The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-01

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Smith, Peterson, Greenwich, Angus, John
son, Allen, Miller, Davies, Single, Mar
callino, Rycroft, Schnack, Campbell, Ha-
pal. Schmidt. Halstead, All Heen, Gil
man, Austin, Crewes, Deverill, Giffard.
Burns, Ranear, Ashley, Lee, Walker,
Ashford. Warren, McDougan, Robinson,
Dickson, Lowrey.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewis of Punahou
College, whose literary attachments made
her much in demand at the Y w. c. A
several months ago, will give lecture
on "Spenser, the Poet Painter on the
last Thursday of February at the kilo-
hama Art League. Miss Lewis leaves the
college faculty at the end of the present
year, and will return to her home in
Springfield, Ohio.
Three socials are soon to be given by
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton which will be decidedly novel AS
the rooms of the Association are small
and the membership is large, there being
about four hundred names on the lists,
the latter have been divided into three
equal groups. arranged alphabetically.
The first social will be given on February
z, and will be a musical medley. The
invitations have a bar of music across
the top. below which is written: You
are invited to a musical medley "a the
Y. W. c. A, Friday, February Z, at 8
p. m, and as it Is necessary for harmony
along all lines, you must bring bass
escort to harmonic with your treble
tone On February IA Valentine social
will be given. The invitations are red
heart-shaped cards and read: THE Y.
w. c. A. At Home, Valentines Day.
FIRING a a ne n a
escort of some sort "a man if you cam;
Is p. m; ahem!'' The third of the series
is to be given on February p, the day
before Washington's birthday. The in
vitation card is adorned with small
American flags and the drawing of
Ratchet. The invitation reads: 1.-THE Y.
w. G. A. wish the pleasure of your COM
pany, not for anything that's trumpery,
but TO celebrate, in a jolly way, our
countrt's fathers natal day. And
friend, any man you may bring to join
US in our merry ring, you'H find us snug
ly ensconced in our den In the Boston
Block, rooms All and 10. We hope to see
you that evening by eight, February q,
you know, is the date" The committees
for the socials are as follows: First
Mrs. Ralph Geer, Miss M Helen Keany
and Mrs. Monsarratt. The second-Mrs.
Philip Frear, Mrs. Albert Raas, Miss
May Burdick The third-Mrs Giles
Mrs. L. NJ. Robertson. Mrs. Ralph Geer is
chairman of all the committees. Each
lady attending is invited to bring gen.
tleman escort with her.
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Mr.. Charles S. Weight and Miss Kate
Patty will be married quietly on Febru-
airy 18th. The wedding will be a home
affair, at which there Will be present
only a few of the intimate friends of the
couple The honeymoon will be spent at
house.
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A pretty custom prevails on board the
French cruiser Protet on reception days
and when formal dinners are given by
the commander, which Is much appre-
ciated by the ladies who have been for
tunate in being entertained by the off,
GERS. This is the giving of ribbons with
the name of the war ship printed there
on in gold. The French officers depart
from the general rule by giving away
the ribbons in all colors and select them
to match the dresses of the ladies. There
are white silk ones for those who wear
white, lavender for those in black, and
so on. The officers take the greatest
pleasure in tying the ribbons upon the
sleeves of the dresses.
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Mr.. c. A. Holloway came in from Hilo
n the last Kinau
lave come to Honolulu to reside. are all
present domiciled at Engleside
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There was bevy of beauty and fash |
on to be seen at the Dole reception yes |
erday. Mrs. Jack Halves, the Misses |
Adams, Mrs. Mott-Smith Bird, Miss Mel |
lie White and Miss Annie Parke received |
With Mrs. Dole and assisted in making /
Known to others the guests of honor, |
Mrs. Hooper and friend. At the tea ia
lies Mrs. F. J. Lowrey and Mrs. Geo.
carter presided, while the Misses Mac |
arlane, the Misses Hartwell and Miss
Marian Scott assisted with the serving
# refreshments.
Mrs. William F. Allen entertained
mail dinner company on Thursday eve |
ling, her guests being Mr.. and Mrs. B.
III. Alex. Isenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Won
Holt, Mrs. Knudsen and Mr.. Eric Knud-
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The Women's Guild of the Second Con-
,regation of St Andrews Cathedral will |
md Mrs. c. b. Cooper, Alakea street. at |
o'clock Monday evening, in honor of
he Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Hooker, of |
Dillon. Montana, and Miss Tannatt, of |
spokane, Washington. a general invita-
ion is extended to all members of the /
iuild, the Second Congregation and their
riends.
The army garrison at Camp Mckinley
$ rejoicing in the arrival of the Misses
ierard, daughters of Lieutenant Colonel :.
Gerard. who will add greatly to the So |
,ial life of the army post during the |
ear. Since Camp Mckinley was organ
zed there have been very few young
aides of the army here, and the Misses
ferard fill a long felt want. They are |
young women and have al
eady begun TO attract a host of friends. |
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Another very pleasant affair in Oak |
and last Tuesday was the lunch party |
yiven by the Misses Bertha and Mae |
Young at Rose Crest" Vernon Heights. ,
The decorations were very neat, and the |
,ame cards We're handsomely painted, |
representing Hawaiian designs. The in |
,ited guests were Mrs A. Taylor, Mrs. |
George Hammer, Mrs. J. c. Hampton, |
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