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

Carter as a trained nurse Mrs. Her
mann Foeke as a shepherdess.
Messrs. Samuel Parker. ]. 5. Walker,
Hay Wodehouse Edward Dowsett, y
NJ. Sproull and Frank May constituted
a gang OF cowboys that struck terror
Of the hearts Of all. With red or blue
sweaters. blue trousers, high boots
handkerchiefs tied loosely around
their necks, sombreous tilted 10 one
side aud last but not least. a belt of
cartridges and revolver TO fire them,
strapped about their waists, they re-
minded many of the wild west and its
unpleasant suggestions.
Perhaps the most laughable costumes
OF the evening were those of Miss Pau
ahi Judd, Miss Fuller and Gerritt p.
Wilder. Mr. Wilder, and Miss Judd
represented Mr.. and Mrs Pixton in the
play of Jane" recently produced here
and Miss Fuller was Baby Pixton.
Dancing to music by the Quintette
Club WAS continued until after mid
night. When the dances were half
completed, a sumptuous supper was
served. The following ladies were the
ones who did the work in this part
of the evenings program: Mrs. T.
r. Walker, Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs. J. o.
Carter, Mrs. S. c. Allen.
If the Calico ball was intended TO be
calico" there was something wrong
for that material was sadly lacking.
However, every one had a fine time
withtheir gaudy colors and striking
costumes and there was not one muir
muir against the whole affair.
The reception out aboard II. B. NJ. S.
Icarus Thursday night was most
pleasant affair and one thoroughly en-
joyed by those who were so fortunate
as to attend. Captain Fleet and the
officers of the Icarus did everything
they could that might in any way con-
duce to the pleasure of the guests.
Flags formed the ships decorations
The Hawaiian band furnished music
for the occasion. Light refreshments
daintiIy served added to the enjoy
mentS
Those present were British Commits
sioner Captain A. G. S. Halves, Captain
Hanford and officers of the q. S. S.
Alert, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Damon, Bish-
op and Mrs Willis, U. S. Charge d
Affaires and Mrs. Ellis Mills, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ. V. Forster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom May Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Whitney,
Mrs. Baker, Misses Kate McGrew, Sa-
rah Carter, Emily May, Fanny May,
Bernice Halstead, Myra Sloggett, Min
ma Berger, Charlotte Carter, Juliette
King. Rose Roth, French Commissioner
NJ. Louis Vossion, Mons. A. Vizzavona,
! Messrs, J. o. Carter, Rev. Alex. Mack
| intosh P Wilder, James A. Wilder,
Samuel Parker, J. NJ. Monsarrat, Geo.
c. Potter A ST. NJ Macintosh, d.
| Sloggett, Oscar Herold Edward Dow
sett, VIM May, w. H. Baird, Ed. Stiles
and DIS. G. B. Cooper, H. V. Murray
and W. T. Monsarrat.
A theatre party for Miss Mamie
Riordan of San Francisco was present
at the acknowledgements concert
Monday evening. The party went to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Walker,
King street, after the concert, where
la supper was served. The party was
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Walker,
Misses Adele Widdifield, Kate Corn
we'll, Mamie Riordan, katherine Wild
difield Captain Houdlette, DR.. H. V.
Murray, w. H. Cornwell and Leslie
| Scott.
/
The Misses Mcintyre gave a wagon
cite party to Mr.. and Mrs. Hart and
Mrs. Harry Lewis Wednesday night.
The party composed of the guests OF
| honor, the Misses Mcintyre, Miss
| Helen Wilder, Messrs. Frank Unger
Harry Lewis, Fred Lewis, J. Hill and
Frank Mcintyre left the Mcintyre home
early in the evening and proceeded
out along the Moiliili road for beau
tiful moonlight ride. Returning they
stopped at the Mcintyre home where
dainty supper was served and music
and dancing INDUCED in.
Mrs. G.. L. Carter gave an engage
ment to Miss McGrew and DR.. Cooper
at her home in Waikiki Wednesday.
There were also present Miss May At
kinson, Miss Spalding, DR.. Raymond,
Mr. Arthur M. Brown and Mr.. Ranney
Scott.
Invitations are out for the barn party
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
G.. Irwin, Waikiki, on the evening of
Friday, February 10th. On that occa-
sion the new barn just completed, will
be opened.