The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-03

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ms. her guests b.ihs Admiral Merry. u.
| 3. y. Miss Spiyalo. Paymaster Hall. u.
8. -. Mrs Lake and Captain Pearce. Ar
tiileFy Corps. T. g. a.
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| DR.. George W. Burgess leaves In the
Sierra on May = for California and East
ern States. To be gone about four months
lie will attend the Council OF the Mys-
tic Shrine. which meets In San Fran
cisco ON June ,. He will also visit most
% the large Eastern cities.
1888
Representative and Mgs- G. II. Dickey
entertained on Monday evening At the
Nuunnu avenue residence Of Mrs. Grace
Waterhcuse. In honor 81 Miss Ccrdelia
Bishop OF Oakland Progressive "42 was
played and the prizes won were quite
served at the conclusion Of the games
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u Senator and Mrs Henry Warehouse
land Miss Nora Sturgeon departed on
"Wednesday Ia the Alameda On route TO
London 90 witrcss the coronation ccre-
monies
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Mrs. Edgar Bishop and Miss Cordeiia
Bishop OF Oakland are visiting In Homo
lulu. ~
$50
Miss Cathariue Hsrrin. OF San Fran
cisco. daughter OF the chief counsel for
the Southern Pacific railway system. Is
visiting In Honolulu and is at present q
guest at the Moana hotel. Waikiki. she
arrived w!tn party OF Californians last
week from the Coast and will remain here
for short time. She In n popular socie-
~ girl IN San Francisco. Just before
she LEFT her native shores to- cross the
Pacific To- this island territory. she was
the guest Of honor At the tea given by
Miss Robinson.
The latest way TO wear violets IL TO
bunch them tightly together at the heads
and then tic them tightly with purple
tuIIc. and let the ends Of the tulie Heat
In the breeze.
Mr.. w. g.. Irwin gave n large stag din-
ncr last Saturday evening At his residence
In honor 81 Mr.. r. Moore Robinson and
Mr.. A sturgiEs OF Philadelphia. said the
News Letter recently. Among those
present were Messrs. J. Downey Harvey.
Horace PIatf. Timothy Hopkins. Walter
l. Dean. Augustus Taylor. Robert Fitz-
gerald. J. -. Crockett. Frank Carolan. J.
a. FOlger. Walter Gibson. W. 8 Tevis.
George NewhaIl. William Bourne. Henry
Croker. ~. T. Scott. Hermann oelrichs
Chauncey winsiow. Robt- oxnard. Noun
tsfOrd Wilson. r. Zeiie. 2 Hopkins
AdoIph spreckeIs. J. ID. spreckeis. Claus
sprcckess. Lansing Miner. Joseph ID.
Grant and W. ~. Croker.
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Tuesday evening. May %. Is the date |
set for the Art League musicale nj Pun |
honua. Manoa-
Miss Castles regular musicale At Pun |
honua- Manoa. will BE- omitted this COM |
ms Sunday.
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Ia pretty tea was given on Saturday /
afternoon by Mrs Harry Francis Lewis.
N honor Of Mrs Lewis Of San Francisco.
Il the residence OF the Won Holts. kapio-
ami Park. IL was dlstinctivciy n garden
party the ladies' summer gowns and
faini5 parasols making n pretty effect out
1n the lawn, amid the surroundings or
'eathery alEarobas and cocoGnut palms
rhc tables presented festive appearance
With vases filed with yellow cOrcopsis.
carnations and roses covering them
Hawaiian quintet club played and sang Il
Ju the pier. Mrs. Harry Lewis received
u the entrance to the lanai and intro
iuccd all to- the guest Of honor Mrs
Andrew Fuller poured coffee and Mrs. W.
>. c. HgSson served the punch. assisted
~ Miss Pauline Neumann- \ number OF
fourss ladies' assisted Mrs Lewis I'm the
pleasant duty OF receiving the guests one
n the sudden Waikiki showers descend
a early in the afternoon and the tables
.fter the sun shone "a brightly as ever
nd out the tables went again.
Mrs Harry Lewis wore beautiful |
lack and white orEandie gown. trimmed
With wide black lace insertion over
hrirnp pink silk The bodice was fin
ut with rows Of black baby ribbons. I'm
shed by a ripple Of black lace insertion.
FRS Lewis wore n handsome black silk.
Hiss Agnes Walker wore n stunning pink
Iress. Miss Gardie Macfarlane looked
,retty In a pale blue frock- Miss Pauline
seumann wore a white French lawn with
ed roses In her hair. and she had
aunty white hat Miss Lewis appeared
n n white applique lace gown over white
affeta- Miss Schmidt or San Francisco
wore n blue crepe de chine with white NJ
nee embroidery. 4 handsome gown. Mrs u
;. w. Klebahn wore gray crepe de 4
hine trimmed with purple panne velvet. |
rhe bodice was finished with white
ace yoke. trimmed with purple panne |
'elvet. with girdle of the same material | I
frs. II. a. Isenberg wore an elegant cream II
'oint d'esprit gown over cream taffeta \
ilk. with tiny pink panne velvet on the
orSage. Her hat was n mass OF creamy
fhite feathers. Miss Jennie Gifard wore 4 .
smart figured frock. with black Z
hat. finished by n sweeping
fhite feather. Around the throat was n
ing rope Of pink coral. Mrs. y. r. Dill {
nghnm wore n handsome steel gray silk b
nj n black and white hat Mrs Charles
!. Cooper wore n cream colOrsd lace
rock over cream silk with hat TO |
,atch She carried fetching cream
olOred Japanese sun shade embroidered
18th purple wisteria blossoms Mrs W.
; g Hasson wore soft white gown ;
trimmed with black lace md dash OF
lack velve. and also wore chick black
nj white hat Mrs Samuel Wilder look
I extremely well In n pale blue peau de o
DE and white lace with n white picture
NJ Miss Kathleen Ward was quite pref {