The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-09

The reception To- Bishop Nichols and
Miss Nichols rendered by the WOmans
Guilds of ST. Andrews and ST. elem
ents at the Hawaiian Hotel last even
ing was a most successful and enjoy
able affair Fully 500 people were
present during the evening tdomeet and
pay their respects to the distinguished
prelate and his charming daughter
The arrangements for the affair We're
superb The several committees of the
two guilds had been indefaugdbIc i'm
their work and Manager n. W. Lake
of the Hawaiian Hotel placed the en-
tire facilities of the hotel at the SER
vice of the ladies', and gave his per-
sOnal assistance i'm carrying out all the
arrangements. Chef A. L. Wyman of
the hotel assisted the ladies of the
committee on refreshments, putting
his force at their disposal and person
ally experimenting it.
The decorations i'm honor Of the event
were profuse and attractive. Flags,
| pOtted palms and decorative foliage
and greenery was literally employed.
Combined with the electric lights and
| Chinese and japanese lights SO liber-
! ally supplied by Manager Lake, the
whole was very striking and effective.
! The decorations were the work of
committee consisting of Mrs w. NJ.
Giffard Mrs. Herbert Mist Mrs George
r. Smithies and Mrs. DR.. Herbert
The reception of callers and presen-
tatiOn to the guests of honor was in
the main drawing room. The receiving
party consisted of Mrs. S. S. Robert
son, Mrs. Alexander Macintosh, Mrs.
John Osborne, Bishop Nichols, Miss
Nichols, Mrs. John H. Soper and Mrs.
Charles $. Crane. The presentations
were made by Mrs Macintosh and
! Mrs. osborne and Arthur Macintosh.
From the drawing room the guests
| passed to the lanais which were soon
! filled with an animated and sociable
gathering.
Throughout the evening Captain
| Berger and the Territorial Band rem
dered an appropriate program from the
| band stand in front of the hotel The
music. the brilliantly lighted hotel,
lanais and grounds, the large company
and the life and movement made the
| scene one of the great animation and
! vivacity.
Refreshments were served through
| out the evening by the following young
| ladies' Miss Juliet King, Miss Sarah
/ Robertson, Miss Jennie Gifard, Miss
! Marion Green, the Misses Rycroft, the
| Misses Jordan Miss Alice Luce, Miss
Spalding, Miss SOper. Miss Osborn,
| Miss Deveriu Miss Reynolds, Miss
Annie Whitney, the Misses Schaefer,
Miss Mary Cation, Miss Emily Taylor,
Miss Center Miss Gertrude Tucker,
the Misses Ward, Miss Bailey, the
! Misses Smith, Miss Nalani Jones, Miss
Il Creighton.
The refreshments were served from
the Eva lanai being in charge of
the following committee: Mrs r. w.
Jordan, Mrs e. J. Spalding, Mrs. F. A,
Schaefer, Mrs. c. l.. Rhodes, Mrs. c,
w. Booth, Mrs. Charles Day, Mrs
Thomas Osborn and Mrs. G. L. Crabbe
The ushers We're: Messrs. Anderson
Coburn. Macintosh. Ross, Soper IT.
vine, Lansdale, MCGrew, Frank Fer
nandez. Miranda, Green, Young, Us.
borne, Spaldng and Blackman.
The ladies in charge of the reception
wish to express their appreciation OF
the thoughtfulness and great assistance
given them by Col. George W. Macfar-
lane in rendering the use of the Hote
and to Manager Lake in the arrange
ments for the affair and assistance in
carrying it out.