The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-12

wv weather, society has made the
| most of its opportunities and the
Iast week has been productive of an
! almost continuous round of teas, recep-
tions and dancing parties. and next
week promises much for entertainment.
The passing of the Lenten season, with
its restraints upon social gaiety. sig
nalized the commencement of a period
Of activity amongst the fashionables,
and there has since been a constant
showering OF invitation cards upon the
of fine. spring-Iike weather suggests
that hostesses would do well to arrange
for lawn parties. There are many beau
tiful lawns in the city, on the premises
OF those who entertain largely, and
nothing is preJtier on sunshiny after
noon than this form of out-Cf-dOOr ed
joyment, where the GainsbOrOugh ana
the Leghorn creations reign supreme.
.S.Ss:
Sister Bonaventure Of the Maulani
Hospital at Waiiuku. Maui. whose friends
all over the islands are numbered by the
scores, is in the city. awaiting an OPP
pOrtunity to go TO Molokai
$3.50
The dance given on Monday evening at
the Hawaiian Hotel in honor of Miss
Marcia Warren was a pretty event and
largely attended. The party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Lake. The
guests used the two front Ianais and the
Waikiki lanai all of which were prettily
decorated with flowers and palms. Music
was furnished by a Hawaiian quintette
club and everybody enjoyed the dancing
to the end. About midnight the dining
room was thrown open and the guests
partook therein of dainty collation.
Miss Warren departed the following day
in the China for the coast whence she
will go to her home in Chicago. She
visited in Honolulu since last summer
~ .Sss
Mrs. c. ID. Warren departed for her
home in Chicago a passenger in the |
China.
Mrs. E. d. Tenney will entertain the !
children affiliated with the Episcopal |
church on Monday afternoon at her resi- /!
dence at the corner of Pensacola and |
Lunallo streets. The children are TO |
meet Bishop w. F. Nichols of California, |
who is DESTROYS of becoming acquainted 1
with the young people of the diocese. |
S o'clock.
Will Rawlins and bride (nee Somers), !
who were married at Bridgeport. Conn
in March. have decided to forego their
Florida trip and have gone South only /
as far as Washington. D. c. They have
booked for passage to Honolulu on the Il
Alameda.
The Kapu wahine Club of Nuuanu
Avenue mourned last night over a festive
dinner table when it's members made a
long. sad and very touching farewell to
attorney II. L. Bigelow, who by one
Tell stroke severed his connection with Il
the joys Of bachelordom by announcing |.
mis- intention to soon become a Benedick.
There was a low jinks during and after ,
The dinner and before the evenings en- ,
tertainment had drawn to a close, the
guest of honor almost wished that he had
not renowned his membership. Mr..
Bigelow is the first of the clubs members
20 turn from bachelorhood and there are :
low fears expressed that the renuncia-
ion will be the cause of an epidemic ]
n the sacred confines of the club. Those
who consoled with their guest of honor {
we're f. A. Bigelow. Remington Harri {
son, Z. o. Yardley, Jack Belser. Wade ,
Warren Thayer. r. Beverly Kidd, Rob {
,rt Churton. Ralph Raymond. James {
oougherty. Fred Holzheiser and Roscoe ,
Perkins. The menu was a notable one. ,
md was arranged as follows: !
Veni Vidi vici.
Menu.
In Memory of Wahine Kapu Club.
Honolulu. Il. T. April IL. 1902. D
Toast to Bigelow.
Soup.
Congratulations as Club.
Salad. a
Lobster Allsame Bigelow. (
Ragtime Raymond Liquids.
Entree. I
Pigeon Pie-Affaire d'Amour Sauce. {
l.
Var God Gobbler-Likepu Holzheiser.
All Chow Dressing.
Vegetables. =
Wedding Bell Potatoes-Very sweet.
fried Bananas-Bride and Groom Sauce. &
'ardIey Boneless Spinach-Bum Cartoon J
Style.
DON'T Worry Churton Beans, Don't cher
know
Dessert. =
open Face Mince Pie la Harrison. i
/ Scream-Dougherty Flavor a
amt Away Cake-Photographed Perkins !
Cheese.
Music by Tom Cat and All War.
Impromptu Spasms. I
To BiGelow: Eat your fill for you know v
Ot what the future has in store for a
GU. n
Not Dead-But Married He Has Gone +
Poor Big. IN.
All Who Wish to Weep Please go up d
n the Roof
.S.S.s
The wedding on Wednesday evening OF
Hiss Belle Walker and Mr.. F. w. Kle-
aim was the only nuptial society event
Z the week. 1t took place in Nuuanu
alley at the residence of the brides
iother and was witnessed by a large
lumber OF people. although these We're
lostiy relatives Of the bride and the in
mate friends Of both. After the cere-
,ony. which was performed by Rev. V
I. Kitcat. Canon of St. Andrews Cathe-
raj. an elaborate supper was served, fol-
wed by the departure Of the bride and
room at midnight for the Mott-Smt
lace at Waialae where the honeymoon is
cling spent. The residence was prettily
ecorated for the occasion. pink and !
-een being the prevailing tones in the
DIOR scheme. In the rear parlor where