The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-13
SOCIETY
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i be looked after by Mrs. H Hiram and
Mrs. Paiko. The foreign lunch table,
Wherein will be found dellcacies pleas
ing to the malihini tastes will be in
| charge of Mrs. H. r. Macfarlane ana
Mrs. c. Du Roi. There will be a num-
per OF booths where fancy work, cam
dies, ice cream, coffee, cigars and other
ODDS and ends will be sold The fancy
taple will be in charge of Mrs. T. Hol-
llnger and Mrs. ]. Sullivan; the lem
onade booth, Mrs. A. Stewart; candy
table, Mrs. Legros{ coffee, ice cream
and cake, Mrs. Podmore, Mrs. <Macdon-
aid. Mrs. McChesneE; cigareand cigar
Evans. Mrs. Carroll is at the head OF
the decorating committee, and will
| deck the interior with flags The Ha-
| waiian Band will be in attendance In
| the afternoon, and between their num-
bers the Quintet Club will supply the
enhancing Hawaiian music. The Quln-
tet Club will also play from to 10
o'clock in the evening, when the floor
will be cleared for dancing. The luau
table will be open from u to o'clock,
and the foreign table from II o'clock
until f.
Mrs. Coney gave a very pretty
Austin, of Hawaii, now visitor to
Honolulu. Yellow cosmos and maiden
hair ferns were used in profusion upon
the table and throughout the dining
room, making effective contrast for the
rich browns of the calabashes and
quaint bowls used upon the table, the
luncheon being served a Ia Hawaiian.
Mrs. Conveys guests were Mrs. Austin
of Hilo, Mrs. Herbert c. Austin, Mrs.
j. Mc(TrpW
Mrs. Sam Allen.
The opening night of the Worlds
Entertainers was enjoyed by a large
theater party of some twenty OF socie
tvs young people, among them being
Miss Marian Dillingham;, Mr.. Walter
Dillingham;, Miss Helen Macfarlane.
Mr.. George Fuller, Mr.. Isaac Dilling
ham, Miss Irmgard MacfarIane, MISS
Juliette King, Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Walker, MIR.
Grimwood, Miss May Damon and Mr..
Harry Macfarlane.
Mrs. E. D. Tenney and child, MISS
Wilhelmina Tenney, Mrs. H. G. Noor
nan, Mrs. e. S. Cunha. Miss r. Cunha,
Clarence Cunha, Mrs. George C. Beck
ley, Juanita H. Beckley, Miss Lucy
Roth, Mrs Cecil Brown and DR.. and
Mrs. Herbert, form a jolly crowd from
Honolulu. which is at present outing at
Lake Tahoe.
DR.. w. T. Monsarrat, who has been
in Hilo, returned home by the Kinau.
Mrs. Harold Sewall has gone East
for visit with relatives in Maine.
Mrs Sewall was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Betty Ashe, who is to go
on with her vocation as nurse at Belle
vue Hospital in New York.
Rev William Morris Kincaid was On
the passenger list of the Peru of We'd
nesday. Mr.. Kincaid's vacation will
be spent on the Coast where his wife
and daughter now are. While he is
absent his pulpit will be filled by Rev.
George Adams, of San Francisco. |
4 Mrs. William Castle gave a tea To
home to Mrs. Charles M. Cooke. Dur
ling the afternoon Miss Castle charm
led the guests by her playing, and Mrs.
ITenney Peck sang most delightfully."-.
Mrs. Harold Sewall left for New York
the first<week in July to visit her hus-
bands family. She will be accompa-
pied by her sister. Miss Bette Asne.
who wilk resume her studies at the
Presbyterian Hospital in New York.
In an article of July's Munsey on
American Art in Bronze and Iron, >"
there is a descriptive picture of a
handsome cast bronze grille in the new
Mrs. William G.. Irwin.
Mrs Otis and her sister, Mrs. Augur,
have gone to Maui for a few Feeks>
change of climate. Mrs. Otis WY be
greatly missed from the choir of Cen
trail Union Church, wher she has been
the leading soprano.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Wells and family
have gone away for a trip of some
duration abroad. Mr.. Wells is the
manager of Wailuku plantation.
The Aorangi brought, among it's
passengers for Honolulu, Mr.. 7. H.
Lille, of Glasgow, who will be on the
Islands for number of weeks.
4 Governor Dole, who, with Mrs. Dole,
lis at present in the Kona district OF
I Hawaii, is improving daily, though his
return home is still indefinite.
Mr.. M. F. Prosser, who has been in
| Honolulu for the last ten days, was
1 am outgoing passenger by the foreign
Steamer of Wednesday.
Mrs. W. T. Patty, Miss NJ. z. Patty
and Master w. w. Patty, made a
small party who have left town for the
other Islands.
Which would seem to indicate that
the Honolulu favorite is winning lau-
rels during her present San Francisco
engagement
Mr. l. R. Burns left by the Peru fol-
the Mainland, where he will join his
wife, who is now at the Coast
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Young and
their daughter, Mrs. Won Hamm
4 came home via the Miowera.
After quite a prolonged stay in San
'AErancisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Raas
are back in Honolulu again
Mr.. Upham, who came in as stop
over passenger on the Maru, left for
San Francisco by the Peru.
The Misses Richardson, who have
been late visitors to Honolulu, went
home during the week.
Miss Lillian Bacon has been { The
guest of Mrs. S. n. Castle for the last
week in Manoa Valley.
Mrs James T. Taylor of Kinau
street. has returned from visiting
friends on East Maui.
Mr.. E. c. Macfarlane and Mr.. H. r
Macfarlane were incoming passengers
on Sundays kinau.
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