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


kaufman. Mrs. McCandless. Mrs Philip
. Dodge. Mrs II. Austin. Mrs. Belle Jones
Airs. A l. Gartley. Mrs. Howard Hitch
4 cock. Mrs Fred Waterhouse. Mrs. An
! drew Fuller. Mrs. Lees. Mrs. r. w. Jor-
/ dan. Mrs Dyke. Mrs. Knapp Mrs B. +.
I Dillingham;. Mrs. Francis Hebron. Mrs
, Parmalee. Mrs. Mary Mott Mrs. A. w.
Pearson. Miss May Damon, Mrs J. o
7 Carter. Mrs jos. Emerson. Mrs. Coles
Mrs VIII Forbes. Mrs. Maria Forbes,
Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mrs. F. Damon,
, Mrs. Kennedy. Miss Kimbai.
$3.50
; Col Girard. u. 5. A, and the Misses
Girard gave a small dinner at the Ha-
waiia .hotel last Sunday evening the
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Wilder. Mr. Harry Wilder. Mrs H. ID.
Green.
Mons FitaIis X. Ca.ef leaves by the
Sierra on business and pleasure trip TO
Europe.
The old Campbell residence on Emma
street viii be occupied by Col and Mrs.
samuel Parker next week. they having
decided To move into town from their
Waikiki residence for time.
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Princess Kalanianaole Is receiving as
usual 81 Pualeilan. on Tuesdays
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Ihe largest and most elaborate func-
tons OF the week were the reception on
Tuesday afternoon and the dinner and
dance the evening before given by Prin-
cess kawananakoa- The fashionables
OF the city Were present on both occd-
sions. The dinner and dance were given
on Monday evening at the Moana motel
in honor OF the debut of Miss Alice
Campbell The private dining room was
used by the hostess for the dinner, COW
ers being laid for twenty-siX. The rooms
were appropriately decorated in shades
of green in honor of Ireland's patron
Saint Probably the most attractive of
the table decorations was the beautiful
and massive silver stand which once
graced the banquet table OF King Eaia-
kaua. This was the center piece the
basket Of which was filled with maiden
hair fern. From II were trailed nile
green ribons which ended in bows on
smaller silver stands at opposite ends OF
the table. a Gordon of MALE went
around the table and beyond this was n
circlet OF incandescent gifts shaded with
pale green. From the central archway
just over the tables was a handsome
silk flag caught up in the center with
green ribbons. 1t was a merry gather
ing and many toasts were drunk to the
debutante amid the insp:riting strains
Of native Hawaiian melodies played and
sung by a Hawaiian quintet club Fol
lowing the dinner the guests repdirel to
the reception parlor of the hotel, where
they were joined by other guests hidden
TO the dance. and for two hours more all
courted Terysichore. The floor was COW
cred with a canvas and upon the walls
were two royal Hawaiian flags with the
royal coat OF arms emblazoned thereon.
Champagne and light refreshments were
served In the hallway leading TO the par
or. and there beautiful birthday cake
studded with green candles was display |
ID in honor of Miss Campbell. The rIin- |
:ess received the guests. assisted by |
Prince Kawananakoa. Miss Campbell and |
Mrs. Samuel Parker
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Mrs. c. ~. Hutch,ns and Miss Laura |
5utchins. mother and sister OF Clinton |
!. Hutchins are expected on the Ven !
IRA. They Will stay at the Moana /
iotel.
On Tuesday afternoon the largest re-
option OF the present year was gwen n
Waikiki. by Princess Ka-
sananakoa. who was assisted by her for
ner schoolmates at the convent of San
lose. Miss Campbell. Miss Irene Dick
on, Miss Chrystal and Miss Rose Cunha.
The guests were ushered from Kapio-
anFs old drawing room by Edward Lii
.alani. and presented to the receiving
arty in the lanai reception hall. All
we're hidden a cordial welcome TO Pua-
eilani and an excellent opportunity was
-yen them to wander about the rooms
nd conservatories filled with interesting /
Kings. The Princess was attired in
eautiful gown. en- princesse. The AFFAIR
vas from $3.50 to 6.
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The dancing party given Monday even
ng by Mrs. Mary Mott-Smth Bird was
pretty function and thoroughly enjoy
d by n large number OF friends The
rounds and driveway ever decorated
nth Chinese lanterns, producing gay
nect. Three rooms were thrown open
or dancing and these were trimmed with
Gifted plants. cocoanut leaves and green
arlands. the latter aprOpos or the color
lost significant for the day, St. Pat
lexis. The studio was banked with pref
: island blossoms. the gifts OF friends.
he Hawaiian Quintet Club exceiled
themselves In their musical selections for
he dancing. Punch was served on the
mai and provided a constant attraction
'ainty refreshments were served on In !
.yidual tables scattered about the lawn,
harming retreats which were often
ought between dances. The hostess
ore simple white dress with green
bbons and MALE lima festooned in the
zirt- Mrs. Bird was assisted by MI
nd Mrs BensOnand Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
in receiving the guests. The /
lvited guests were Governor and Mrs. ,
'ole. Mrs. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs w. III.
abbitt. Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. SwanZy, DR..
nd Mrs. c. Il. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs Z
raham. Mr. and Mrs. S. Z. Damon. Mr.. .
nd Mrs. :. NJ Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. t.
Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Allen. :
Ir. and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mr. and .
RS Harry Macfarlane. Mrs. A. NJ \
urner. Mrs. j. II. Patty. Mr.. and =
rs. Chas. Weight, Mr.. and Mrs. Schae-
r DIT. and Mrs Herbert. Mr.. and Mrs. !
rock. Mrs. Fuller. DR.. and Mrs. Nc I
rev, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, Mr.. and \
RS. Halves. Mrs. Mary Gum, MIR. ana
RS. Lufkin. Miss Corde Walker, Miss
lily Patty, Miss Irmgard Schaefer. Miss !
ottie widdifeld, Miss Mamie Widdi- A
I'D. Miss Lillian Bacon. Miss Nellie
-hite, Miss White, Miss Juliet King
ISIS Gillette. Miss May Damon, MT .
rthur Macintosh, Mr.. r. L. Wright, Z
T. Holt, Mr.. Lewis Mr.. a. l.. c. Akin .
n, Captain Hermann, Mr.. Graft,
r Teaff, Mr. Robert Single, Mr.. =
Gorge Potter. Mr.. l. s. Dillingham;. Mr. z
ifford Young. Mr.. Hcbie Walker, =
r. Frank Armstrong. Mr.. VIII Castle, =
r George Fuller. Mr.. Archie Young,
r Tarn McGrew Mr.. Harry Penhaliow, =
Cnlbnrn Mr.. I =