The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-01
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ner country nome. MrS- tslednOt -tts
tin was much admired in her elegaa
black gown. Mrs. Frederick Zalle Il
receive on the first and third Fridays.
POS California street.
1888
An event of social interest viii tax.
place today in the grounds ., 81. All
drew's Cathedral II is ST. fADdres, I
fair. Ii will open in the nlOcf-inG alc
continue until $3.50 in the evening, Win /
an interval of closing from to |
o'clock. There will be a poi lunch serv-
ed from IL till 2, the arrangements iol /
which are in the hands of Mrs. Abei !
Clark and Mrs. Charles Booth. A lanai I
has been erected in the grounds, il /
(which the lunch will be spread. The !
Hawaiian Quintet Club viii be in at
tendance. Another booth win be erect
ed Tor the lemonade stand, under thu !
direction of Mrs. Bowman and Mrs
Lange, The ice cream and coffee tent
| will also be out of doors, under tn
direction of Mrs. Willis Miss Wake
and Miss Mcintyre. Within the schoo
room II. NJ. Queen Liliuokalani has
kindly consented to take charge of til
flower table, next TO which will stan
the Hawaiian table, under the direction
of Mrs. Ihiihi and Mrs Karratti. Mrs
Kitcat and Mrs. Hoffman, Will under
take the exhibition of art needleWors
materials, assisted by Miss Lamb. Mis-
Hestop and Miss Zoe Atkinson, while
in the center of the room Mrs. Shaker
land Miss Hoare will have an exhibition
of dolls. A "Humpty Dunpty'' tabl
will be under the care of Miss Pond
THE Misses Harris will have charge OF
the children's department. Mrs. Free h
land Miss Ladd Will preside at the can
ldy table, and Mrs. A CT. Halves, Mrs
Pond, Mrs. Myers and Mrs Strong a
the fancy table. A bicycle competition
will take place in the afternoon, the
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hands of Mrs. Leopold G. Biackman
; There will be one competition for boys
and another for girls. The prizes wi
be awarded to those whose bicycles art
the most prettily decorated. TIL
/. grounds and lanais We're handsomely
decorated yesterday for the event
*t%.*
. so sorry, but haven't time to stop
" We're rushed terribly. After ,Decembe,
eth I'll rig you up. Good-by." And
" she walked up Post street at a rapid
gait. That was a Doctors Daughte
: who spoke. Everybody is toiling foi
;, the coming doll show You really
= fought to see the beautiful salable dolls
: Mrs. Bates has already" said one en-
:. thusiast. They are simply dears.
There is more interest among tn
ldressmakers-and rivalry, too, thar
/, ever before. Just wait and see if We
= don't have the event of the season,
/ tronesses, so far. are Mrs Clark
lCrocker Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Mrs
e. William G. Irwin, Mrs. Henry ]. Crock
!. er, Mrs Joseph S. Tobin, Mrs. Herr
q Payot. Mrs. L. l.. Baker. Mrs. VIII
/ p. Fuller and Mrs. ]. Downey Harvo
y There are three others to be he.i
= from.-San Francisco Examiner.
' %&&
$ Mr.. and Mrs. X /. Imanishi CAV
IA "a
r. last in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. +. "a
r. kurai and Mr.. and Mrs. Ikeda. at -
N Waikild residence. 1t was one of \
s, principal events in Japanese SO, 5
L. circles this season, and was atteca
+. by over two hundred people. Amor
r them were Japanese Consul and ~.
Il. NJ. Saito, Vice Consul ]. Tanaka, :
.. Ozaki, T. Masuda. T. Matsuoka, T. Fl
.. rata, Z. Sega, DR.. and Mrs. /. Nor
ID DIR. and Mrs. T. Mitamura, DIR. X. Ha'
r. da, DIR. n. Ogawa. Dr.. T. Fukai, Re-
s. II. Kihara, Rev. T. Okumura, Miss J
n KOka and Mrs. . J, So;
F. A cablegram received this week b
" Mrs. Mary Widdifield from her daugi
ss ter Miss Adele Widdif1eld. at Manil;
no stated briefly that she was to HAY
J. been married on Saturday. Novemb;
IS %. The Grant arrived at Manila n,
~ vember Is, and Miss Widdifield was
Her marriage with Lieutenant Howell
'r- Fifth United States Artillery, W;
doubtless one OF the events ri milital
- society, inasmuch as the officers of II
nv. brigade commanded by c. neral BE
- were to be present.
w. THE wedding of Miss Mary Eloi
III Castle and Mr.. Benjamin I. Jdge Ma
.a ~" on Wednesday was one Of ne fashio
80, able weddings OF the fd.I season. IT.
reception was pretty &fiair, and a
u tended by a large numb-r of socie
tss folk. The bride was charmingly a
. tired, and her maid of honor, Miss l.
M, liam Bacon, and the bridesmaids we
pictures of loneliness. Mr.. and NJ
hi Marx are spending their honeymoon
iss the other side of the Island.
FRS " u "
lis Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore Robi
IRIS. son (Aileen Ivers, of Honolulu, wi
and since their marriage here some yes
C.. since, have resided in Philadelphia,
C. coming over to New York for the WI
Ter. ter. and will probably remain perm
hit inently. For the winter visit they v
and be the guests of Mrs. ]. Hood Wrig
Mr.. mother of Mr.. Robinson.-New YC
Mr.. Herald.
f. $3.50
all. Lieutenant Deekin, Royal Germ
G. Artillery, who was commissioned
Mr. the German Government to investig
the Pacific insular industries. has b,
o. the guest of many society people I
week.
.&.%.&
a1u- At Progress Hall this evening a
MT o'clock the Young Mems and Yo,
Women's Christian Associations
give a reception to members and i'm
1ore ed friends.
iety ~ " ~
the Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Damon have
San turned from Moanalua and will res
20 for the season at their town reside
iety on Nuuanu avenue.
,xes $3.50
Mrs The ladies of Oahu College will
lulu receive on Monday. as the college
re- dents are to spend the day at w;
yger lua.
lion " ~ ~
Miss Mrs. Widdifield and the Misses u
box idifield leave for Waialua next weel
The remain couple of months at Halei
C. 1888
9 In Mrs. Lorrip Andrews leaves on
we're Rio today for California. where
lam will remain for a year for her hea
ap," w. S&&
and1/ The Mott-Smiths and Miss Paty
What turned from an extended pleasure