The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-14

diheld. Mr.. Southland Hoffman. Major
| Potter, Miss Myra Angus, Miss Lady
Macfarlane, Mr.. Kimbal, Mr.. Holt. Miss
Juliette King, Mr.. Lowell, Mr.. Walter
Dillingham;. Mr.. 1. Dillingham;, Miss
Dutton, Mr.. sand Mrs. Henry button.
Miss Mae CoIburn, Mrs. Warren. Miss
Warren. DR.. McAdory, Lieutenant Han
cock, Miss Marian Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ivers, Mr.. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Brown. Miss Rycroft. Mr.. Irvine,
Mr.. Lewis, Mrs. Sargent, Miss Sargent.
Mrs. f. D. Tenney, Miss Patty. Mrs. Patty.
Miss Damon, Mrs. Percy Benson, Mrs.
Bird. Miss Gifard.
Mr.. W. I. Madeira. assistant postmas-
ter, and bride, arrived in the Sierra from
the coast.
Mr.. P. c. Jones is suffering from ar at
tack OF grippe.
Lieutenant Hugh Rodman. L. S. N.
who comes to Honolulu station TO tax
command of the ~Iroquois, arrived in the
Sierra of the 18th. Lieutenant Rodman Is
accompanied by Mrs. Rodman.
Colonel w. II. Cornwen is home again
$3.50
Mr.. f. B. Damon was on the returning
passenger Est OF the Sierra.
Mrs. B. r. Dillingham; reached home
during the week. Mr.. Dillingham; did not
accompany his wife, as his business in
terests demanded his attention in the
East.
Miss Alice Jones, who has spent some
months in the Eastern cities. reached
Honolulu IN the mid-week steamer In
time for her holidays with her parents.
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Invitations have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Dole requesting presence
at the marriage of their daughter, Ma
rian. to Mr.. Ernest Renwick Jones, on
Wednesday, Jan. 1st, at Riverside, Call
fornia. and enclosed cards tell Of the fu-
ture home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones as Ala
media, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. swanzy have re-
turned from their trip away.
sJ&&
Mr.. F.. Klamp and Mr.. J. +. Hackfeld,
who have been making a business trip
to the other Islands, came into town
again in the last Claud.ne.
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At a dinner given during the week q
gown was worn of cream liber-
ty chiffon over changeable tea rose tat
feta glace. The foundation, circular. was
finished with a side-plaited ruffle; yelling
this was a tea rose moDSSellne de sole,
with a ruche. The liberty chiffon
drop skirt was trimmed with six gather
ed graduated circular ruffles, edged with
cream filet lace in Mechlin design, and
headed by an insertion above the upper
~f1ounce. Graduated groups of reversed
tucks from the waist line came to a point
in front. The waist also had tucks in
and crosswise insertions pointed
up at the dart line. and at the middle
seam. A little f~ullness in the fronts
over the soft girdle of tea rose
panne velvet. There was n fchu around
the shoulders, with it's ruffle edged with
lace, and this fichu formed jabot scarf
lids. The whole was very stunning.
&1S,ss
On the evening of her reception day a
recent bride wore an elegant Princess
of white net dotted with black over
had a deep graduated f1ounce of black
guipure, with white flet net, bordered
a ruche of black chiffon, %spangied
with jet and headed with white flet
Italienne medallions, having tucked black
chiffon centers. There was a tiny band
on the corsage of the guipure and hlet
with nedallions, and on the left
was a cluster of black velvet
ribbon loops with a jet buckle. The
sleeves were tucked elbow sleeves. with
guipure and hlet ruffIes.
IS:
Mrs. Alfred Willis has been quite i'll
for the past week.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane viii
entertain a house party at Ahuimanu
over Sunday. The members of the bridal
party wiz make up the list of guests.