The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-30
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Islands forever on the steamer leaving
next Tuesday for the Coast. They viii
reside permanently in Germany
Mrs. Deerling, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Estee, is expected in Honolulu
shortly on a visit with her parents.
! Mrs behring's husband is a former
| ffonolulan, but since his marriage has
taken up his residence in San Fran
cisco.
a charity concert, similar to that
given last year at the Palace Hotel by
Mrs. Joseph d. Grant, Mrs. William c.,
Irwin, Mrs. j. Il. Casserly and others
in the art gallery of the Hopkins In
stitute Mrs. Casserly and other socie-
ty amateurs VIII appear says. the Elk
aminer.
Miss Ardella Mills is being entertain
ed in Honolulu, says the Examiner.
Mrs. Frederick Beardslee, nee Taylor,
is settled in her new home and has as
a guest her mother, Mrs. Thomas G..
Taylor. Mrs. Taylor will not return
from the Islands before the middle OF
April. Miss Mills returned 10 San
Francisco on the Mariposs, after a
pleasant visit here.
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| Mrs. Coney gave poi supper Thurs
day evening to a few friends, at her
residence on Alakea street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. May and family
leave on the Aorangi next month for
( England, where they will reside per-
manently.
! The Woman's Guild of St Clements
Chapel will give an 'at home for
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rain Walker and Mr..
/ and Mrs. T. May, at the rectory on
Wilder avenue. on Easter Monday
evening from to IL p. m. The Walk
ers and the Mays leave for England
soon to stay.
Work has been commenced on the
fine new residence of Mr.. George Da-
Z vies.
| Mrs Charles b. Cooper's tea, given
/ Tuesday at the home of her father, DR..
! McGrew, in honor of Miss chamberlain
and Miss Craig, of Southern California,
visitors to Honolulu, was one of the
most successful of the many social
functions of the past few weeks or
/ events. When a hostess combines with
rare social tact, the personal charm OF
manner of which Mrs. Cooper is pos
sessed she cannot fail to insure for
her guests the pleasure which was the
portion of those who attended Tues
days tea Mrs. Cooper was assisted in
receiving the guests who thronged the
rooms between the hours of and Z
o'clock by Mrs. Edward Damon, Mrs.
j. F. Mcdonald, and Miss Stansbury.
Though yellowS and golden browns
were the predominant flower shadings
of the decorationS-Sunny marguerlteS
gave place here and there to the warm
er tints of nasturtiums. A gorgeous
dash of color was made by a bunch
of 0ai a
Of ferns and palms fr1nging the lanai.
During the afternoon an impromptu
program was rendered, consisting OF
vocal solos by Mrs. Harold Mott
Smith, Miss Ardella Mills of San Fran
cisco. Mr. Prouty and a trio of male
voices by Messrs. Dillingham;. Dilling-
ham and Prouty. Among those present
were Mrs. A. ]. Halves Jr., Mrs. Ar
thur M. Brown. Mrs. Gardner Wilder.
Mrs. Chrales T. Wilder, Mrs. Gerr1tt
WIder Mrs w1au MaIker MISSES Nay
Gertrude Scott, juliet King, Sadie car
ter, Mrs. Gum. Mrs z. Tenney' MIS-.
Francis Gay. Mrs. Charles Elston, Mrs.
bingham. I. Dillingham;. Lewis, Byron
Baird, Hall Maddox Whitley, Vers'
Murray and many others.
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Little Laola Booth was the hostess at
poi luncheon given last Saturday al
her parents residence, Pauoa valley at
which a large number of her young
friends and older ones. as well, were
present, the occasion being the celebra-
ton of her fourth birthday The table
was decorated with green ferns strewn
over the CLOTH the centerpiece being
tard'niere of pink roses: at each end was
, Hawaiian platter of koa wood hl'ed
with tropical fruits. ard at each little
ones plate was Hawaiian basket to be
III.
The handles of the baskets were pref
t'iy trimmed with pink and blue baby
r'hrors tied with bows of the same. The
, souvenirs were also lined with pink and
: blue and filed with candies and
:, bon-hons Little kou calahashes were al
SO placed at each pate. The affair was
: trorourhlv Hawaiian and was greatly
!, enicved nv tho guests, who were Char
rev Herbert wilHelu1'na Tenney. George,
: Frances. John and Harry Brown, Far-
riot ard Richmond Dawson. Alice Has
(: t.res Vernon Tenney Makia, Lani Al
[, lie Cation MsrmiCn. Katherine and En-
!; rrel're Magoon. Oueenie Sharrat, Frmf-
>, NJ Baker, Muriel and Beatrice Camp
IS bell SEE
r, rrorol''lu's SMART set danced in a CO.
e ti1lion last Mordav evening of n sor
s. rarelv seen here before. Barbour Lath
y rop tra hoet. thew hmself into II viii
- the ardcr IF one who Knows row 10 ied'
u TIE German, and the result was one o
the most successful affairs of the KIN
l. ever given here The cot,llion was dane
- ed in Progress Hall. which was heauti
f,-rv end tastefully decorated with hug
r-,asses of preerary, palms, ferns an
e. the like while friezes of MALE uno
~ white ard red challie over the arcr
ne WAYS. surrounted hv nodding r-plan
en- loevee. rnade tronical scene. the lux
y bow
" n pcno',,,r ha,l room, To Mrs. z.
20 Tennev and Mr.. Cert P. WILDE is dr
- the 1acorative scheme and the mannt
-, in which It was carried ont. The co.,
-, Ioo began very late-at the very fasf
- jorohle ho-'r OF 10 o'c'ock-and laste
er. untli-N"i' t - ~ .,,,,,r,,;+
re D.nr,c-1 Heed when the last arto sne
-p away fr~r, the dance. The society ri
rs nreeert were Of the local Four NV