The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-26

u was a bower OF greens and flags.
me fooI raftsrs were all concealed by
male. q leaves and palms. the side
posts being wound with varlegated
greens. and In the background were
large. handsome Arperican, Hawaiian
and British flags. In one corner was
a bower OF flags and shrubs, Dieffen-
bachia plants standing like sentinels
before the entrance. From within this
retreat came the most ear-haunting
HEwoiian melodies. which the guests
enjoyed in the alternating waltzes and
3cuN temps The lawns upon the ter
races Were used between numbers by
the dancers who enjoyed the cool
bTeezes which swept down upon them
from Mount Tantalus
At half past eleven o'clock supper
was served at the tables placed upon
the flag enclosed portico OF the ret
dcnce. Each table was covered with
tea-clcth. the handiworls OF Mrs.
Gihard. During the discussion OF the
dainty edlD!es placed before them, the
guests also heard music la Hawaiian,
and thus the hospitality OF 'Malaiola-
nj was enjoyed until long after the
miiright hour
Miss Cifard was charmingly gowned
II red tulle trimmed with white OUCH
esse lace. with a deep red poppy ad-
tIsted saucily in the couture. She also
Carried a bouquet of red carnations
Mrs Giff2rd wore a handsome gown OF
black net over black silk, trimmed with
gold embroidery. Mrs Edward Ten
in gown with point applique lace trim
nliuSs- Decorations In the pavilion and
tunnel were due to the artistic taste
OF Mrs. Edward Tenney and Mrs.
George Smithies. while the residence
proper was decorated by Mrs. N Moo
nan and Mrs. George Herbert
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On ST. Georges Day. April 2S. a So
ciai and dance will be given at San
Antonio Hall by Capt. Cook Lodge No.
'''' o'0e' OF s01 q ga Z. 81 George |
Invitations have been sent out for an |
at home OF the Kilohana Art League |
to take place on Tuesday. April 29. at |
8 p III. A delightful evening is antici- |
Dated. Mrs. Oliver Z. Emerson win |
give an informal talk on a few weeks |
spent IN Greece. II Is hoped that a |
small collection OF Greek casts and |
may be shown. Tea viii /
be served by Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Swan
~. Mrs. Kinney and Miss Kimball. |
The last at nome given by the Kilo-
hama Art League will take place on
Friday. May 10. at $3.50 y. m The
members will then have the pleasure
OF being entertained by Miss Claire
uecke of Oahu College !.
Bishop Nichols and Miss Nichols DIM
ed with Mrs. S. -. Castle Thursday Il
evening at Puuhonua.
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On Wednesday Mrs Harriet Castlef
Coleman and Mrs. Henry Castle gave
1 farewell luncheon for four ladies.
Who are 10 sail I'm the Alameda-Mrs.
eugene Field and Mrs Henry Allen of I
chicago. Miss Berry and Mics Martha
Berry OF Detroit The others at the
able were Mrs. s. " Castle. Mrs. Per-
y Pond. Miss Elsner and Miss Caro-
inc Snow.
Mrs. Henry T.. Cooper gave a most d,
Ielightful luncheon on Thursday at the !
cooper home on the Peninsula The
suests left Honolulu on the IL :o5 train, 9
on the 5:26 In the afternoon,
huS having about five hours at the
iarbor. every minute OF which was en-
oyable. No attempt was made TO go
n the water. but the day was a per-
ect one and the time was spent on
he lawns and lanais- Those invited
gere Mrs Atwater. Mrs. Chamberlain =
Z Washington, ID. C., Mrs. Dillingha %.
FRS Kennedy. Mrs Lowry. Mrs. Nc
Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. Smith OF
forth Brookheld. Mass. Mrs. Stack
bic. Mrs osborne and Mrs. Van Val
enburg-
Mrs Clinton J. Hutchins and Doris
iutchins Will leave for the coast In the n
which sails on April go lc
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The Cleaners Aid Society Is adding
D its committees and there will be no
lck OF pretty young girls to receive
hose who attend their lawn party to y
c given at the Lowrey residence on :
.ulalilo street May 3. The newest as
ignments are that Miss Ethel Damon y
ill have charge OF the refreshments. =
ssi<ted by Jane Wagner. Abbie Dow. ;,
raIg. Edna Craig. Ruth Whitney. The :.
addresses will be Lila Voger, Minna
Mabel McAndrews. Justine -
Grace Leadingham, Flor q
nee Hall. Margery Girdler. Annie -
low. Vera Damon. IT
Mrs. Harry Francis Lewis has cards :,
ut for an at home this afternoon -
-om to s. Mrs. Lewis Is now occu- -
ying the Won Holt cottage at Wal -
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The Woman's Guild of st. Andrews :,
ithedral VIII meet on Monday after =,
Don at 3 o'clock at the residence of -
[rs. Harry Won Holt on Judd street, r.
/ which time Bishop Nichols will adj =
ress the guild The members are re- n
Vested to be punctual as the Bishop -,
rs other engagements later I'm the ~
'ternoon-
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ~
M. Swanzy gave a dinner at their q
in honor OF Mr.. James =.
Innock and Miss Bates. who are Wis e.
Ing Honolulu. Among the guests =.
ere Governor Cleghorn. Mr.. and Mrs. a,
owsett and Mr.. ]. T. Irvine.
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Dr. c. 3. Wood and daughter. Dor ~
n.y. will leave May q for California 10
"a perhaps Eastern resorts. They -
III be away about six months. -
$3.50
Col and Mrs. Samuel Parker Prince /,
"A orfn KaUnnanqkna Miss
~ sS C,s.a.a1 .In Oh
RIM a party which is spending the -'
Eek at Cecil Browns country place
the KooIau side of the Pail. They