The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-31

i being about the only tuncIious 10 Dfso'
the social quietude. II T. understood
that there viii be very little caiiinl
a. numbers are preparing TO 40 20 tn
Coast. o. other isiasds and counir,
places TO- ;h~lT annual outings. This
past winter has been n busy one. but
the climate, - tcO tropical Tor socia
forruanty a. obtain throughout th'
year.
AmOrE those Who are soon TO leave
the city s0r their summer outing ar,
the LoWreyH. who Ro 10 their Pal
home early IN June. Mr.. and Mrs A.
II. Woo are already at the Peninsula
The Wichmans. as soon as the school
year - over. go Co their country place
on the Kcolau side of the Island
In fact ;here win be a general exc
dus.
$3.50
Mrs- u. =. wichman's reception on
Thursday afternoon vas a notable If
fair and throngs 90 welI-gowned la
dies were greeted by the hostess from
4 until o'clock. The wichman home
has recently undergone a transforma-
ton and the exquisite beauty OF It's in
terror made the reception the more
pleasurable. Pretty marques and
small tents were arranged upon the
lawns In the shade OF the residence.
and beneath them tables were placed
decorated with golden brown coreopsis.
at which the guests partook OF daln-
ties In one corner of the lanai was a
punch bowl. at which Mr.. James Gil
man and Mrs A. J. Campbell presided
with grace and dexterity. Mrs WITCH,
man was a charming hostess She VAS
assisted in receiving by Mrs. r. J. Low
rey. Mrs A II. Wood. Mrs. T. w. Ho-
bron. Mrs J. r. Hamburg. Miss Emily
Haistead. Mrs. J. A. Kennedy. Mrs. ".
Phillips. Mrs Grace waterhouse. Mrs.
II. r. Lewis. Mrs. z. X. Myers. Mrs. T.
+. Lansing. Mrs. w. II. Babbitr. Mrs
A. Gartley. Mrs r. A. Jones. Mrs
Philip Frear. Mrs. Arthur r. Wall.
Mrs J. a Gilman and Mrs. a. J.
Campbell. Al the table beneath the
Mrs. r. A. Jones poured the
coffee. Mrs Arthur Wall the chocolate
and Mrs W. II. Rabbit the tea At
the smaller tables the guests were
served by the Misses BernIce Koepke.
Mary Cation. Ethel Damon. Julie Da-
mon. Helen Lowrey. Alice Cooke. Kath-
-rine Smith. Evelyn Nichols. Madge
Ruth whitney. Margery
Peterson. Ethel Amveg. Dagma Soren- |
ION. Florence Hall. Katherine Hopper. |
Kenny Cation and Jessie Kennedy. all
prettily gowned In white. American
md Hawaiian flags were gracefully |
iraped from the lanais to the tents.
rear which n quintet club rendered the 4
'ver-sweet music OF Hawaii mel. Mrs
Nichman. who received In the drawing
Dom. wore n very becoming gown OF
turquoise blue silk trimmed with bead
a lace. Several other beautiful gowns
we're In evidence.
Princess kawananakoa was attIred /
n an ail-oyer white lace: Mrs. s.
4. Damon wore an exquisite mother OF
earl brocaded satin. with n hellotrope
thinner trimmed In white chiffon and
Ink and heiiotrope paFslIrenterie. Mrs
llebahn wore n beautiful pale pink I
eau dc sole. cameo pink Mrs. Harry
evils wore n handsome white gown
FRS Allan Herbert was as stately al
colonial dame In gray with n quaIntl &.
nd fetching poke bonnet In gray and {
'hite- Mrs Lowrey's gown was white {
nd yellow. Miss Schmidt wore a gray ,
rope du chine. and Miss Lewis was In {
Ink. Mrs. Walter Hoffman, was
owned In shell pink silk poplin filled :
ith sprays Of blue flowers and trim ,
-. WITH turquoise blue chiffon. baby :
lue velvet ribbons and lace insertion =
yer blue. Mrs a. II. Wood was In q
hite. Mrs Hasson In a fetching gown
! black and white. Mrs. McClanahan {
ore n chocolate coiored crepe du chine. =
RS Samuel Parker wore n black Jet
nd all-over lace gown. Mrs. Cornelia ,
anon wore n sheer white mousseiine !
. sole with black lace trimmings. {
1858
Mrs. Sanford Il. Dole gave a charm.
& dance for Mr.. Charles Dole on Z
thursday evening. Only the unmar-
"a set were invited. with the excep-
1n OF Mrs. +. II. Adams and Mrs \.
Halves. who helped to entertain n
r. Dole. with Charles Dole. received n
the drawing room. Mrs Dole was >
In black spangied net !
ID wore diamond ornaments. She o
ade a most distinguished appearance. ,
~. z r. Adams and Mrs Halves ,
re In white. Miss Nina Adams wore u"
Empire gown OF old rose satin and
SIS Lucy Adams was In pale yellow. 2.
PIPER was served at IL and Captain T
.rger and several musicians made *
nclnR n delight. IL was one OF the G.
ettIeSt dances OF the season The
ests were: The Misses Marion Scott.
lie Dickey. Jennie Gifard. Cordella W.
shop. IrnCard Schaefer. Barnard. y,
rnheizei. Nellie White. Freda White. W
ddIfeId. DOttie widdiheld. Susie Da- =,
. Cordeiia Carter. Gillette. Hattie Tr
stin. Ward. Carrie Rowland. Sarah In
bertsnn. Grace Robertson. Alice or
Chrystai. Sopcr. Jordan. alice To-
50. Sophie Rycrpfi. Angus. Grace p
gus. Kitty Horuer. Stokes. Juliet ~,
~. Bernice Kopke. Thrurr. Charlotte -.
-t.r. Mary Carter. Ada Whitney. "a.
..fa. Stella Love. Crcke. Cameron.
recway. Alexander. Lily Patty. Clara :
yrfr. Louise Giiist. Nellie Kitchen. 30
card Ma flriane. Helen Macflrinne. -
Is NfarflrIare. Juliet Ha~tWei'. Dp-- h
y H1rtw~f1. G.rard. Louis" G'rari.
iriotte Hall. Lillian Bacon. EthHlv'yn
FL. Ef1ei Damon. ~. CIR wat :,
ous-. Mrs. May So;t-Smith E.ri. -,
and Mrs. =. u. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. RI,
.. ..... as N1ssrE Jack Atkinson. Dis
,s-t Atkinson. Clifford Eif~"rN. -
n McGrew. Archie Young. EoaeT;