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


a cream CONNECTION, with relief of shell
pink mousseline, an exquisite silk malise
/ lace completing the gown.
! Mrs John S. McGrew made a stately
picture IN a silver gray silk that shim-
mered thro' an over trimming of rich
black lace.
Miss Gillet was in q filmy white tuile.
a touch of warm coloring being added
by the carnations-deep red-she carried.
Mrs. Anderson a sister OF Mr.. Young,
wore a white organdie with trimmings OF
black.
Mrs Henry Macfarlane Jr. was as
daintily pleasing always in a pale
| p nix chiffon, with embellishments of mar
row satin ribbon In lighter tintings.
Among the guests were Monsieur Viz
z;ivona, Mr.. and Mrs. Montrose Graham.
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Damon. Mr. and
Mrs Harry Macfarlane, DR.. and Mrs. G.
! Il Cooper. Dr. and Mrs. Anderson, Miss
White Mr.. Wright. Mrs. Mary Gum,
Mr.. Lewis. Mr. Griggs Holt Mr.. Robert
Atkinson. Miss Juliette King, Mr. Isaac
ID bingham. Miss Ella Stansbury. Miss
! Margaret Bender. Mr.. Earle, Mr.. Green
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Rabbit, Mrs. Mott,
NJ 50 Sargent. Mr. Robert Single.
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One of the prettiest affairs ever given
| in HonoluIu-and one of the most sue
cessfuI-was the poi supper given on
Saturday evening last by Mr.. Mana
Wdemann at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
-. Lan;z. The entire ceiling of the din
ms, room was hidden by n drape of shell
pink pima cloth, through which were
hung leis of MALE. The table was buried
In blossoms and ferns and the room pre-
serted altogether the appearance of a
tropical bower of beauty. Mr.. Wide
MAINS guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. Mr..
and MIS- Geo. Smithies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Conrad. Mrs May Mott-Smitb
Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Grimwood. Mr.. Bon
ME Aionsarrat. Mr.. NJ. McInerny, Mrs.
Mary Gum. Mrs. Nellie Noonan, Mr..
walter Dillingham;. DR.. and Mrs. Chas.
Il. Cooper Mr. Isaac Dillingham;. Mr..
Clifford Kimban. Miss Juliette King.
Miss Margaret Bender, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Lantz. Mr.. Klebahn. Miss Walker.
Mss Gillet, Miss Cordelia Walker, Mr.
Frank Armstrong Mr.. Sam Walker Mr..
T. Walker Miss Nellie Kitchen, Miss
May Damon. Mr.. Ed. Stiles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs Paxton Bishop.
Mr. Paul Isenberg, Mr.. Earl, Mr.. J.
Tarn McCrew, Mr.. Wright Major Pot
ter.
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Monday evening the Moana Hotel was
the scene OF much gayety. There were
number OF dinner parties and the music
was thoroughly enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs
w j. Allen were among those who enF
;ertained dinner guests.
Miss Combs OF Maryland, Calf, ann
Miss Cardin of Chico. Calf, are at pres
ent visitors TO our city. AS they have
a number of former college friends in
Honolulu. their stay is being made addi-
tionally pleasant. Mrs Richard Ivers en-
tertained at dinner for them on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Tenney Peck are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the arrival OF a
son.
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Mr.. c. Z. Guest left on the last Kinau
for Hilo.
ON Saturday evening last at the Moana
Hotel Mr. and Mrs. a. Hanneberg gave
a dinner for some dozen guests.
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Miss Anita Chrystal is the guest OF
Mrs. Samuel Parker and Miss Campbell.
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Mr. 3. F. Dillingham; returned home in
of some months at the coast and in
Eastern cities.
Prince David Kawananakoa and Prin-
cess Kawandnakoa were registered on
the incoming passenger list of the S. 5.
alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Lou!sson. who have
been visitors to San Francisco, returned
home in the last foreign boat.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker are, in
town again.
Mrs. c. l.. Wight came I'm from the
other islands during the week.
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Mrs. Hans Isenberg made a brief visit
to Honolulu during the last fortnight.
returning to her Kauai home in the isl
and boat OF tine 9th Mrs. Iseuberg was
accompanied home by Mrs. John Hum
burg and Miss +. Hamburg, who are
to visit on the Garden Isle for some
weeks.
The Sons of the American Revolution
gave a reception in honor of Washing
tons birthday on Saturday evening lass
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Cas-
tie. There was a very interesting pro-
gram. Major Davis gave an intensely in
teresting talk the subject of the life |
of Washington. Few are the Tossessors /
of voices of the richness ard freshness
of Mrs. Chas. b. Cooper, who can be in |
duced to sing all too seldom in these /
days of many entertainments. Her rem 1
dering of Hawieys' Absent" on Satur- |
day evening was a very delightful part !
of the program Mrs. Cooper was ably |
by Mrs. ]. T. Mcdonald.
Mr.. w y. Armstrong, in a short dis |
course, commented upon the work of the
Scotch-Irish in America during the Rev (
dictionary period, and since. Delicious I
We're then served
$3.50
Miss Ivy Richardson and Miss F. L. I
Arratt departed for Hilo in the last .
Kinau.
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Miss Alice HartwelI has gone to the .
other islands.
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a delightful card party was given on /
Tuesday evening last by Mrs. Lakeland /
at the home of her mother. Mrs. r. Hal /
stead Makiki street. The first prize was 4
won by Mrs. j. s hcCandleSS. 1t was 4
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