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

their home next Tuesday on the Sierra
Mr.. and Mrs. Scholl have spent three
winters here.
1888
Mrs. C. B. Wood gave a delightful card
party Thursday afternoon to about forty
ladies' Mrs. Woods home is PARTICULARLY
wall adapted for cards, and thei spacI6us
drawing room and cool lanais Wers<filled
with Honolulus fair ladies. The hostess
was dressed in a becoming gown of yell
low silk with black trimmings. The
| Misses Widdifield and Mrs Lufkfn as
sisted Mrs. Wood. Among those present
were: Mrs. W. G. Wilder, Mrs Swan
zy, Mrs S. NJ. Damon, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs
Andrews, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Gard
ner Wilder, Mrs. Widdifield, Mrs. Gilman,
Mrs Halves, Miss Russell, Mrs. Ballou,
Mrs McGrew, Miss Gillett, Mrs. Harry
Lewis, Mrs. Porteus, Mrs. Walter Jones,
Mrs George Davies, Mrs. Edward Da-
Scott, Miss Scott, Mrs. w. E. Taylor
Mrs McGrew, Mrs. A. M. Brown, Mrs
j. O. Carter, Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch, Mrs
Humphreys, Mrs. Gum, Mrs. B. L.
Marx, Mrs. Lowrey, Miss Kaufman and
others. Miss GiIlett, niece of Mrs. Nc
Grew, took the first prize; Mrs. Gard
ner Wilder second and Mrs. Gilman third
The prizes were dainty bits of porcelain.
Salads, sandwiches and cream and cof-
fee were served.
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Mrs. Andrew Fuller entertained for her
daughter, Mrs. Andrews, at cards Friday
afternoon. Seven tables were arranged
in the different rooms and on the lanai,
and very pretty party. 1t was Mrs.
Fuller was assisted by Mrs. Andrews,
Mrs E. A Jones, Miss Widdifield, Miss
Schaefer and Miss Alice Jones. There
were about fifty ladies present. Mrs.
Charles Wilder, took first prize, which
was a cut glass and silver bowl. The
consolation prize (some might be unkind
and call it the BOBBY price was pre-
sented to Mrs. Hoffman,. 1t was
beautiful blue and white German
Stein" Among those present were:
Mesdames Gilman, w. C. Wilder, S. NJ.
Damon, Anger. Wichman, A. b. Wood,
Montague Turner, McCandless, Allen,
Brock, Widdifield, Macfarlane, Faxon
Bishop, E. A. Mott-Smith, w. w. Rob-
inson, Jr., E. o. White, King. Walter
Jones, Gardner Wilder, j. o. Carter,
Walter Hoffman, Humphreys, C. B.
Wood, Bauou, Bowman, George Carter,
Cecil Brown, Walbridge, Harry Lewis,
Hebron, Lansing, Swanzy; Misses Widdi-
field, Misses Walker Miss Carter DAM
.ty refreshments were served and de-
lightful afternoon passed with one of
Honolulus most cordial hostesses.
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! Considering the names of those who
are to assist on the various committees,
the Cleaners lawn party promises to be
a social as well as a financial success. 1t
is to take place at the home of Mrs. w.
r. Castle, two weeks from Saturday.
Mrs. Theo. Richards, Mrs. Brock, Miss
E.~Waterhouse Miss K. Widdifie4d and
Miss NJ. Widdifield will have charge of
the fancy table. The candy table is to
be presided over by Mrs. Case, Mrs. c.
H. Atherton, Miss Benner and Miss Gill
man. Mrs. d. F. Thrum and Miss Alice
Jones are to be at the soda fountain.
Hawaiian table will be conducted by Mrs.
Philip Frear, Miss Guilford Whitney,
Mrs Ralph Gear and Mrs. Pettis At
the peanut stand Misses Irene Fisher,
Belle Ashley and Margaret Peterson are
to watch over the wants of the small
boy At the heart taDie there will be
Misses Beatrice Castle, helen Lowrey
and Violet Damon, while for refreshment
of the inner man, appeal will have to
be made to Mrs. c. B. Damon, Mrs. Par
melee and Mrs. H. H. Williams.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hatch gave one of
their charming dinners on Saturday
evening at their home on Pensacola
street. The table was aglow with lovely
flowers and as Mrs. Hatch, who in hen
self combines all those attributes which
go to make a perfect hostess, Is doubly
fortunate in being assisted by her guest,
Miss kaufman, of whom it is said there
is no more brilliant dinner conversation
alist, it is needless to say that the din
ner was in every way a. success. The
guests were: Colonel and Mrs. Morse
Mrs. Gushing, Mr.. d. w. Stevens of
Washington, D. c., Mr. Ned. Macfarlane
and Miss kaufman.
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Mrs. Sarah B. Cheek gave a reception
last evening in honor Of Miss Lulu Mills
of Berkeley, the fiancee Of the hostess
son, Adolph Cheek. Miss Mills viii leave
soon for Honolulu. where she will be
come a bride. The receiving party con-
sisted of Mrs. Cheek Miss Mills, Miss
Cheek, Miss Mason, Miss Gilbert, Miss
Jewett. Miss Ellion, Mr.. McGilvary, Mr..
Bradley, Mr.. Harvey and Hal Gorrill.-
Chronicle, April 4.
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While she is here. Miss "a M Rey-
nolds, secretary for the Worlds Commit
tee of the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION, will be the guest of Mrs. Geo.
Davies. Sunday afternoon at half-past
four Miss Reynolds will address the
women's meeting to be held on the lawn
of the residence premises of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Richards.
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Much regret is being expressed among
his professional brethren over the de-
parture of DR.. Carmichael, whose ready
utilization with the local board since his
association with it has so greatly tacili-
tated the work as regards quarantine
matters. Mrs. Carmichael, who is still
here, expects to follow her husband in
the near future.
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Miss Barker, who has been a mission
airy in India for over six years, reached
Honolulu on her way homeward Thurs
day. Here she was given the warmest
of welcomes by her father. sister and
brother who have shortened the time of
separation by coming from Oakland to
meet her.
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Governor and Mrs. Dole and Mp. and
Mrs. Halves exchange homes fpr Il week
or more. The Doles are going ont to
Sans Souci and the Halves will move into
the Dole residence, on Emma street.
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Dr. and Mrs. Hoffman, are now domi- |
ciled at the Bolte residence on Judd |
street, DR.. Hoffman, still retaining his |
Beretania avenue Office.