The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-23

In the following words. the San Fran
cisco News Letter pays a compliment
to the skill of Mr.. Ogden, along the line
of the preparation of jolly little suppers:
Culinary talent Is not confined 70 the
older bon wants. There is a sprinklins
of young clubmen who are past grand
masters of the art. Messrs- Amadee
JouiIln and Ogden Hoffman can turn an
omeIet or poulette oysters to make a
fellows chops water, as one enthusiast
put 1t. who had sampled their handiwork
Mr.. Spear and Mr.. Hoffman keep a fat
and the jolly little suppers they give
have become famous. They each have
their specialties, which they can do to a
turn, and apropos of this subject, the
same paper gives the following recipe
as one the result of which would win
favor Of Lucullus:"
Cut a sole into four fillets, stuff them
with some sal piquant sauce, roll them
UP and around each fasten with skew
er slice of salt pork. Stand on end IN
baking pan. put piece of butter on
each. also a slice OF lemon. Bake until
done. Sal piquant sauce Is made by fry
ing together for five minutes chopped
parsley, eschoIottes, chervn herbs. but
ter. salt and cayenne. Take from fire
and stir in n little lime juice and an
chovy sauce
Mr. c. Runst came in on the Sierra
$3.50
Miss Nellie Kitchen is being welcomed
back TO the Islands. from which she has
been absent for some two years.
1873
MIR. and Mrs. L. NJ Hatch entertained
az dinner I'm honor OF Mr.. Barbour La
throp on Friday evening
The dance at the Hawaiian on Monday
evening was = very jolly affair. and
number OF Honolulu people were in evil
dence besides all the pretty girls OF the
NELL troupe and Mr.. and Mrs. Neill-
Some Of those who attended were the
Misses Angus, Miss Warren, Mr.. Water
man. DR.. McAdOry, Mr. Charles Norton
and Mr.. Angus
Rev. and Mrs. Osborne entertained at
a small dinner In honor OF Mrs Damon
and her son, Mr.. Gerald Damon, lately
come from England. The additional
guests were Miss Ethelwyn Castle. Mr..
VIII Castle Jr.. Miss Lillian Bacon
sirs. Jared smith arrived Tuesday
from the colonies.
Mr.. Charles Norton entertained few
friends in honor of the Nell Company
at a Iuau last Sunday at Hanaumo bay.
1888
Lieutenant Hancock entertained Mr..
James Nell, Mr.. Jack" Atkinson. Mr..
Charles Norton and DIT. McAdory n
dinner on Wednesday evening.
1888
For some reason Pearl Landers who
will be remembered here a member
Of the Frawley Company, is being tOuted
by leading New York paper as the lat
est New American beauty. Nothing
caters to success so successfully as the
successful press agent. Miss Landers IS
young. and before her trip East she was
not so quick TO appreciate the value OF
daring advertising. Some time ago a
well known club man OF high social and
financial standing in the East came out
here on visit. He was thorough good
fellow, and the local jeunesse doree took
pains TO give him good time. One day,
while with two clubmen, he passed a
bright face and handsome gown on
Kearny street who is she?' he asked.
Pearl Landers," was the reply, with no
further explanatory remark. Later on
he happened to be dining at a friends
house, when the name Of Pearl Landers