The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-04
Society Notes
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Mrs Walbridge entertained at cards
on Wednesday afternoon of this week at
the Beretania street home of her moth
er, Mrs w. G. Parke. Mrs Walbridge
In stately gown of black. cut d trife
oecoilete, received her guests with tbs<
quiet, gracious dignity which isIalWfSs
most pleasing attribute of M at
tractlVe hostess. She was assisted by the
Misses Parke, both in cool white; as
was also Miss Marion Scott. who e.scor-
ed for the afternoon and the beautiful
color or whose hair was especially no
iiceabie under a lovely picture hat of
rose pink And speaking of hats, by the
way, suggests that another most stun
Hins one was that worn by Miss Zoe At
klnson 1t was wide, and, of course,
newly fiat, and lying far forward on its
brlm, had two wonderful roses that ac-
tualiy seemed fragrant, so natural were
they
An innovation much to be commended
was the having of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nalhridge's Were most delfcious-in the
middle of the afternoon, when the games
were about half over, making restful
break in the play. Mrs. Chas Wilder
won hrst prize, a gold picture frame.
Mrs. Gardner Wilder was second cham
plon, and was awarded an Austrian vase
IN glass and gold. Mrs j. T. McGrew
was "consoled' by a lovely blue and
white vase with decorations thereon of a
nature suggestive of those historic feath-
cred friends of Rome who are said to
have saved it once from defeat
The flowers scattered here and there
through the Parke drawing rooms were
lovely, bunch of exquisite white lilies
being at one end and scarlet ones at the
other Among Mrs. Walbridge's guests
were Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs.
Belle Jones, Miss Juliette King, Mrs.
Severance of Hilo, Mrs. F. M Swanzy,
Mrs. J. T. McGrew, Miss Gillet, Mrs
F. NJ. Hatch. Miss Stansbury, Mrs. A.
G. Halves, Miss Russell. Mrs. Charles
Rice, Mrs. j. w. T. Nichols, Mrs. Helen
Kelley, Mrs. Sidney Bailou, Mrs. H.
Focke. Mrs. NJ. NJ Scott, Mrs Faxon
Bishop. Miss Marion Scott, Mrs. Arthur
Brown, Miss Zoe Atkinson, Mrs. Charles
Wilder. Mrs. Gardner Wilder Mrs. Wild
difield, Mrs James Spencer. Mrs. Austin,
Miss Clark, Miss Adams. Miss Bacon,
Mrs. B. L. Marx, Miss Castle, Mrs. Mary
Gunn, Mrs. F. Macfarlane.
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party over Sunday at Aiea. His guests
are to be the Misses Gillet, MacLennan,
lDeming and Marion Scott; Messrs.
iSouthard Hoffman, Wright, Kicker and
lMacLennan.
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entertain a few friends at thef copdry
place, Kualoa, in honor of ArS< Mum
ford, the latter part of this week
A lawn fete will be given on Monday
evening at the residence OF fNIneodorer
Richards, Kinau and Kapiolahi stressS,
as a farewell to Mr.. and Mis- III c.
Coleman, who have been connected with
the Y NJ C. A and Y. w C. A re-
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welcome to Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Brown.
who are to take their places. Mr. and
Mrs. Coleman are about to leave the
Islands after having accomplished a
great amount of work in the organiza-
ton and work of the two Institutions for
young people The friends of the two
institutions and all interested in the
work are invited to attend.
A host of friends were at the Oceanic
dock last evening to greet Mrs. ]. F.
Howell nee WiddifeId), wife Or Lisdf.
Howell, Artillery Corps, U.S.A.; HhS1s at
present in Manila. Mrs. Howell Mas been
expected home for several weeks, and
was due to arrive on a transport, but
owing to the change in the service she
was compelled to travel via San Fran
cisco. An informal reception was held in
her honor by the guests who were about
to embark on the Waterwitch for a
cruise in the harbor-all her old friends.
Mrs. Howell comes back to Honolulu to
recuperate her health.
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Miss Deming has been rusticating for
few days at Haleiwa Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Grimwood enter
tanned ten guests at very delightful
dinner Thursday evening.
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Ernest Mott-Smith gave farewell poi
supper for -4r. and Mrs. Harvey Mott
Smith, soon to leave for Europe. The
Quintet Club discoursed sweet music dur
ing the evening, which was spent by the
guests in easy chairs on the moonlit
lawns. after the most delicious supper
had been partaken of.
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Mrs. Judson and her daughter are at
Waialua and will remain over Sunday.
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Messrs. Swain, Mckay and Hammer
will spend Sunday at Haleiwa.
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The following invitations were received
by Honolulu people likely to be inter-
ested: "An exhibition of the new school
of portrait and scenic photography will
be given Friday, May Sd, from till 10
p m at 104 Beretania street, near Fort
A w Rice r. W. Perkins" And clever
little photographs accompany the invita-
lions.
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Mrs. Annis Montague Turner gave one
of her charming luncheons Friday noon
in honor of Mrs Severance of Hflo, to
which were hidden those of the former
Punahou pupils who were Mrs. Sever
ance's school friends. The decorations
were in pink, the cards being hand
painted scenes typical Of the Islands.
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A small but very enjoyable swimming
party and dinner was given by Mls/
Charles B. Cooper at Waikiki the early
part of the week for Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Mott-Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold