The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-02-04
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ct, MISS Dellc Nlud, Vic hiosOs
Cornwell and Messrs. G. C. Potter,
w. F. Dillingham;, Oscar Herold,
. Blue, Elliot, Paul de la Vergne,
w. H. Coney, Samual G. Wilder,
Harry Whitney, Sam Woods, Ned
. Macfarlane, Singlehurst and Addi-
son.
After the first performance of
"Meredith's Old Coat" last Satur-
day night, Miss Kate McGrew gave
a supper at her beautiful home for
the members of the cast and few
others. The table was an artistic
piece of work. Festoons of vines
hung from the chandelier were al
lowed to trail on the table. At the
plates were dinner cards of rough
paper upon which were done in
gold letters the names of the re-
spective guests. The cards of the
members of the cast had written
upon them pat suggestions from the
play. After the supper, the party
adjourned to the drawing room
where music was rendered. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. McGrew,
the members of the cast of Mere
dith's Old Coat" Miss Kate Field,
Mrs. Julian Monsarrat, Captain
Pigman, Mr.. Oscar Herold, Mr..
Dillingham;, c. H. w. Norton and
VIM. H. Coney.
On Thursday, Mr.. Allderdice of
the U. S. S. Bennington. rendered
luncheon to a number of lady
friends aboard his ship. Those
present were Mrs. Graham, Mrs.
Focke, Mrs. Julian Monsarrat, Mrs.
Gum, the Misses Atkinson, Miss
Kate McGrew, Miss Moulder and
Messrs. Speyers, Mayo, Addison,
Eaton and Phillips. The centre
piece was basket of red carnations
while strewn all over the table were
native ferns. AT the plate of each
lady was placed a bunch of pansies
and maiden hair. The ladies' din
ner cards were a decided innova-
ton. They were Hawaiian fans
tied with Bennington ribbons and
bearing the names of the respective
guests. These were much appreci-
ated and will be kept as souveniers
of the delightful time spent aboard.
After the second performance of
"Meredith's Old Coat" at indie
pendence Park pavilion the floor
was cleared and dancing INDUCED
in until l o'clock in the morning.
Light refreshments were served.
The Kawaiahau Club rendered their
usual delightful dance music.
Among those present outside of the
cast and others who assisted in the
work of making preparations for
the play were Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Wilder, the Misses Cornwell, Miss
Belle Walker, Miss Belle Vida,
Captain Pigman and the ushers.
A delightful luncheon was given
in honor of Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy, by
Mr.. Speyers aboard the U. S. S.
Bennington Wednesday. The
table was tastefully decorated. The
following were present: Mrs.
Swanzy, Mrs. Julian Monsarrat,
Mrs. Focke, Mrs. Graham, Miss
May Atkinson, Miss Moulder and
Messrs. Speyers, Barton, Winter
halter and Blue of the Bennington
together with DIR. Cooper.
Many theatre parties were given
Saturday night to see "Meredith's
Old Coat" Among these, was one
given by Mrs. Herbert and made
up of Mrs. Tenney, Mrs Noonan,
Jaunita Hassinger, Mrs. c. A.
Brown and Messrs. Vettleson, Ned
Macfarlane, DR.. Cooper, DR.. Gross
man and Hugh King. A delight
full supper was given at the home
of Mrs. Herbert after the play.
The Whist Club met at the home
of Miss Sadie Carter, Monday night.
After tne regular play of the even
ing a pleasant time socially was
enjoyed.
The engagement of Miss Chris
tine Rhodes recently of this city,
and Rev. j. A. Morgan, pastor of
the Christian church in Alameda,
CAL, has been announced.
The Misses Kitchen left for Ulu-
palakua, Maui, on the steamer
Kinau yesterday morning. They
will be away month or six weeks.
Ladies day at the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club. Wednesday
afternoon, was attended by a num-
Der of lady friends.
Miss Eva Parker is again confn-
ed to her room through illness.