The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-22

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the fact that this IS the Lenten season
this popular matrOn Is beng feted con-
stantly. There j. scarcely a luncheon
| or dinner she will eat privately for some
| time 10 come. And IL Is not at all sur
4 prisins. for those who know her most
Intimately say that her splendid gowns
are not 10 be compared with her good
| ness OF heart and sweetness OF manner
that she has most lOvabie nature.
| Gray i especially becoming TO Mrs
RObinson's blonde beauty. and sh.. does
not lose sight OF this fact In choosing her
wardrobe. ~ Mrs. Irwin's informal tea
n day or two ago she appeared in a
handsome gray gown with garnIture OF
pink.
Still another pretty gown Is Of gray
crepe &c chine. the bodice and skirt Of
which are deliberately trimmed with
graduated IN ze. There Is "a deep yoke
In the skirt OF shis trimmingand wide
raring nounce OF II about the feet.
Perhaps the most artistic and striking
~ original gown - OF shimmering panne
satin OF pale blue-gray tint. The bod
Ice. yoke or skirt and trailing nounce
have rare white lace inserted in "A rose
psttern and each petal and flower out
lined In "epailetes." the French would
call them. but In the average American
they would be lusterless grey sequins.
The Worth creation which Mrs Robin
son graced at the mI-careme ball last
week was greatly admired. The escurial
lace overskirt OF black and white Is
especially woven 10 produce panel effects.
Under the lace Is skirt of white satin
with white chiffon founces. edged with
black tulle ruchings at the bottom. The
bodice Is OF the lace over white satin.
with garniture OF turquoise blue panne
velvet. There are shoulder straps and
girdle OF rhinestone trellis work.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Montrose
Graham gave a most delightful dinner
on last Friday evening to Miss Maud
Gillet and Mr.. Archibald Young. Be
sides the guests of honor and the host
and hostess, there were present DIR. and
Mrs. McGrew. Mr.. a. Young, Sr.. DIR.
Grew. Miss c. Crossen and Mr.. Z. C.
Holt After the dinner a few OF the
friends OF Miss Gillet and Mr.. Young
Joined the party. and an enjoyable in
formal dance was kept up until late
hour.
Unless their plans are changed. Mr.. |
and Mrs. G. ID. Warren and the Misses I
Warren will leave Honolulu In the !
steamship China for the coast and I
thence return to their home In Chicago. !
During their stay OF nearly a year IN !
Honolulu the warrens have made :heir I
home I'm the Snow cottage at the la
wa!ian hotel. and they viii be Tauch /
missed. Mrs. Warren has come 10 Homo
lulu several times for the benefit OF her
Marcia Warren has been much I'm soci-
ETY. and her departure will be regretted.
s.s1s
The eight officers OF the Twentieth In
fantry who came to Honolulu In the
Egbert gave very pretty
aNuw-
Night. The hall was beautifully de o.
ited and the music very good. These
young men have served three years in
the Philippines. The guests were re-
,eived by Lieutenants Wilson and
-raIile. assisted by Mrs. II. u. Green
and Miss Girard. Everyone united in
saying Il Was one or the most delight
-ui parties OF the season.
sSsS.S II
The reception given on "wednesday az
ernoon by Mrs. g. II. Dicley in honor
II Miss Alexander OF Oakland. was one |
II the large events OF the week IL was
pretty affair. The pariors OF the resi-
leuce were decorated with red carna-
IONS. white lilies and ported plants. The
refreshments were served on the lanai.
rhich was tastefully decorated with
iaIrns. flowers and ferns. Mrs. Dickey
-eceived In n handsome black grenadine
md Miss Alexander wore a plum-colored .
Xix gown. Mrs. Dickey was assisted In ,
-ecelv.ng the guests by Mrs Grace Wa
erhousc Miss Belle Dickey. Mrs. Henry \
Mrs. Arthur -. Wood. Mrs. ,
!, W. Dickey, Miss Katherine Graydon, |
.Irs. Arthur c. Alexander. Miss Mary !
:. Alexander. Miss Agnes Alexander )
The list of guests present is as follows: I
Mrs ;. NJ. Damon. Mrs. G. VI. Cooke,
hrs Frank c. Atherton. Mrs. Cornelia I
B. Damon. Mrs. r. 4. Myers. Mrs. .. H. \,
;ulick. Mrs Henry n Castle. Miss Cas- I
L.. Mrs. J. B. Anterior. Mrs. Stangen- I
valid Mrs. Alfred T. Brock. Miss Mar !
ha Berry Miss Elizabeth Berry, Mrs i
n. O. Atwater. Mrs. W. II. Rabbit, Mrs. {
Walter + Frcar. Mrs. Charles X. He {
nenway. Mrs. Albert +. Judd. Mrs. 5. S
;Orenson. Mrs. Theodore Richards. Mrs '
. l.. Cooke, Miss Grace NJ Cooke. Mrs 7
los II Richards. Miss Bertha Benner' 5
Iiss Chamberlain. Miss Cartwright. a
Irs. william J. Lowr.e. Mrs. T. g. y
'hr,Irn, Mrs. c. II. Gilman. Mrs. Edgar 4
Mrs. Francis w. White. Mrs /
arncs r. Castle. Miss White. Mrs F. NJ 1
latch. Mrs. Sanford Il. Dole. Mrs Anna a
!: Tucker Mrs. Annis Montague Turner. c
FRS. w. r. Allen. Mrs. :. a. Gilman. a
IIss Helen Gillette. Mrs. George s. Wa 7
srhouse. Mrs. r. Wells Peterson, Mrs y
. X Myers. Mrs. Willard +. Brown. y
flss Hopper. Mrs. Selma Kinney. Mrs. 7
.orrin A Thurston. Mrs. Julia Patty. y
Iiss Lillian Patty. Miss Elizabeth +
ampbeII, Mrs II. F.. wichman, Mrs. T
y NJ Kincaid. Miss Newcomb. Mrs C
r. X. Castle. Mrs. Helen Ives, Miss y
arrie Gilman, Mrs. Charles Ather- y
IN. Mrs T. Give Davies. Misses 1
dams. Mrs. Hendricks. Mrs c. H. L
coke. Mrs. Hattie Green. Mrs. May q. ii
Iilcox, Miss Mary Parker. Mrs. v
amuel Wilder. Mrs. J. A Gilman, Mrs. y
: w Hall. Mrs =. G. Jones. Mrs. J. $ 4
cGrew, Miss Yarrow. Mrs. Parker, Mrs. n
-arren. Mrs. Turner. Mrs. W. ID. Alex 81
,der Mrs Koepke Mrs. Albert Raas. y
rs. Shaw. Mrs. Heapy. Mrs. w. o. G
NTH. Mrs. Florence Cole. Mrs I. c
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thompson. Mrs. NJ :. Grinbaum. Mrs N
L. Weaver Mrs. s. L. Austin. Miss N
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