The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-28

Society will soon reach the ~
fioot Mon craze and wear
laIu stockings. golf capes and
am OShanter caps and con-
erse with n strong Scotch dia-
CT. Golf In being talked OF at
as and luncheons. and several
Dung men OF the town are
radually ntting out their golf
x costume for the time when
will be good taste to display
Ich startling colors on the
cal links. The care-worn
Iddic win have an opportunity
learn the ways Of Dan Cupid.
r the little fellow IL said to
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e up to all kinds OF pranks q
It'll the golfers. especially n
hen the elusive golf ball has ~
habit OF straying into ,gullies III
I'D ravines and away from the q =
ght OF other golfers whose I'M
usive chase leads them into hNAI
Their similar places. There IL s~f,SS
o telling how many engage ES-&l
ents will be rumored toward Ia
ie end OF the season. $50
Walter Dillingham;. the tennis ~
ack is again on his native
JO siSptSIM tgpot sul puB 'qlH9
the racket can be assured of many
hard rubs over the net during his sum-
mer soj0urn here. Mr.. D.s,ingham has
earned an enviable record, both In Ho-
noluiu and at Harvard for his scientific
tennis playing. and as the season for
brushing up on the favorite game IL
night at hand. match games will
beckon society en- masse to the tennis
courts.
The telegraph has given us news OF
the wedding In New York last Tuesday
81 Miss Grace Burr and Chas. T. Will
\ der. whose marriage was solemnizedl
at the Church OF the Holy Apostles al
high noon. the Rev. w. w. williams
officiating. Both bride and groom are
well known In san francisco. where
they purpose making their future home,
first taking n trip to Honolulu after the
| honeymoon has been passed the other
side Of the continent.
Mr. Albert Along. who returned from
Harvard College Thursday on the Rio.
VIII conduct driving party around the
island In honor OF his cousin Mr..
Roades Fayerweather. a few friends
OF Mr.. Along with compose the per-
sonnet OF the party, no,-siy Mr.. Walter
Dillingham;. Mr. Harold Dillingham;.
Mr.. Prouty and Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;.
who were fellow travellers on the Rio
with Mr.. Along.
A children's party was given by Miss
Agnes J. Smith at her home at Ma
kiki street and Wilder avenue Thurs
day. There were fifteen little girls
present and the Afternoon was spent at
games I'm and out OF doors. AS IL was
Miss Agnes eleventh birthday she re-
ceived many handsome gifts. A sup
per brought the festivities TO a close.
ISIS Azalea G. Reyes. chaperoned by
Mrs. j. X. Mackenzie. after a short
stay I'm Honolulu. will proceed to sgd
ney. Australia. on the Oceanic steamer
Moana. which sailed from this city on
Wednesday. says the Argonaut OF
July rs.
Mrs. s. q. Wilder. Jr., will be the
hostess n, n poi dinner TO be given this
evening at her residence In honor of Mr..
Walter Dillingham;. Mr.. Robert Atkin-
son and others OF the college party who
returned on the Rio.
The engagement OF Mr.. Howard
Adams OF Honolulu. formerly OF San
Francisco. and Miss .Ilna Hart Of Wal.
mea. Kauai. has been announced and
the prospective groom Is the recipient
Of congratulations.
7 Mr.. Hackfeld will entertain the ofn
\ GERS OF the Geier informally. The,
viii also be taken TO Waialae. the Pal
and other points of interest. and ever
courtesy extended TO them during thei
stay In port.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman was tn
In hostess at n delightful luncheon givei
" yesterday for Mrs. Annis Montagu
"A Turner. Mrs. v. NJ. Boyd. Mrs. Alexan
" der Halves, Jr.. Miss Schaefer and Mis-
Mist.
Prince David Kawananakoa and Mi
William II. Cornweli who were Hawai-
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