The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-27

Mr.. Sisson is engaged in business in the
islands, and the young people will make
their home there after the wedding,
| which is to take place in the early win
ter.
Another hostess who has made Mrs.
NJ NJ. Estee her guest of honor is Mrs.
Philetus ,Everts, who yesterday enter
tanned at luncheon at the Nordhoff
Her guests were nine in number and
gathered with their hostess in a pretty
private dining-room, whose paneled
walls and dark green tapestry made an
effective background to the dainty ia
BILE with it's decoration of fragrant red
carnations and candelabra of the same
rich shade. Over the cloth were scat
| tered feathery sprays of maiden-haiT
| ferns. The name cards were simple
and unique, being of plain white, en-
graved in old English, with a large
silver E, the initial of the hostess and
her guest of honor. 1t was an occasion
when friends of long standing met in
jolly good fellowship. encouraged by
the cordial hospitality of their cordial
hostess.
After luncheon was served Mrs Ev-
erts and her guests enjoyed an hour or
two in her handsome apartments at 912
Bush street, in which are many rare
and beautiful articles collected in both
the old and new world.
Mrs. Everts' guests were: Mrs. NJ. M
Estee, Mrs. Charles Deering, Mrs. T.
B. Mcfarland, Miss Mcfarland, Mrs.
John Phillips, Mrs. Jerome Madden,
Taf nd Ito
NJ. Somers.-Chronicle
Mrs. Frederick Hasson, daughter of
the late Paul Neumann, reached this
city few days ago from Honolulu.
She is accompanied by her little son.
named for his grandfather. After a
few weeks in this city, Mrs. Hasson
will join her husband at Annapolis,
where he has lately taken up the re-
sponsibilities of an observation-disclosures
Gle.
Mrs. Charles Lyman Bent entertain
ed recently at dinner, in honor of Mrs.
Whiting, wife of Captain Whiting of
the Navy. The dinner was followed by
an enjoyable theater party at the AL
caZar.
Mrs. Bent's guests We're Captain and
Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. William G. Dag
gett, Mrs. John Evelyn Page, Mrs.
Queenie Russell, Lieutenant A. H Nc
Carthy, Ernest A. Wiltsee and Captain
Rowland.
Captain Whiting relieved Captain
McCalla at Yerba Buena, and he and
Mrs. Whiting will doubtless take a
prominent place in social affairs this
winter in town as well as in service cir
Cess. F. Bulletin.
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Mrs. Geo. L. Bigelow left on the Mo-
ana yesterday for a three months visit
with her parents in Sydney.
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Rev. w. NJ Kincaid will deliver the
address at the exercises this evening
at Central Union church given in COM
memoration of the SD anniversary of
the Order of Rebekahs. Members of
the two lodges are requested to meet
in the Sunday school room at 7:15
sharp. The public are most cordially
invited to attend.
ts.sas
A pretty wedding last evening was
that of Mrs. Amy Josephine French and
Mr.. Arthur Rice, which took place at 8
o'clock at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs.
II. c. Brown on the Theodore Rich
ards premises. The ceremony was
performed in the cosy parlor which was
prettily decorated with flowers, palms
and bamboos, white and green being
the. color scheme. The couple were
married before a handsome screen of
bamboo branches, Rev. William Kin
caid officiating. A large number of in
innate friends of the bride and groom
We're, present. Following the ceremony
dainty refreshments were served. The
groom is the well known photographer