The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-26

some of the debutantes have had to fore
go the pleasure CT King Carnival and
his merrie companie. This year the re-
stlictions are to be removed and the
younger girls may come as they choose.
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Mrs. A. j. CampDeI. was the hostess of
delightful luncheon given in honor Of
Miss Juliet King on Saturday. The table
was beautifully trimmed in pink and
green, pink carnations being the flowers
used. The large round table was DAM
tily divided into twelve places by little
pink ribbons, which led from the ci,lnde-
lier, and the name cards were pig bows
If pink in geld. The guests We're Miss
Juliet King, Mrs. S. CT. Wilder, Mrs. John
6. Walker, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs. Chas.
A. Elston, Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Brown, Mrs. Charles Forster,
Mrs. Charles B. Cooper, Mrs. E. j.. Ten
ney and Mrs. Chailes T. Wilder.
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Miss Abbie Campbell, daughter of Mrs.
Consort at the Mardi Gras. Prince Car
nival. Tarn McGrew, assisted by the la
dies upon whom he depended to help
him, chose the young lady yesterday att
ernoon. The choice of Miss Campbell
gives general satisfaction In society cir
cles, and the Prince himself says he APP
proves Of Miss Campbell beyond what
WOrQS alone can tell. MISS SdmpDtil 10
of type Of beauty which will make her
attractive in her role. She is a brunette
and graceful.
The Bridgeport, Conn, Standard of De-
ceTnber 29 has the following interesting
social item The Hon. and Mrs. George
E. Somers announce the engagement of
their daughter Mss Jennie Spall Somers,
to Mr.. William Thomas Rawl-ns, OF Ho-
ltr1e, ic Tclu n
boy of much promise and is the of
Mr.. and Mis-. Thomas Rawlins of this
city. He is a graduate of Oahu College
and Will graduate from Yale Law School
this year
Rev. Ellis Bishop, pastor of st. Paul s
Episcopal Church at Salt Lake City,
Utah, arrived on the Healandia last
evening and will make visit in the ISL
ands for several weeks. He is young
man, a promising pulpit orator and a
great favorite in social circles in the
Mormon capital.
Mrs. Walter Francis Frear entertained
a few ladies at tea on Friday Ill honor
Miss Damon, Miss Sarah Carter, Miss
Scott, Miss Marion Scott, Mrs. Forster
Mrs. j. S. Walker, Mrs. Gerritt T. vii
der and Miss Stansbury.
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Ms. w. Porter BOYD leaves on the N
era for an extensive journey abroad, Wis
fitting while absent. England and lh'
Continent. She VIII visit her aunt, Mrs
Janion, in England.
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The Oahu Polo Club have sent to tn
) States for a barrel of balls AT presen
a baseball is being used, which is to-
heavy a tough wooden ball Is needed
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C. H. w. Norton is at the Waldorf-As
! toria in New York City. He will leav
fer London early in February, on bushes
connected with the McBryde plantation.
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: Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Benny of Sa
l Francisco. who have arrived in Honolulu
but recently, will remain here. MIR. Bon
!, ny is eff the firm of Shreve & Co
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4 Quite a crowd of young society fol
were entertained aboard the Ware
Thursday evening. The entertainment
S was styled Ghost Dance"
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e 1.-THE Bachelors Romance" was TN
a initial production of the Neill Compan
: at the Teck theater, Buffalo, New Yorl
q the first week of the month.
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g Mrs. George D. Toy and her daughte
: Miss Mabel Toy of San francisco, "n
e recently returned from Europe. expect
o visit Honolulu shortly.
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r Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warehouse hay
5. returned from the Peninsula and al
e Foccupying their town house on Nuuan
81 avenue.
81 Mr. p. K Enebo, who recently arrive
in the Islands from Boise, Idaho, has az
cepted position at Eva plantation.
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/ The Beretania Tennis Club viii give
o concert and dance in their new club nous
O after the Mardi Gras ball.
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e 1t is contemplated setting aside one ca
e in each week for ladies' to use the Hea';
e/ni boat house.
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n W. r. Castle, Jr., leaves for the Goa!
:, on the Sierra for brief visit.
ANNA rHnhA llEnE