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

Miss Mary Widdifeld, Mr.. Ned Macfar-
lane. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ivers, Mr.. Tarn
A1cGrew, Mr.. Spaulding. Miss Scott.
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Mr.. W. P. Whitley went to San Fran
cisco during the week
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Mr.. r. r. Berg was enrolled on the
passenger list of the mid-week foreign
boat.
1873
Mr.. Charles II. Tear has gone to the
other islands.
1888
Miss Lillian Bacon was the guest Of
Mrs. Fred Church during the week.
Mrs. f. r. stackable. who has been
so i'll for the last ten days, is on the way
to recovery now.
Mr.. and Mrs. NELL entertained at din
ner on Monday evening Mss Forbes.
Miss Dean, Miss Brownen, Mr.. Charles
Norton, Lieutenant Hancock. and DR..
Robert McAdory.
Mr.. II. p. Baldwin was an incoming
passenger en- Sundays Island boat. =
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On Wednesday evening of this week
the Healani Boat Club held its meeting
for the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year. Mr.. w. E. Wall was made
president, Mr.. G. II. Gere vice president,
/ Mr.. G. Rhodes secretary, Mr.. E. B. Clark
/ treasurer. Mr.. +. J. Church captain, Mr..
I D: Renear vice captain. Mr.. Clarence
! Crabbe commodore. and Mr.. Sam Wall
| ker auditor.
( Mrs. Bird gave a small musicale on
Friday evening at her valley home.
! $3.50
THE Joe Tobins were at the Columbia
on Wednesday night and Mr.. Tobin be-
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through a political ordeal the day be-
! fore He enjoyed the intrigues of the
| Duchess of Marlborough as II there
were no politics outside of Queen Anne's
court Mrs. Tobin wore an exquisite
gown of black spangled net She also
| wore high collarette and carried pic
turesQue muff. Flown Talk
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Dole have returned
from the beach and are now dom.ciled at
the Hawaiian Hotel.
1873
Mrs. A. a. Montana and Miss Margaret
Dawson will return to Honolulu FROM
iSan Francisco in the Sierra next month";
IN y&&1
| THE engagement Of Miss Margaret
Farlow of Boston and Mr.. w. r. Castle
Jr. of this city is announced. -
Mrs. Arthur Woods viii give poi
lunch Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Jos.
Tobin, now visitor to the Islands. !
$3.50 4
a stag party composed OF Mr.. Walter
Dillingham;, Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;, Mr..
Jack Atkinson, Mr.. Newton Prouty, Mr.
Arthur Brown, Mr.. ]. Walker, and Mr.
Kimbal enjoyed the opening night at the
Orpheum.
$500
Princes David and Cupid and Mrs. Wal
ing.
Mr. James Tucker Is suffering from the
effects of fall he had on the steamer
coming from the coast.
$3.50
with the number Of visitors to our
town, the wedding festivities and other
coming entertainments we are to see. 1t
IS being whispered, some lovely new
gowns. One dinner gown has been de-
scribed as of white chantilly lace and
white brocade, eXquisitely combined, the
skirt being composed Of vertical panels
of brocade its entire length tapering in
a studied way and with white net panels
set between the aforementioned panels,
on each of which net panels are motifs
OF black chantilly laid on with beautiful
ifregularity. a tablier effect Is main
tanned upon the skirt by massing the net
there into a wider panel, and trimming
it with ruchings of the same. edged with
fine black cording.
So;
Another much to be coveted dance
gown owes its charm to a fine black lace
net overdress, closely dotted throughout
with fine dot wrought of glossy straw
thread, the undersltirt and bodice being
of straw-colored satin. The net skirt is
made with tucks about half an inch
wide across the top and below the belt,
and the same repeated with wide dis
tances apart, hiding low down in the
net being cut into wide and sharp points
These points are bound with an inch
wide salloon satin fold, so put on as not
to be pressed fiat.
$3.50
Sun third gown which can be worn
day or evening, and with or without a
hat is a six crinkied crepe de chine, In
a bewitchiug fawn color, its skirt close
fitting 40 the top and having from the
sides in front all the way round perpen-
diculdr bands of silk blond lace, dyed to
match, not an entredeuX, but exquisite
harbs in three different sizes, and laid
on fiat. a very wide transparent inset
ting of the same lace-this in entredeux'
however-forns a ring a few inches
above the bottom OF the skirt, which Is
of a very fiaring model. high open
front bodice, d aped with crepe has the
same silk blond lace inset across the
top below high narrow yoke and col
larband of light blue velvet embroidered
with black and white silks.
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Another evening gown Is of pale blue
figured net over taffeta yelled with chit !
fon. The net drop skirt is circular. win
three full circular ruffles, each bordered
with rows of narrow velvet RIBBON ahC
headed by insertions of lace. The wa st !
has graduated ruffles edged with velvet !
ribbons above n deep shaped g-rdle OF
panne velvet. with loops at back in pos |
tll.on effect with long bias sides. Short /
puhed sleeves and a garniture OF daisies /
the whole.
~ $50
The opening Of the opera season IN |
San Francisco brought out society In its |
bravest array. Among the handsomest
costumes reported We're:
Mrs. c. ". Macfarlane was regally
rov.ned. She wore a princess robe Of