The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21

n profGs:on of flowers and softest of
standings in candelabra making exquisite
effect. The guests We're Miss Lillian Ba-
con, Miss Warren, Miss Angus, Mss
Jean Angus, Miss Grace, Mr.. Harry VII
der, Mr. Teaf, Lieut.. Hancocx. DR.. Nc
Adory Mr.. A l.. c. Atkinson. Later
Inc guests enjoyed the dancing, which
was the order of the evening at the ho-
tel, number Of town people being not
iced mingling with the regular guests of
the hotel upon the lanais, among them
being Miss Casey, Mrs. Sargent, Miss
Sargent, Miss Rodgers Miss Horuer
Miss Damon, the Misses Lishman, Mr..
Single, Mr.. Holt, Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Wat
son, Mr.. Fred Damon, DR.. High, MT.
Ernest Raas.
Mr.. Robert Hawxhurst and. wife (nee
Nickeus) left for Hawaii early IN the
week.
1898
Mrs. J. G. Ward took the Island boat
for LauDahoehoe on the nth
1888
Mr.. II. p Baldwin was a passenger for
Kahului in the Claudine.
Mr.. w. J. Lowrie went to the other
Islands on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. W o. Aiken returned to
their Maui home during the week.
I&%&
Mrs. W. II. Rice and son, Mr. Charles
Rice, and daughter, Miss Mary Rice.
went back to Kauai in the last w. G..
Hall Miss Rice, who has been extensive
~ entertained while here in honor Of
her recently announced engagement,
goes home TO make preparations. it is
understood, for a summer marriage
o,,
lots of attention during her visit to her
old home. Mrs. Beardslee is the guest OF
her mother, at the family home of the
TayIors, 1911 Pine street. Next Thursday,
the 5th, Mr.. and Mrs. Beardslee leave for
their Honolulu home. Tomorrow Miss
Gertrude Campbell gives a luncheon at
the Palace Grill in honor of Mrs. Boards
lee. ''-E.xa miner
Miss White gave an informal tea at
the Waikiki home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Castle on Wednesday afternoon, compu-
mentary to Miss Susan Davis, daughter
of Major and Mrs. Edward Davis. now
stationed at Camp Mckinley Miss White
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. BENZ.
l. Marx, while Mrs. ]. Halves, Jr., Mrs.
Chas b. Cooper and Mrs Richard Iyers
presided at the tea tables.
1888
ut does ones heart good to hear in
Dutton is held. She has been gone on
her tour of the world scarcely more than
a week, but already her numerous girl
friends are wishing she were back again.
After the marriage of Miss Polly Dunn
to Harry MacfarIane on December 18th,
for which she and her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry f. Dutton, have stopped over
at Honolulu, Miss Dutton viii go on TO
the Orient and it may be two years be-
fore she returns home, when she will
make her debut, and what n bright and
debutante she VIII make.
Examiner.
1913
One of the late San Francisco papers
has a large photo of Miss Florence Bal
finger and states that the wedding CT
Miss Ballinger and Mr.. f. Macfarlane
is to take place Immediately after Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knight are spoken
of in society notes of the coast as PLAN
ming 10 live at the Crocker for the win
ter
$3.50
Miss Nellie White gave pretty little
afternoon tea for Miss Davis on Wednes-
day afternoon at Kainalo. About thirty
were present. Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs.
a. G. Halves. Jr.. and Miss Maude Gil
ette presided at the tea table which
was charmingly dressed with yellow
and ferns.