The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-22

D. HAPs it is the cold weather
Il we've been having. conducive as
IL IS to indoor rather than the
lahai and similar outside pleasures
that has brought into such popularity
the bachelor supper form of entertain
ment- Or perhaps it is that among our
numerous recent additions to the mas
cuhne social element there has been an
infusion OF breezy freshness of ideas
along the line of how to entertain
which in turn, is creating within the
breasts Of others a determination not
to be outdone, even in such WAYS as
there might seem reason for the more
recent corners to excel in, because of
their longer practice. Certain IL is that
while few names stand Tor those in
the head ranks of the successful man
ipulstors of the chafing disa, the list is
constantly swelling as to those who. can
concoct savory dishes, and an invita-
ton from bachelor quarters for supper
IS hailed with delight by their friends
of the gentIer sex. Two jolly affairs
were given this week at Angels Rest"
the beach cottage of Mr.. Horace Craft
or OF the engagement of Miss Grace
and Mr.. George Angus. and the par
Elephants. in addition, were Mr. and
Mrs Fred Church. Miss Lillian Bacon.
Miss Angus. Mr.. Fred Angus, Miss
Marcia Warren, Mr. Byron Baird, Miss
Jean Angus.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Teaffe's
culinary ability was again the subject
of complimentary comment, as was
also Mr.. Crafts skill in concocting an
appetizing punch. Their guests, some
twelve in number, were Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Benson. DIR. and Mrs. Charles 3.
Cooper. Mrs. Noonan, Miss Nellie
Kitchen, Mr.. J. Tarn McGrew, Mr..
Frank Armstrong.
1873
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jewett Low
rvs tea in honor of Mrs. and Miss Hol-
laday was in every respect a most
charming affair. The day proved aus
picious. being well nigh perfect one.
and the lovely grounds themselves were
an inspiration toward festivity, having
donned their most wonderful effects in
blossoms and shading. The bougainyil-
liza arbor at the left of the driveway
made a cluster of rose-red against the
sky. while the massive trunks of the
beautiful trees tndt ABOUND were nurS
with trailing vines and creeperS. Hay-
ing the gentlemen the scene was
quite novelty, and ii would seem that
not many bowed to the excuse of press
ing business judging from the number
there AT the door Mrs. E. c.: Damon
met the guests. who were then presented
by Mrs Lowrey to her guests. Mrs.
Holiday and Miss Holiday. The arts
tic background of Egyptian blue showed
10 great advantage the marvellous col
.l1I4 han
bronze and bric-a-brac of Japanese
workmanship. both ancient and modern,
which everywhere in the Lowrey home
delights the eye.
Mrs. Lowrey was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs Chas. NJ Cooke Mrs.
w R Castle. Mrs. Belle Jones, Mrs.
Wichman Mrs. Penhallow and Miss
Snow, while Miss Grace Cooke, little
Miss Helen Lowrey, Miss Beatrice Cas-
tie and Miss Alice Cooke served ices,
and dainty refreshments Mrs Lowrey
was Rowned in very handsome white
Empire of crepe de chine, with pearl
trimmings. Mrs. Holiday wore black
silk reception gown. Miss Holiday was
in a canary-colored figured organdie.
A few of those present We're Gov. and
Mrs. Dole, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS B. Ather-
ton Mrs. Gilman. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carter
Mrs NJ. NJ Estee. Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wall. Mr..
and Mrs. w F. Allen, DR.. and Mrs.
Cooper, Mrs. ]. 6. McGrew. MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Won Holt. Mr. and Mrs James
Spencer Mrs. b. F. Dillingham;, Mrs.
McCully- Higgins. Mrs Annis Montague
Turner, Mrs Castle-Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Give
Davies Rev. w. NJ. and Mrs. Kincaid.
Rev. A. and Mrs Macintosh, Mrs
Walbr;dge, Mrs. Hyde Miss Hyde, Miss
Gillette, Miss Elsner. Mrs. Castle-Wl-
liams Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Jones. Miss
Margaret Hopper, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. i
Widdifeld, and Mrs. Andrew-Fuller.
Mrs Jack Halves entertained at din
ner on Thursday eve.
Mr. w A Wall went to the other
islands during the week
$3.50
Mr.. J. F. Hackfeld was an outgoing
passenger in the last Mauna Loa.
$3.50
Mr. r. X Atkinson went to Hawaii
on the last Kinau.
Miss May Damon entertained at hsr
pretty new cottage at Moanalua on
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Ed
die Damon, Miss Juliette King. Mr. j.
Tarn McGrew, Mr.. Robert Atkinson,
Mis-. Maude Gillette, Mss Margaret
Bender. Mr.. Greenwood and Mr.. Earle,
Mr. Clifford Kimba1 and Mr.. Archie