The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-04

Miss Gragg and Mr.. Ned Adams, ana
as the faVorS of ribbons, bells, horns and
many such things were well adapted for
fun, fTolic and noise, the figure was a
decided success. Many new ideas were
introduced one of the prettiest effects
being produced by the four-in-hand drive.
when the quartette of ladies, driven by
the one man. Joined the same number of
men, driven by the one lady, and jing-
ling of sleigh bells on the wrists of some
and blowing of horns in the hands OF
others. At midnight all the dancers
formed a circle and while they danced
around, wished each other happiness and
welcomed in the glad new year. Among
the noticeably beautiful dresses was that
of Miss May Damon, a white orSanote
and lace over an exquisite shade OF PINK
Miss Nellie White wore combination
of lavender silk and yellow that gave the
effect of Dansy and was wonderfully
well suited to her delicate loneliness OF
face and coloring
Miss H. Macfarlane had donned her
bridesmaid dress. of greenish blue pena
cloth over silk with a garntture of Vioiets
at the neck.
Mrs. May Mott-Smith Bird was stun
ming in black satin and jet.
Miss Maud Gillet's dress, which was
white, was billowy mass of dainty ruff
fling that brought out most effectively
the pretty red lights of her hair
Mrs. Chas. E. Cooper wore a rich b-o-
eade of oid-g gold satin touched here and
there with black, and was as she is al
ways In evening dress. positively regal,
Miss Davis wore an attractive costume
Of lavender and white, ana Mrs. flichar'i
Ivers was very lovely in yellow satin.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Strong Miss Grig,s, MIR. and Mrs.
Ed Adams, Miss adams Miss Macfar-
lane, Miss Helen Mncfar!ana Mss Col
burn, Miss Dutton. DR.. and Mrs. c. B.
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. SwanZy. Nv.
and Mrs. j. o. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Ivers, Miss Scott, Miss Gertrude Bates.
Miss Casey. Mrs. Bender, Miss Juliette
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs.
May Mott-Smitn Bird, Miss DAVIS, Miss
White, Miss Damon Miss Gillett, Mr..
Robert Single ldr. Kimball, Mr.. Walter
Dillingham;, Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;, MAJOR
Potter, Mr. VIM. Irvine, Mr.. Kicker, Mr..
Harrison. Lieut. Hancock, i. Mr.. Ernest
Ross, Mr. ]. Tarn McGrew, Mr.. A. L. c.
Atkinson and Miss Irmgard Schaefer.
1888
Mrs Charles Wilder is looking very
we'll after her trip away, and Mr. and
Mrs Wilder are domiciled on Wilder ave-
nue., where the Lanz's used to 1--we.
I yH%&
( Edw. Dekum gave u dinner at the Mo-
ana Hotel New Years day TO a num-
Der of his Oregon friends residing a,
piSSSAl al INC SAeS
1888
Mrs. NJ. w. Gum was among the pas
sengers for Hilo during the week.
49,.
Mr.. c. Hedemann was an outgoing ISL
and passenger on Monday last.
$50
Mr.. C. D. Warren, whose wife and
daughter have been In our city for some
weeks, arrived in the Sonoma.
- 80
Mr.. A. b. Wood was an outgoer in the
Ventura.
The engagement has been announced in
H:lo of Mrs. A. Steele and Mr.. VIM.
of the Wilder Steamship Com
pany.
Mrs a. D. McBryde came In from Maui
by way of the last Kinau.
$3.50
Mrs. Noonan and Miss Widdifield, who
have been visiting on the Island of
Kauai, returned home during the week.
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An excellent ruartette OF male voices
delightful music la serenade
IN New Years eve. Mr.. Mariner. Mr.
Bert Peterson. Mr.. Dougherty and Mr.
livingston composed it
On New Years eve Miss Stella Love
a small coterie of friends. !
who watched, with her, the ushering in
If 1902. Among the number were Miss
Church, Miss Dennison, Miss Love, Mr.. :
Clark, Mr.. Soper. Mr.. Walker and Mr.. /
Berger.
$3.50 |
1.-THE engagement has been announced ,
IF Miss Helen Hay and Mr.. Payne Whit :
ley, son of VIM. c. Whitney, former .
of the Navy. Miss Hay is the
.ldest daughter OF Secretary of State
Hay, and has inherited her fathers poet
cal gifts. Among the volumes which she
has written are Birds and Beasts"
Some Verses" and 1.-The Rose of Dawn: /
\ Tale of the South Sea."-Argonaut.
$3.50
On New Years Il delightful hay ride
vas given, the participants being Mrs ,
Warren, Mrs. Angus, Miss Warren, Miss
Angus. Miss Jean Angus. Miss Grace,
Hiss Lillian Bacon, Mr.. Fred Angus, Mr.
ieo. Angus, Mr.. II. Wilder. The party
njcyed supper later at the tent quar-
ers of Lieut.. Hancock and DR.. McAdory
yS.s.8
The engagement has been announced
f Miss Wood. of Oahu College, and Mr.
-ull of the High School
Mr.. Andrew Adams spent New Years
With Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Swanzy.
1888
The latter part of last week a hay ride
vas gwen by MT and Mrs. Fred Church,
lieut.. Hancock. Mr. Teaff and Mr.. Fred
Dwell. Miss Warren, Miss Prime and
irs. Winslow. on which a most enjoy
BILE time was had.
$3.50
a merry bus load enjoyed polo or New
ears day, among the number being
lss Fraser, Miss Church. Mss Dennis,
iiss Love and the Misses Osbourne, Mr..
Hired Wall. Mr.. o. Wall. Mr.. Clark.
If. Berger. Mr.. Walker. Mr. Soper and
ir. Fraser.
~ 49,
Lieut.. Hancock and DR.. McAdory gave
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. H. button on
thursday evening at Camp Mckinley.
ne other guests being Miss Dutton, Miss
Miss Helen Macfarlane Miss
olburn. Mr.. Chas Norton, Mr.. A L. c.
tkinson.
The "2enda," a dancing club, was Or
anized by twenty-five of Honolulu's
Dung men on Friday evening, January
I'd. The object of the club il for social
til,