The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13

The largest social function of the
szPek other than the Inaugural ball
gxss the card party given by Mrs.
gxmseI Parker at the Campbell resi-
fN.nes. Emma street, on Monday after
uona The games were played on
the spacious lanais overlooking the
rexr gardens and the only decorations,
ahnpfe but attractive, were baskets OF
7Kxhsuse plants a mantel being banked
WITH pale astors. Eighteen tables
we're used and these covered the entire
lanai the mauka end Of which was oc-
xsurdea by a quintette club which play
an and sang during the playing. A
assazant feature was the singing OF
Ms. John Ellis. Mrs. Parker was as
SSsssed In receiving by Princess Kawa-
zxRunkos. and the tallies were looked
sx9fsr nv Miss Ada Rhodes, Miss Alice
Campbell, Miss McCrosson, Miss juan
Sca Beekley, Miss Rosie Cunha and
Essz Irene Dickson. The refresh
zsHnts were dainty, augmented oy
champagne punch, the sherbets being
esrved in cups of followed oranges.
The cut for the consolation prize was
made. by Mrs. Walbridge and Mrs.
sEnRef Wilder, the prize being won
by the latter. Mrs. Archibald Young
wan the first prize, a royal worcester
vxse- Mrs Charles B. Cooper won
the second prize, a real lace handker-
CHIEF, Mrs q. d. Tenney was fortunate
IA securing the BOBBY prize, card
case, and the consolation prize, won
@y Kris. Wilder. was silver hligree
ssyuamented cologne bottle.
Mrs. Parker wore a handsome laven-
Ger crepe du chine gown embroidered
with lavender chrysanthemums..
Among those present were Mrs. G.
q Beekley, Miss Beckley, Mrs. Percy
Benson, Mrs Rabbit, Mrs. c. A.
Prown, Mrs Bowler, Mrs E. NJ. Boyd,
MISS irene Dickson, Mrs. ]. NJ. Dow
sett, Mrs C. B. Cooper, Mrs. A. ].
Campbell, Mrs. j. o. Carter, Mrs.
S.unna, Miss Cunha, Miss Carter, Miss
Clara English, Mrs. A. G. HAYES, Jr,
Mrs Highton, Miss Hoare, Mrs. George
HeTbert, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Eliza
beth F'reeth, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs.
Kelley, Mrs. H w. Lake, Mrs w.
Rewfs, Mrs. Robert Levers, Mrs. Fred
NacfarIane, Mrs. Clarence Macfarfane,
Iars Morgan, Miss Mcintyre, Miss Nc
<srosson Mrs. Emmett May, Mrs. Hob
DIV. Mrs. Palmer Woods, Mrs. M. Phil
Sips, Mrs. King, Mrs. J. S. McGrew,
hrs NJ Roth, Mrs. Annis Montague
Turner, Mrs. William Pfiueger, Mrs.
TetIey, Mrs E. D. Tenney, Mrs. A. P.
Fayior, Mrs Helen G. Noonan, Mrs.
Sym ueI G. Wilder, Mrs. Walter Hoff-
rxarin, Mrs. W. NJ. Graham, Mrs. Albert
Naas, Mrs. T. A. Hays, Mrs. Archibald
Tuung. Mrs. Clara Schmidt, Mrs.
Francis Smith, Miss Ada Rhodes, Mrs.
Charles Lucas, Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs.
. A.. Gilman, Mrs. Arthur Wall, Miss
Campbell.
A violet luncheon was given on
Tuesday by Mrs. Grace Waterhouse in
nonor of Miss Jessie Robertson of San
tx Rosa, California, who returned TO
the coast during the week. Among
the decorations were diminutive pots
on growing violets in full bloom at each
guests plate Among other guests
xsre Miss Graydon, Miss Edith Alex
sxrsSier of Oakland. Misses Mary and
Agnes Alexander, Miss Belle Dickey,
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. AL
Hzrf Waterhouse.
- s4s&
/ Princess Kawananakoa has invita-
ssons out for poi supper to be given
.ak her residence, Pensacola street, next
friday evening, in honor of Mrs. Cook
ct California.
,H.G.3
Charles Dole was reported as much
setter yesterday.
1873
II present plans are consummated
eue Of the most unique forms of enter
tnSslment for the officers of Admiral
Esyans's squadron will be costume
han to take place on the Young Hotel
zEof garden shortly after the warships
zxrive in port. The ideas for the ball
are 10 have all who participated in the
HeaIani masque ball to appear again