The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-20

with the features of a Greek goddess.
her wedding gown of f1lmy white liberty
SILK with yoke and sleeves of honiton,
mad bolero Of the same lace, covered
with silver threads, while a wonderful
diamond bar caught the bolero in front
one or the ushers was Major Chas. Ma
caWley of the Marine Corps, who was
IN Honolulu some two years ago, as
guest of Consul General and Mrs Hay
WOOD, and who was extensively enter
tanned by them
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Dr. and Mrs. Meyers spent a couple of
days at the beach the early part of the
week.
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Miss Damon and Miss Sarah darter>
enjoyed few days rest at Haleiwk-N6-
tel the latter part of last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar White and Dr.
and Mrs. j. T. Mcdonald spent Sunday
! at the Peninsula with Mr. and Mrs H
E. Cooper.
Mr.. Tom Wall has returned from his
i trip on Hawaii.
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DIR. and Mrs. Chas. q. Cooper will &C.
cupy the Levers place at Waikiki while
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale are away on the 9TH
er Islands.
Miss c. L. Smith of Boston, one of the
party of Raymond excursionists who
have been at the Hawaiian Hotel for the
last ten days, and whose stay in Homo
lulu was made so very pleasant by the
numerous attentions of her many friends,
returned to San Francisco, en- route for
Boston, on the Mariposa.
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The exodus for the summer has begun,
and earlier this year than usual. We'd
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more upon whom Honolulu society de-
ponds for help in gayeties. And the ship
presented the usual brilliant picture that
is part Of the ve-taling here. The
lei women, it is said, reaped a golden
harvest with their blossoms that day.
The Misses Campbell were completely
covered with the beautiful flower tokens
of God-speed with which their numerous
friends expressed regret at their depart
ure.
Colonel Hodge of the Equitable Life
Insurance was also an outgoing passen-
ger on the Mariposa. He expects to
spend some time both in Mexico and the
Eastern States before returning to Homo
lulu next year.
Mrs. J. A. Kennedy's friends will hear
with pleasure that recent letters from
her tell of the improvement in health of
rious illness called Mrs. kennedy to Oak
land.
One of the SWEETEST dinners given Sf
the Hawaiian Hotel for some time was
that in honor of Paymaster Hall by Mr..
Loucks on Monday evening of this week.
From the daintily shaded candelabra, on
the table in the private dining-room,
where the guests were seated, soft lights
were thrown upon the exquisite cut flow
ers which, with carnation leis, were used
in lavish profusion for the decorations.
The menu cards, delicate pieces Of bam-
boo had tiny hand-painted bits In water
colors at the top with Aloha. to Lieu
tenant Hall beneath. Those who en-
joyed the delicious dinner provided by
Mr.. Loucks generous hospitality were,
besides the guest of honor. Paymaster
Hail. Colonel Hodge, Mr.. Allen and Mr..
Bert Peterson.
Miss Hyde made one of the prettiest Of
pictures with her many leis on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Chalmers Graham and two chill
|, dren were passengers for San Francisco
by the Mariposa. Mrs. Graham will prob
ably remain away until the summer heat
is over.
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down from Hilo sby the last Kinau.
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The day with Miss Charlotte Hall 81
Pearl Harbor was thoroughly enjoyeS by
those of her friends who whiled away
. the time from the arrival of the 915
train until late afternoon at the cosy
cottage. The guests partook of a most
delicious lunch on hower-decked table
on the picturesque lanai overlooking the
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comfort in the way Of swinging cha1rs'
, hammocks and pfllow-filled touches.
Clever pen and ink sketches. done by
Miss Halls talented little sister, on the
: cards indicating seats, made pretty SOU
yenirs of the pleasant outing. The Old
) fashioned game of croquet was played
upon the lawn for couple of merry
. hours during the afternoon. Miss Hair
guests were Miss Damon. Miss Widdf-
field, Miss Stansbury. Miss Frost, MISS
Schaefer, Miss Alice Jones and MISS
Ridgeway.
: Her old friends will be sorry to hear
3 that Miss Clarisse Towne, who LETT HOMO
) lulu a year ago because of nl-health, mas
pot recovered sufficiently 10 go on
with her art work. Miss Towne became
: almost a kamaaina during the prolonged
, stav that she made while here working
q with those interested in china painting
$ and from her studio many beauufu
: | pieces went out that now adorn Homo
e lulu homes.
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Mr. and Mrs J. G.. Rothwell nave peer
3 spending a few days at Moana Hotel
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r Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Montrose Graham
= have bought the Cross place on the COT
: ner of Thurston avenue and Victoria
, Tbev are to move In from their beacf
a place in the near future.
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Mrs James Castle and Mrs. fS1
:. A white have returned from Maui.
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Ell Mrs E. B. Waterhouse has the VIM
TCostie cottage at the beach for the pres
:, ent.
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The Clarence Cookies are at 1uakaha
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Mrs. C. B. Wood entertained at cal u
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