The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-15
SOCIETY.
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looking woman in some or her Pa
risian gowns.
ANNA HELD.

ANNA HELD.
And that brings US to Anna Held
who, in thirteen bewildering and
equally clinging French CONNECTIONS,
has distracted the men, as well as the
women, who have gene to the Columbia
during the last week. Anna Held has
only her figure. her big eyes, her
Trench accent, and twenty pretty cho-
rus girls, TO recommend hsr- So every
5ody goes TO see Anna Held.
ST. Valentines day is coming into
vogue again. and the postmen were
| laden down with decorated messages,
designed to go straight from heart TO
heart.
At Mrs. W. G. Twins luncheon for
Marion Scott the favors we're valen-
tines, ard the scheme of decorations
suggestive of hearts and cupids, TO the
delight of the twenty-four girls and
young matrons hidden to meet Miss
Scott.
Mrs. Irwin has been entertaining a
great deal this winter, and IS a popular
hostess. Mr. Irwir has entirely recov-
cred from his recent severe illness and
looks we'll again.
The Irwins were in box one even
ing during the Warde-James production
of THE Tempest" ]. d. Spreckels
and his wife were with them. and when
the curtain fell on the last act and the
box party rose to leave, the orchestra
played Aloha De-
Afterwards Mr. j. d. Spreckels had
a supper at the Palace in honor OF Mr..
Warde; it might have been a poi"
supper, so full of local color was the
conversation, and it would have been
hard to tell which of the party most
enjoyed recalling scenes and events of
Honolulu. Mr.. Warde is enthusiastic
in his Fecollections of his season in
Honolulu, and is anxious to return. y
Mrs Ivers rather hastily made up
her nina TO go east a few days ago.
having received letters telling her Of
the illness of her daughter Ailene, Mrs
Edward Moore Robinson, who is suf-
fering from an attack of grippe. Mrs.
Iyers went East with Mrs. Gus Spreck-
els and her daughter in their private
car.
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, nee Birdie"
Fair, has stirred San Francisco society
to renewed activity and there are-many
entertainments planned in her honor.
Mrs. Vanderbilt las not been in San
Francisco since she left here, a mere
slip of a girl. She is hanGSomer than
when she left, when she was merely
Pretty and sweet looking. Now, with
the aid of exquisite gowns, ropes of
priceless pearls, diamond tiara, and
the prestige of a New York success, shell
is as handsome young matron as
one would care to see. Besides, she
is happy, and aer expression, even |
when in repose, shows her content.
For the Willie K. Vanderbilts. I'M
Ike most young people of unlimited |
wealth, are not bored to death and
looking to see what amusement they |
can buy with their money that will |
SATISFY themselves and increase the
envy of their neighbor mfllionaires. |
They are a happy young couple, hap
piest of all with each other and the |
baby. And the pessimistic are be-
ginning to admit that here may be |
enc match of millions that was made |
for love.
The Vanderbilts have come out ON
business connected with the Fair |
estate. The much-talked-of estate has
lately learned that the famous thirty |
thousand dollar sable coat belonging
to the late Mrs. Charles Fair,
who was killed in an automo-
bile accident near Paris, was ex-
by some one who undoubt-
edly knew furs, for an inferior brown
fur worth not more than two hundred
and fifty dollars. This of course goes
TO prove the troubles of the rich, of
which the poor are so frequently told.
Apropos of sables and troubles, the
bandsomest muff in San Francisco
belongs to Lily Spreckels, who pur-
chased 1T with a Christmas check of
A thousand dollars from her father.
The trouble followed when the check
lid not cover a chain to hold the muff,
'or jeweled muff chains are now a
S. MARION WEEKES.
So. -
Mrs. Edward d. Tenney was the
hostess on Tuesday at a prettily ap-
pointed dinner given in honor of Col
mel Darlington, L. S. A, and Mrs.
n Ri N csfon Tha tahIa 1oObaS nhorTn
ng with bowls of carnations ranged
llong tlc center. The guests were DIR.
md Mrs. Herbert, Mrs Waldbridge,
Major Potter, Mr.. A. A. Wilder.
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Mrs. King gave a delightful lunch {
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