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

ISOLATION prize was won by Mr.. 5. A.
Walker. and consisted of an ivory paper
cutter. Among the guests were MT ana
Mrs. Edgar Halstead, Mr.. and Hrs.
Frank Halstead. Nr. and Mrs Robert
Halstead. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Sachs, Mir. and Mrs. J. al. Oat,
Mr.. and Mrs. ArthE~ Wall, Mr.. Tom
Wall, DR.. and Mrs. =. Il, Cooper, Mr.
Alfred Wall. Misses Ward, Misses Wal
ker. Miss Maude Giilet. Mr. and Mrs. ].
S. NcCandless. Me. and Mrs. Wells Pet
erson, Miss Margaret Hopper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ley Anterior. Mr.. Ollie Sorenson, MI.
W. r. Castle Jr., Mr.. Wade Armstrong.
Miss Holiday.
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General Warfield took his departure for
the coast in the last foreign boat.
Mr. w. N Armstrong was an outgoing
passenger in the Alameda.
$3.50
Mr.. Lilienthal and party, after being
pleasantly entertained on the Islands for
number of weeks, left for home in the
Alameda.
Miss Arrac. who came to Honolulu, en-
route to Hilo. was the guest OF Mrs.
Irene Holloway while here. Upon the
arrival of the steamer Miss Arrae was
met by her friend Miss Ivy Richardson,
who came from Hawaii to welcome her
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hawxhurst, who
have been staying at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel. returned TO their Hawaii home du-
ring the week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Wall and child
have gone to the other islands for a So
journ.
One of the most suspicious meetings
that the Guild has had was held at the
home of Mrs. Ernest kopke on Monday
afternoon Miss Won Holt read a very
interesting paper on the Anglican Church
in Hawaii. in which she spoke at length
OF the work of Bishop Staley. In every
way the Guild shows development and
progress, and much encouragement was
the result of the meeting. vote of
thanks was rendered retiring officers, and
the new officers then took office. Among
the ladies who attended were Mrs. Mack
intosh Mrs. Cathcart. Mrs c. B. Cooper,
Mrs. Fred Church, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Crabb. Mrs. Giffard, Mrs. H. Davidson,
Miss Sophie Rycroft, Mrs Chas Crane.
Mrs Evans, Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. Camp.
Mrs. Emry, Miss Tannant Mrs. Schaef-
er, Miss Irrngard Schaefer, Miss Marie
Won Holt
Mr.. E. w. Van Sender is making a trip
TO the other islands.
Lindsey. son of the late Captain Rich
ard Hoyt and Mrs. Rose Hoyt. of this
city, and Kathryn, daughter of Captain
and Mrs. II. c. Coe, were married Thurs
day, January 16. 1902. by the Rev. Philip
Kemp Hammond, rector of st. Pauis
Church, Oregon City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt win reside in Honolulu
Portland Oregonian.
1888
Mrs. W. J. Lowrie and little child, aft
er a stay of some weeks in Honolulu. as
the guests of her mother, Mrs Allen. at
Ingleside returned TO her Maui home
during the week.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy entertained
the officers of the Phaeton on Tantalus
on Saturday last.
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Since their engagements were announc-
ed a few weeks ago three or four of the
brides-to-be have been the recipients of
many dainty engagement gifts. One who
at present resides in Nuuanu valley has
received dozen pretty engagement
cups, while another has p such cups, be-
sides several silver salted-almond dishes.
The fad of presenting engagement cups
is pretty custom, and just for the sake
Of receiving ante-nuptial favors. it is
worth while becoming engaged.
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Mrs Henry Castle gave a tea Wednss-
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Butter
field and Mrs. Bender. Tea was poured
In the dining room by Mrs. Is. l.. Marx,
who was assisted by Mrs. Percy Pond,
Mrs. Fred Church and Mss Bender.
Punch was served by Miss Castle, who
was assisted by the Misses Berry and
Miss Lillian Bacon. Among the ladies
who enjoyed Mrs. Castles hospitality
were Mesdames McGrew. Bender, But
teriield. Castle-Coleman Damon. Styne.
Dillingham;, j. b. Anterior, Weaver
Allen, w. r. Castle, Hattie
way. Fuller, Taylor and many Others
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The reception given yesterday after-(l
noon by MIS-. Sanford Il. Dole at the |
Emma street residence of Governor and |
Mrs Dole. was a brilliant function. at 4
which about 500 ladies were present. Theil
arse. rambling, roomy house. the scene
81 SO many notable receptions in the |
past nine years, was yesterday the scene |
IF attraction for Society'S devotees. The !
residence was filed with flowers whose |
fragrance filled the air, and to the lively |
lum OF conversation was added inspiri; |
nS strains by the Hawaiian Territorial I
Band which played anon throughout then
afternoon. Mrs. Dole received in the
arge drawing room adjoining the main |
anal, and wish her stood Mrs Henry f. /
cooper, Mrs NJ. NJ. Estee and Mrs. VIII !
lam f.. Allen. AT the entrance to the !
irawinS room the guests We're met by /
Yrs. Charles b. Cooper. Mrs. Ernest a. /
MCtt-Smith. Mrs. Alexander c. Halves /
md Mrs. Mary Mott-Smith Bird. After |
laying their respects to the hostess and !
hose assisting her, the guests were led !
o the tea room by Miss Irmgard Schaef- !
T and Mss Jennie Giffard, attractive
gowned in dainty afternoon I
fleets. Mrs. Dole was further assisted /
n the reception Of guests by the follow
ng ladies. who moved here and there
rom room to room. bidding each the
Hearty welcome that is always accorded d
L the gubernator.al mansion: Mrs. Wal \
er f. Frear, Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke. Mrs. s.
VI. Damon. Mrs. II. NJ. Won Holt, Mrs.
\ q. Halves, Mrs. Edgar Walker, Mrs
:. B. Wood, Mrs. George Davies Mrs.
edward Damon. Mrs. Arthur Wood. Mrs.
Annis Montague Turner, Mrs. w. o.
smith, Mrs. W. r. Castle Mrs. J. p.
,ooke, Mrs. Oscar White. Mrs. Richard
vers, Mrs. A. T. Brock, Mrs. John Wa
erhouse, Mrs. Charles Anterior, Mrs 4
: ID. Mead. Mrs. Mary Mott-Smith Bird, !