The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-13
SOCIETY :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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ladies' OF the Hospital Flower Mission
with the assistance OF kind gentlemen
| friends took place in independence
Park pavilion last night. Undoubted-
~ it was the event of the season and
an event calculated TO make everyone
wish for a repetition in the near fut-
ure. Let thanks then be given the
ladies who did so much toward giving
so many an evening of unalloyed
pleasure.
| Decorations are often so profuse as
to spoil any artistic effect that may
have been in the minds of those who
did the work. Such was not the fault
with the decorations in Independence
| Park pavilion last night. Flags over
head were fastened here with a palm
! leaf, a bunch of ferns or some other
green while in and about were stretch
ed wreaths of various kinds On the
| Waikiki wall and reaching from floor
TO ceiling were fastened punches of the
bougainvillea in bloom while on the
opposite side was the same design in
the beautiful bignonia venusta vine.
| The orchestra stand just in front of
this was decorated in a manner in har-
mony with the remainder of the hall.
Credit is due the following: Mrs. F..
w. Macfarlane, Mrs. Geo. r. Carter,
Mrs. F. NJ. SwanZy, Mrs. E. d. Tenney,
Miss Levers, Mr.. Allen Herbert. Mrs.
George Herbert who kindly offered her
assistance in decorating, was a valu-
able addition to the committee.
The guests were by the following
reception committee: Mrs. VIM. G. IT.
win. Mrs. c. L. Carter, Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer, Mrs. r. d. Walbridge, Mrs.
J. S. Walker, Miss Levers.
Mrs Irwin wore the costume of a
Swiss peasant, Mrs. f. A. Schaefer that
of a peasant of SaXony; Mrs. J. S. Wal
ker that of La ToSca; that Mrs. r. D..
Walbridge Mistress Meg. Mrs. C. L..
Carter and Miss Levers were dressed
in the costumes of Night and Morning,
respectively.
The floor managers, Messrs. H. Nj.
Whitney, Jr., B. l.. Marx, w. P. Boyd,
w F. Dillingham;, George G. Porter,
a. st. NJ. Macintosh and Sam Woods,
were dressed in the bal poudre style
| with dress coat lapels and sleeves
trimmed with red, lace fronts and hair
powdered.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. G.. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Harrington,
DR.. and Mrs. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Her
mann Focke, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Ian
sing. Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Walker, Mr..
land Mrs. Ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Levers, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Harris, DR.. and Mrs. w.
IT. Monsarrat, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dow
ire
and Mrs. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Brown. Captain and Mrs. Godfrey, Mr.
and Mrs Wagner, DR.. and Mrs. Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen, Mr.
and Mrs T. p Cummins, Mr.. and Mrs
Larnack. Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger, Mr..
and Mrs Winter, Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
llanthy. Mr. and Mrs. Black, Mesdames
Wilder. Henry Castle, Paul Neumann
Mrs. Fred Macfarlane, Mrs. George
Carter. Mrs. Hugh Gum, z. d. Ten
lney. H. G.. Noonan, Hutchinson, Cunha
| Isabel Creighton, G.. d. Freeth, S. G.
Patterson, Carlos Long, George Board
man, McCombe, S. Roth; Misses Kate
McGrew, May Atkinson, Bessie Spald-
ling. Maggie Walker, Belle Walker, Cor
della Walker, Kate Cornwell, Ella
Stansbury. Kulamanu Ward, NJ. Won
Holt. Kathleen Ward, Clara Fuller,
Alice Wall. Pauahi Judd, Agnes Judd,
Juliette King Eva Parker Helen Par
ker, Belle Vida, Adele Widdifield,
Kathleen Widdifield, Sara Newcombe,
Mary Carter, Sarah Catrer, May Dam
on, Marion Eldredge, Rose Roth Ber-
nice Halstead, F. Lawrence, R. Buckley,
Nellie Young, Hessie Dixon, Bertha
Smithies, Myra Sloggett, Carrie Along,
Bessie Along, Helen Along, Ricke
Nolte, Rita Schmidt, Clara Low, Char
lotte Parmelee, Lizzie Grace, Lidie
West, Amy Mossman, Hattie MCGUIRE,
NJ. Wicke H. G. Morse, l.. Guerney, c..
Guerney, Carrie Wright, Ella Dayton,
Tasca Jones, Eta Daniels, Alice Lish-
man. Kate Mcintyre, F. Campbell, En-
| lily Laid, Mabel Laid, Lillian Paris, z.
| Thrum, Sarah Peterson, Hazel Jen-
nings, Captain A. G. S. Halves, Cap
tain Hanford and officers of the Z. S.
S. Alert, officers of H. B. NJ. S. Ocarus,
| Prince Alexander of Tahiti, Messrs.
a. NJ. Brown. Frank Unger, Harry
Gillig, Oscar Herold, ]. NJ Monsarrat,
| L. NJ. Vettlesen, Ranney Scott, Samuel
G. Wilder, Gerritt P. Wilder, Harry
| Waterhouse, w. c. Parke, Fred Dat,
James Campbell, r. w. Single. G. w.
Dickey, T. Ewing, David F. Thrum,
I H. Lose, w y. l-ONe, NtOISG hiu6SSl,
c. Won Hamm, Z. L. Marshall, o. st.
John Gilbert, c. II. w Norton, George
Angus. Robert Levers, c. NJ. Cooke,
! ed Dekum, p. II. Dodge, Paul F. De
| Ia Vergne, Otis Spalding, A. w. Keech,
| Geo. Paris. Henry Giles, d. James,
Ernest Ross, VIM. Wright. Geo. RO-
dick, Arthur Wall. T. P. SEVERN, Viii
liam Wright, c. K. Hyde, J. Jones,
| 4 Z Clarke 4 w Tvdd Edwin paris
H. S. Morse, E. B. Barthrop, Sam
| Parker. Jr., a. Cunha. o. SOrenson,
| Tom King, Frank Armstrong. George
Smithies, Archie Smithies, NJ. D. Mon
sarrat. W. Wilder. 3. / Finney, J.
Low. ". Phillips, T. Wolff. c. w.
| Weight, 3. F. Beardmore. Bert Peter
son, J. o. Carter, Jr, W. Sharp, w.
B. Godfrey. Jr.. W. A Macintosh,
Martin Smith, F. Wilson. Charles
Crane. sE. Giffard, H. PenhaIlow. Emil
Berger: DrS. George Herbert C b.