The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-31
SOCIETY :
Observation-Disclosures

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the custom of the few in Honolulu who
claim Wellesley as their Alma Mater
to celebrate, in some manner, their
life in the college Beautiful" This
year has been no exception. On Mon
day. Mrs. Frear entertained as many
as could to present at her informal
| gathering. There were present Mrs
! Albert H. Smith, Mrs. Elmer E. Brown,
Miss Celia Mosher, Miss Margaret
Hopper, Miss Mabel Lampman, and
Miss Guild, a Dana Hail. student.
They INDUCED in pleasant remini-
SCIENCES of their college life. During
the afternoon one of their number en-
tertained the others by reading wei
lesley Lyrics" a book recently pub
lished at the college.
On Wednesday, Mrs. H. n. Castle
entertained at lunch the wellesley
Girls" Mrs. Albert H. Smith, Mrs
Elmer E. Brown, Miss Celia Mosher,
Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Miss Margaret
Hopper, Miss Mabel Lampman, Miss
Agnes E. Judd. The decorations were
asters and corn flowers. After the
lunch they sang Wellesley College
songs and talked of the days spent by
the shores of Lake Waban. AS each
guest departed the Wellesley cheer was
given.
Among the people who left on the
Kinau yesterday were: Mrs. George
Herbert, Mrs. Hugh Gum, Mrs. H. G.
ham, Miss M. Roberts, Mrs. George
Smithies, Prof. and Mrs. A. w. Smith,
Miss Myra Ward and Mrs. E. D. Ten
ney.
A number of the young fellows of
the city will give a dance at Remond |
Grove on the night of Friday, August |
18th There will be about so couples |
present The moonlight ride to and |
from the grove will be no small part OF
the enjoyment.
Admiral and Mrs Beardslee gave a |
dinner to the following at the Hawai-
ian Hotel Tuesday: Miss Annie Rose, |
of Hilo; Miss Kalua, of Maui; Miss |
Jones; Messrs. Carney and Whitfield. |
The table decorations were in asters. |
At her home in Nuuanu last evening, |
Mrs. w. o. Smith gave a dinner in
honor of Will Castle and Guy Dement, |
Decorations were in pink. In all, there
were u young men present at the dim
ner.
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Mrs. Julius Hoting gave delightful
tea to Mrs. Nauman and Mrs. Moses
Thursday afternoon. There were some
rs ladies present The decorations
were very artistic.
Mr.. J. S. Walker went to Maui on
the Kinau yesterday. He will go to
Waikapu, where his wife, Mrs. w.
Porter Boyd and Miss Cornwell are
spending a part of the summer.
Mrs. Rose, of Hilo, returned to her
home on the Helene Thursday after
noon. During the latter part of her
stay in town she was the guest of Cap
tain and Mrs. LorenZen.
Miss e. Gay, of Kauai, came down
from Kauai on the Ke Au Hou yester-
day morning, and then left for Hilo on
the Kinau.
Mrs. Walter Maxwell has gone over
to the other side of the island for a
few days on a visit to Mrs. Swanzy
who is now at her country home.
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Mrs. H. H. Renjes gave a luncheon
to ten ladies at her home in Nuuanu,
Monday, hasturtians were used in de-
corating.
Mrs Clarence Ashford will give a
tea to a number of ladies on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Helen Wilder gave wagonette
party to a number of friends on Mon
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell are
staying at the home of Mark Robin
son.
Miss Buckley left for the Colonies on
the Moana Thursday night.