The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-02

were very similar. and the vertical tucks,
inuumerable and daintihr fine. which ex-
tended from hem TO throat. made for
them a style eminently well suited 10
their commanding figures. In the gowns
OF Miss May Damon and Miss katherine
Widdifield, who stood next in order.
though there was again a decided SINH
larity, there were also just the necessary
changeful touches here and there 10 thor
oughly we'll adapt them to the slender
fairness of the one and the ellie blond
beauty of the other. Tiny puhdngs just
below the dropping waist lines giving
place to billowy fiounces that in Miss
Damon's We're plain with perhaps a sug-
gestion OF lace, while in Miss -Wlddifeld's
they We're accordion pleated with inser-
tions outlined with tiny bands of creamy
velvet. The perfect simplicity of the
dresses of the young girls, Miss Margie
Peterson and Miss Clifford, who stood
next, appealed in their turn: and the
dark beauty of the latter made a striking
contrast with the fair type of Miss Wild
difield, who was at her side.
Then as a bright background for the
immediate bridal party came the choir,
beautiful blending of colors. Mrs. VALID
bridge was in black, Mrs. Give Davies.
in silver gray, Miss Juliette King in blue,
as was Miss Lillian Bacon, while Mrs.
Tenney wore white.
1888
Miss Annie Young of Kansas City ar
rived on the Sopoma Wednesday, and
will visit Mrs. A. c. McKeever of Eva.
$3.50
Mrs. T. II. Hanna arrived by the So
noma on a>~yisit to the Templetons and
w. L. Hoppers. Mrs. Hanna is the wife
of Rev. Thos. H. Hanna, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Monmouth,
Ill. She is related to those whom she Wal
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. r. Bevins have been
doing all the large cities in the East and
wintering in the South. They
may reside permanently in New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson give
dinner this evening In honor of their
daughter. Miss Sarah Robertson, who re-
Gently returned from school III New York.
Mrs. c. C. BalIentyne, who. within her
children. has been visiting in British Eo-
lumbia for the past year, returned in tue
Aorangi, and is at home at their resi-
dence in Thurston avenue.
Princess Kalanianaole receives every
second Tuesday Of the month at Waikiki.
.s:ts1s
The Klohana Art League will give an
at home this afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the League rooms in the Progress block
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Mrs. Mary Gum gave one Of her de-
lightful dancing soirees last evening in
the Progress block, and others win be
gwen at intervals throughout the winter.
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The Healani Boat Club boys gave their
monthly dance last evening at the club
house which was wen attended, The
evening was wei adapted for such
pleasant affair, save for lack of a wind
10 cool the atmosphere. Despite this, the
responded to the duickening
strains of the native music, and nothing
but tvo-steps and waltzes were on the
program. In the center Of the hall hung
the blue and white banner of the club,
with the wcPd "Healani,' in large letters
across the face of it. The lanais were
favorite lounging places between dances,
and chairs were placed on the landing
pontoon where the air was cool and only
the moonlight beams peeped upon. the
scene. Lemonade was served from great
bowls in the boat room downstairs.
Among those present were Miss Ethel
Miss Clara IIowrie, Mrs. VII
liam Deal, Misses Sharret, Miss Helen
Holt, Miss Carrie Clark, Miss Nellie Nc
Lain, Miss Maggie Lishman,5 Miss Gussie
Clarke, Miss Alice Petrie Mrs. l.. F.
fTeScOll, MISS u. a. Bailey MIS-. H. Cut
ting. Miss Lulu Cameron, Miss Ada Ly-
cett, Miss Schaefer, Miss Mabel Bruins,
Miss Madeira, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Ryder,
Messrs. Merle Johnson, Dan Renear,
Ralph O. Yard1ey, r. Beverley Kidd. Rem
Harrison, String Woodbridge, Fred West,
Apuui Hayselden, Sonny Cunha, Lionel
Hart, Crook, Nelson Lansing, Charles
West, Paul Jarrett, DUNE Hartman, Bert
Boyden, Robert Braden, Mcclellan Mark
Hanna, Roscoe Perkins Captain Jack At
kinson, Stevens, Jacobsen, MacCusick,
VIII Stone, Highly. Tom Lloyd. Harry
Murray, Smith Rice.
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1t Is expected that society will wend its
steps TO Kapiolani Park this afternoon
to witness the initial polo tournament of
the season.