The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-18
SOCIETY

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Mrs. Edmund Burke McClanahan en-
tertained at luncheon last Wednes-
day at her beautiful Manoa valley
home for the ladies who assisted at
the Baby booth at the Maternity
Home luau The table was beautifully
decorated with a soft tracery of maid
en- hair ferns and large silver jar
Of white daisies and ferns as CEN
terpiece. Blud and white ribbons
bearing the name 'Kapiolanf We're
festooned across the table while the
place cards were dolls exqu1slteiy
dressed, the names of the guests peing
traced in gold letters on CARDS. a
unique feature of the luncheon was the
singing of baby songs from operas py
q quartet of fine voices. Late in the
afternoon the guests repaired TO the
swimming pool which is one OF the
most artistic places in Honolulu. Tea
was served in the south lanai ana
small plates were given as souvenirs.
Present were Princess kaWananakoa,
Mrs. Alexander G. Halves. Jr, MISS
Leontine Hartnagle, Miss Pffeuger,
Mrs. Gear.
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Miss Mary Widdifield of Honolulu
and Lieut. Wilbur, u. S. A., are to be
married the latter part of this month
at Fort Banks. near Boston, from the
quarters of Capt and Mrs. Howell.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert vos have re-
turned to New York from London.
Mrs vos was formerly Miss Coney of
Honolulu.
Mrs Lorrin Andrews gave a lunch
con yesterday at the Young hotel, her
guests being eight in number. The
favors We're dainty little forget-me-not
spoons. The guests were Mrs. F. w.
! Smith, Mrs. Pearson, Miss Potter, Miss
Green, Miss Tanner, Miss Warner,
Mrs. Dat, Mrs. Peck.
1888
Musical pictures from many coun-
tries" is the novel title of a concert to
be given at Punahou Preparatory Hall
en- Friday evening, October 80, at p.
M, in aid of the Free kindergarten
fund Where but in Honolulu could a
concert be given in which would appear
genuine Hawaiian, japanese and Chi
nese performers and where musicians
could more ably render English,
French, German, Italian and Scotch
music than Mrs. Annis Montague Tur-
ner, Miss Alice Campbell, Miss Hart
nagle, Miss Agnes Lyle and Mr.. Living
ston? Besides these there will be music
on real Javanese instruments, heard
here for the first time. and all numbers
will be given in costume. Mrs. Turner,
Miss Castle, Miss Lillian Byington and
Mr.. C. Hedemann have been busy for
some time preparing the different must
cal pictures. The entertainment is be-
ing projected by Mrs. Selma Kinney,
assisted by Mrs. Philip Frear, Mrs. w.
!. L. Howard, Miss Winnifred Andrews,
Mrs Walter Hoffman, and Miss Fran
ees Lawrence. All music-loving people
as well as those interested in the kim
dergartens will find all that Is novel
in the entertainment. The tickets are
s1.00.
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Mrs. F. K C. Gibbons, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alatau Atkinson. has
left London for Alden to join her hus-
band, Commander Gibbons, r. N, who
Is in command of Fl, B. M. warship
Merlin. She will also go to Bombay
where the Merlin will be stationed.
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The town seems to have taken the
Aint of Sir Andrew Aguecheek in
Toby, "Shail we not about some
Mosques and revels?" The Healani
masquerade ball, placed for the full
moon, Friday evening, November 6, at
the Alexander Young hotel. promises