The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-11

ed to have the opportunity to meet her
personally. She proved herself as gra-
cious and charming in the drawing-room
as on the stage and her beauty does not
pale in the light of a summer afternoon.
Her gown was a model of quiet elegance
and refined taste, a mass of spangled
black net, it's clinging style portraying
| perfect figure. The hat was of black
with only a soupcon OF pink roses
nesting in her golden hair. The house
decorations in cool green and white made
an effective background for the receiving
party. There were many beautiful gowns
in evidence. Those especially noticed
were Mrs. Dr. Walters, who were a
beautiful shade of blue with heavy cream
lace, bolero and large picture hat Of
black and pink. Mrs. Gerritt P. Wilder
was attired in a black jet with a dash
of turquoise blue; Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt
in soft, creamy white, and Miss Juliet
King in a pink gown with white trim
mings and large picture hat of black.
During the hour and a half the guests
Were served an elegant collation. at four
little tables beautifully decorated with
ferns and white carnations Among the
invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Mott-Smth Mrs. G.. NJ. Whitney,
Mrs. A. H. Otis, Mrs. Montague Turner,
Mrs. c. B. Cooper, Mrs. Wundenberg.
Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt, Mrs. DR.. Walters,
Mrs. Kitcat, Captain and Mrs. Shaker,
Lieut. Hancock. Miss Won Holt, Mr.. Nor
ton, Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs Gardner
Wilder, Mrs. w. NJ. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lufkin, Mrs. Gerritt Wilder, Chas.
Prouty, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaniman, Mrs.
Hanneberg Mrs Willis, Mrs. Alex. Isen-
berg, Mr.. Stadtlander, Captain Pond,
Mrs. A. G. Halves Miss Russell, Mrs.
Hatch, Miss Kaufman, Mrs. McGrew,
Mrs. Graham, Mrs Ballou, Mrs. Fred.
Co. ~
King; Mesdames Rice, Wichman, Muir
ply, Gear, Mclean, G. w. King, Wal
bridge, Parkes and Porteus Mr.. Harri-
son, Mr.. Henry Hallam.
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Mrs Gerritt P Wilder entertained
few friends at dinner on Monday.
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Cards are out for a euchre party next
Wednesday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. w. c. Wilder.
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Mrs. Ernest Mott-Smith gave a farewell
dinner Sunday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Mott-Smith, who left on the Mar
iposa for European tour
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DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman, leave
shortly for few months trip to Ger
many. Mr.. Bottles two sons, Fritz and
Erpest, accompany them and will RI
main in Germany to complete their edu-
cation.
Mr.. C. N. Prouty, who came to Homo
lulu last year with Walter Dillingham;,
his college classmate. and has been con-
nected with the Pacific Hardware Com
pany, leaves Tuesday for Hilo, where he
has accepted an important position on
the Hilo Railway under Superintendent
Lambert. He has been social ,favorite
in Honolulu and will be greatly missed.
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Mrs. Mumford will be the hostess at
Persian dinner to be given in two or
three weeks. The invitations are not yet
tunes of the guests will be a unique
feature.
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright entertained IA
number of young people at the Noaha
Hotel Tuesday evening. Bathing &as
one of the incidents followed by u de-
lightful supper. Covers were laid for
fourteen.
Some OF the young business men ~ the
City, belong to society in which the
Billy goat Is the emblem betor8 which
all bow down. 1t is known aIAshgst the
members as the Ancient and Purified Or
der of the Billy Goat. and its limitations
are of an unusual and highly interesting
kind An Initiation of recent young
college man. who has, come to Honolulu
to make his fortune, took place at waia-
lua last Sunday. He remembers 1t yet.
The order will attend the production of
Wang at the Opera House in body
1919
Madame Pilcew-Sweneht, the famous
Austrian authoress, who has been the
guest of the Bradley Martins in New
York for the winter social season, is
coming to Honolulu for the summer and
has leased a residence on Nuuanu ave-
lue. where she win entertain.
$50
The engagement of hrs. Pritchard and
Ir. Arthur Mason Is announced, the
Wedding to take place In the near future
ether In Victoria or Sydney. Mrs.