The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-04

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The reception given yesterday after
noon by Mis- Sanford H. Dole at the
EsIna street residence Of Governor aud
Mrs Dole. WAS a brilliant function. at
watch about so ladies were present. Tho
large rambling, ruumy house, the scene
81 80 many notable receptions In the
pact nine years, was yesterday the scene
of attraction for suciety's devotoes. The
residence was nlled with flowers whose
fragrance filled the air, and TO the lively
hum OF conversation was added inspirls-
ing strains by the Hawaiian Territorial
Band, which played anon throughout the
afternoon. Mrs. Dole received in the
large drawing room adjoining the main
lanai, and with her stood Mrs. Henry T..
Cooper. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee and Mrs. VIII
liam +. Allen. At the entrance to the
drawing room the guests were met by
Mrs. Charles b. Cooper, Mrs Ernest a.
Mott-Smith Mrs Alexander g. Halves
ana Mrs. Mary Mott-Smith Bird After
paying their respects to the hostess and
those assisting her, the guests were led
TO the tea room by Miss Irmgard Schaef-
er and Miss Jennie Giffard, attractive
debutantes. gownod in dainty afternoon
effects. Mrs. Dole was further assisted
IN the reception OF guests by the follow
lag ladies, who moved here and there
from room to room, bidding each the
hearty welcome that Is always accorded
at the gubernator.al mansion: Mrs. Wal
ter Il. Frear. Mrs. G. NJ Cooke Mrs S.
" Damon. Mrs. II. NJ. Won Holt, Mrs.
A. c.. Halves. Mrs. Edgar Walker. Mrs.
C. -. Wood. Mrs. George Davies, Mrs.
Edward Damon. Mrs. Arthur Wood Mrs.
Anns Montague Turner, Mrs. w o.
Smith, Mrs. w. r. Castle, Mrs j. i.
Cooke, Mrs. Oscar White, Mrs. Richard
hI.s Inl,.
terhouse. Mrs. Charles Anterior, Mrs.
X. ID. Mead. Mrs. Mary Mott-Smith Bird.
Mss Maude Gillette Miss Charlotte Han,
Miss Perkins, Miss Wddifeld, Miss Jen-
ME Giffard. Miss Grace Cook, Miss Nora
Sturgeon, Mss Ethel Damon, Miss Caro-
liae HoWlands, Miss Nina Adams Miss
Kinney, Miss Soper, Miss Kate Homer,
Miss Irmgard schaefer, Miss Gretchen
Iiopke. Miss Patty, Miss McCully Miss
florence Hall, Miss X. Thompson, Miss
Helen Achilles, Miss Catherine Goodale,
Miss Madge McCandless Miss Maggie
Peterson. Miss Anna Tucker, Miss
Blanche Soper, Miss Violet Damon, Miss
Hopper. Miss Jennie Parke.
Mrs. Edgar Walker presided over the
decorated tea room. Mrs. 8. N. Damon
sat at one end of the table and served
from the coffee urn and Mrs. H. N. Won
Holt poured tea at the opposite end.
their decorations being served TO the
by Il bevy OF pretty young ladies. The
table was decorated in pink, the center
floral attraction being a tall cut glass
vase filed with long-stemmed carnations.
The drawing room was decorated with
clusters of white violets in tardinieres
and a mass OF green pOtted plants. 1t
WAS notably beautifully dressed assem-
blage OF guests, and scores Of the gowns
were OF more than passing interest.
Mrs. Dole wore n gray Duchesse satin
trimmed with real old point lace, with
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Henry T.. Cooper wore gaslight
green silk trimmed with white accord on
pleated chiffon; Mrs. NJ. NJ Estee, white
mousseline de sole over white taffeta
with chou of purple ribbons at the
corsage; Mrs. w. +. Allen, gray peau de
sole with white Honiton lace and dia-
mond ornaments. Mrs. Charles b. Coop
er locker regal In gown OF all over
cream lace worn over cream satin. the
high collar and sleeves of lace finished
by a narrow roll of pink panne velvet
Mrs. T.. a. Mott-Smith. black point
desprit over iridescent blue, with
bunch of white violets in the couture;
Mrs. Mary Mott-Smith Bird, black Chan
lilly lace over black silk, red roses in
the hair; Mrs A. g. Hawes black lace
with cerise trimmings, diamond orna-
ents: Princess Kawananakoa, gray
crepe du chine with renaissance lace.
large white Gaiusborough hat trimmed
with white ostrich plume, diamond sun
burst at the throat; Mrs. Samuel Parker,
black lace gown over white taffeta, black
Ga!nsborough hat and diamond orna-
ments; Miss Alice Campbell, red etienne
trimmed with black lace, black picture
hat with white plume; Miss Chrystal,
brown etienne over brown silk, trimmed
with creme lace: Mrs. Hunt, blue crepe.
trimmed with real old lace; Mrs. r. ID.
Lfaz IL Vl,fs La "a al, a
with white lace over pink; Mrs Edgar
Walker. white Grenadine over white tat
feta; Mrs. s. NJ Damon, white organdie
trimmed with real Valenciennes lacei
Mrs. II. NJ. Won Holt, slate blue satin
trimmed with old Spanish lace; Mrs.
Walter +. Frear, white silk with gray
feather boa, French hat trimmed with
pink roses; Mrs A. s. Humphreys, white
serge with black Gansborough hat; Mrs.
Robert w. Wilcox, blue organdie, trim
med with black lace; Mrs. j. NJ. Dat,
purple brocade; Mrs. J. w. Cathcart,
black silk grenadine trimmed with white
satin ribbons; Miss Patty, white organdie
trimmed with white Valenciennes lace;
Miss Kinney. blue crepe du chine, en-
pire style; Mrs. II. X. Pratt black bro
cade satin trimmed with black jet; Mrs.
Cecil Brown, black silk, diamond orna-
ments; Mrs. Richard Ivers, gray mousse
line de sole with Valenciennes lace over
WINE tahetd SIN Mfs' a n. montdno'
black brocaded peau de sole with jet
trimmings; Mrs. Charles Atherton, creme
silk, red trimmings; Miss Jennie Giffard,
light blue peau de sole, with iridescent
trimmings, couture studded with tea ros-
es; Miss May Landegon, embroided lace
with iridescent trimming over white,
French hat covered with masses Of pink
rosebuds; Miss Irene Dickson, yellow
crepe du chine with black velvet ribbons,
black picture hat; Miss Emma Dawson,
white lace applique over pink taffeta.
MIS-. r. p Meyers, pearl gray trimmed
with white lace; Mrs. II. w. Howard.
pink and white organdie and black lace;
Mrs. ]. II. Raymond. lavender peau de
sole with purple satin stripes, black pic
ture hat Mrs. c. M. Cooke, white NOUS
seline de sole. trimmed with black over
blue taffeta; Mrs. A. W. Pearson, black
silk with iridescent trimmings; Miss Ku-
lumanu Ward white Organize With blue