The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-04

val TO handle and she displayed a zeal
| throughout which commends her as an
earnest worker in charitable events. Not
being a member of the kilohana Art
| Lea gue.~ her work for the festival is all
| tbe<fnore commendable. During the try
| idg hours between the time the school
children marched into the Capitol
grounds until long afternoon, Mrs.
Crabbe's department was besieged by the
expectant ones, and sandwiches, cakes
and soda water disappeared quickly. Mrs.
era bbe personally canvassed for the
great mass of edibles which came pour
ing into the Capitol grounds early on
May Day morning, and had the satisfac-
ton of seeing them all promptly dispos-
ed of.
Judge George Clark is in town from
North Kona.
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Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid is home from his
Hawaii sojourn.
w. A Wall and wife have gone to
Hilo.
News comes from Guam that Mr.. Fred
Harvey. who accompanied Captain Mer-
ry when lie left Honolulu has gone with
that genial commandant to San Francis
co, and WILL upon his return, make his
plans to locate here permanently.
$50
Bohemia the club of small member
ship, but composed of five of the leading
social spirits of Honolulu, consisting of
Mr. A. A Young Mr.. A. Lewis. Jr., Mp
B. Griggs Holt, Mr.. W. H. Bhbbitt~8nd
Mr.. Robert Shingle, entertained>a num-
Der of friends last evening on a moon
light cruise on Commodore A. Young's
launch, the "Waterwitch," along the
Waikiki beach as far as Diamond Head
and return, and afterwards at delight
full dinner at Lycurgus'. The supper was
served in the sale a mango, and con-
sisted of courses of light edibles, salads
and the like with punch Informality
reigned and all declared that Bohemia
was quite the thing. The commodi
Gus sea-going launch, the pride of the
harbor, was ample for the guests, which
numbered about thirty young ladies and
gentlemen, chaperoned by Mrs. Gerrit p.
Wilder The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit P. Wilder, Miss Deming of San
Francisco. Miss Gillet of San Francisco,
Miss Charlotte Hall. Miss Sadie Carter.
Miss NJ. Widdfield, Miss Irmgard Schae-
fer, Miss Juliet King, Miss Elsie Water
house, Miss MacLennan of Washington,
D. c.; Messrs. w. F. Dillingham;, l. Dill
lingham, J. N. Prouty, William William
son, J. Tarn McGrew, Lieut.. Hancock
| Artillery Corps, U.S.A.; J. P. Mccoy, w.
w. Kicker, r. W. Atkinson.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crabbe enter
tanned at dinner last evening.
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| Mrs M. ShaughneSsey of Salt Lake
City, Utah, has been entertained consid-
erably during her stay in Honolulu, and
she will leave for the Coast again on
| Tuesday with pleasant memories of her
| first trip to the Islands.
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Mr.. w. NJ. Giffard leaves for the Coast
| next Tuesday for a brief visit.
Miss Irmgarde Macfarlane. ? beautiful
| girl from Honolulu, is receiving more at
| tention than any girl who fhas VISITED
| here for some time past She i~So clev-
er she ought to be popular.-Examiner
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Streams of carriages were to be seen
going Waikiki-ward yesterday afternoon
at about o'clock, their richly gowned
occupants being route to the Macfar-
lane place at the beach, where progress
sive euchre held happy sway until sun
set time. And surely no jollier affair
has been given on any afternoon of this
last merry week! Mrs. Fred. Macfar-
lane is a perfect hostess, and she was
ably assisted by some of the most popu-
lar OF Honolulus social circle. Beauti-
full flowers in great profusien, adorned
the rooms, lively new costumes were in
evidence, delicious punches were served
throughout the progress of the game, the
prizes Were extremely pretty and apropos
and over all a spirit of joyous good
fellowship made the function a brilliant
success in every way.
The first prize fell to the lot of Miss
Agnes Walker, and was bon-bon dish
in silver. The second prize, an exquisite
Satsuma bowl was won by Mrs. j. s.
Walker. Mrs. Charles Deering carried off
a third prize, consisting of a cut glass
vase: and it was Miss Carters happy
fate to be "consoled by a lovely Ores
den plate.
Among the most beautiful of the tot
let's was that of Mrs. Douglas McBryde,
who wore a silver gray crepe de chine.
Mrs. Hatch, as always, was lovely in
a combination of pale green with an or
child design in heliotrope.
Mrs. Charles Elston made one of the
prettiest of pictures in canary colored
chiffon with a hat of pure white.
Mrs. Edward Damon was radiant in
gown, the rich purple skirt of which was
draped with paler silk.
Those who assisted Mrs. Macfarlane
were Mrs. Faxon Bishop, the Misses
Walker, Mrs. Fred. Knight, Miss Dow
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guests were Mesdames VIM. Wilder,
Charles Wilder. Gardner Wilder, James
Tucker, NJ NJ. Scott, j. S. McGrew,
Charles B. Cooper, NJ. M. Estee, S. NJ.
Damon, Philip Andrews, A. Fuller, Theo.
Lansing. H. F. Wiehman, Sidney Bal
lou, E. Mott-Smith Charles Elston, Jas.
Spencer, F. NJ. Hatch, NJ. Widdifeld, s.
NJ. Damon, E. Damon, Laura Wight,
Hepfeberg, Lovekin, Arthur Brown, j.
B<own, Charles Deering. Burns, Augur,
n. Baldwin, F. Dodge, Augur, H. Bald
win, F. Dodge, Freeth, Grimwood;
Misses Mary Widdifeld, Sadie Carter,
Lillian Bacon, Ella Stansbury, Belle
Walker, Maude Gillet, Agnes Walker,
Zoe Atkinson and many others.
1888
Z DR.. and Mrs. Chas. 3. Cooper are in
town again.
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The Harold Mott-Smfths efpeft to
leave by Tuesdays steamer toy their
European tour.
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