The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-01

M ISIS Alice Jones gave delightful
/" car ride party on Monday after
noon in honor of Miss Ivy Rich
ardson of Hilo and Miss Arrat of Phil
adelphia. Miss Jones' guests were ia
ken per special car to the end of the
Pacific Heights line and then a return,
part way back, was made to the sec
ond tea house, where a delicious cola
ton was served. After a pleasant stay
here, the party made the return trip to
town.
Many yachting parties were formed
for viewing Sundays races. and the
boats, with flags flying and gayly
dressed spectators, presented most
pleasing water picture. Mrs. Clarence
Macfarlane entertained on board the
Macfarlane yacht; the Henry Coopers
had their party of guests; Miss Crotch
en- Kopke graced Mr.. Albert Water
houses wee craft. and there were many
others noticed.
TTE
The greatest enthusiasm is being dis
played over Miss Bacon's basket ball
teams. Mrs. Wells Peterson has given
her grounds for certain days practice
among those OF her friends who are
not satisfied to work toward achieving
success only on the Tuesdays and Sat
urdays that are Miss Bacon's hours for
drill, and a number are most proficient
already. The coming matches are be-
ing anticipated with keenest interest
Many. in discussing the relative merits
of basket ball and tennis, seem to think
that in the former one loses onesseit
more entfely than in the latter. and
that therefore while both may be
g.. NfNNv.f
exercise Is concerned, the basket ball
leads In that il is a better mental re-
taxation
Mrs. Henry Castle gave a tea on
Wednesday d. m. at the Manoa Valley
home OF Mrs. S. N. Castle.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ena were on the
departing list Of the Niihau of the 2'th-
Mr.. w. c. Parke is on the other ISL
snd..
Dr and Mrs. w. L. Moore Cnee Low
rev. have been welcoming a tiny daush-
ter iato their home.
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Mr. and Mrs c. Hedemann and chill
dren are booked to depart in the Ventura
of March 4th. Mr.. and Mrs Hedemann
are pleasure bound, and will travel ex-
tensIyely before returning to the Islands.
Miss Maude Kinney Is to accompany
them as far as San Francisco en- route
TO Europe.
one CT the principal topics Of converse
ton during the week has been the en-
gagement recently announced OF Mss
Naude Gillet and Mr.. Archibald Young.
Mise Gillet who is from Detroit, IS the
niece OF Mrs. ]. 8. McGrew, with whom
she came to Honolulu some twelve
months ago upon the latters return from
the coast. While here, Miss GiHet mas
been the recipient of much attention In
a social way. and by her clever repartee
and yiyacity of manner has won for her
self welcome position even apart from
tnat place which would naturally be ac-
corded a relative OF so prominent an
Island family as that IN Whicn MISS U4i-
let has been a guest.
Mr. Archibald EounE. who has grown (
up in our city, Is fs-vorabiy known In a
wide circle. He IS one possessed OF the
sterling worth which wins MN reSPeNS /
as hearty from business associates as 1
the warmth of friendly feeling that IS I
his from his intimates.
Though whispers We're current during
the two weeks previous apropos or the /
crparemeut il was not until THURSDAY 4
III FORMAL announcement was made /
On evening of that day the beautIu'
bou1. of the McGrews on Green street
wa. the scene OF a merry Satnerlng %
relatives and friends of the principal par
doctor. those assembled were made &C
.oIIainted with the fact that Miss GiiIet
Is 70 remain among us permanently Ihe
usual roasting followed a most delicious
MUNICH had been prepared ana rnuch
snu.emeut was aroused at the punch
howl nv the Chinese toast delivered ef-
fectiyely by Messrs- Single, Baboit.
Young Lewis and Holt, all one-ttme
b,cbeIors together in bohemia, that
being the name given to the Young home
their occupancy
CONGRATULATIONS, however. were not
confined 70 verbal ones. Miss Bender.
who possesses rare histrionic talent.
read ,cleyerly the chapter from "Gadsby
in which is portrayed in most humorous
phra.ing the events just preceding ana
during the trying ordeal of the marriage
ceremony The Interpretation gwen by
Mis-, Bender made OF the reading thor
oughly entertaining part of the evening
fastfvity. Mrs. May Mott-Smith Bird
sang charmingIy number of pleasing
Iove -ongs: while Mr.. ]. Tarn McGrew,
Mr Harry Macfarlane and Mr. Cliford
Kinball added pleasantly TO the instru-
mental music -
Among the noticeably beautiful dresses