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

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to be brilliant society success hav-
ing been taken up, as anticipated, by
the social leaders of the city. The list
of -patronesses is both exclusive and
inclusive being fairly representative of
the city's four hundred and reads as
follows: Mesdames A. T. Atkinson, E.
F. Bishop, A. M. Brown, George Car
| ter, J. B. Castle, c. B. Cooper. H. E.
Cooper, c. L. Crabbe, S. NJ. Damon, B.
F. Dillingham;, S. B. Dole, H. Focke,
F. NJ Hatch, R. Ivers, Mrs. Kawa-
nanakoa, H. w. Lake, J. S. McGrew,
H. Macfarlane, Samuel Parker, F. M.
Swanzy, E. D. Tenney, J. S. Walker,
A. F. Wall, S. G. Wilder, Mary c. Wild
difield.
| The queen of the masque, who will
preside over the revels and award the
prizes, has been chosen, the Princess
lKawananakoa having consented to ac-
cept the crown: 1t is said, almost
lneedlessly, that her gown will be regal
| in it's magnificence while the occasion
will call for the wearing of the tiara.
lately designed by Allan Dunn, and
executed by Tiffany. That the prin-
cess will fill the position with queenly
grace and beauty goes without saying
to all who remember her as queen of
the charity masquerade.
Her consort, king of the Revels,"
has not yet been selected; neither has
the court been chosen. The Ladies
in Revelry," not rivalry, will be Sc
lected from the matrons and maids
of the younger set and will in turn
select their own escorts, the knights
of the Masque."
The throne room will be arranged in
the makai pavilion where the jewellers
will make their bow to the court and
later receive their prizes. A canopied
throne for the queen and her consort
will be set up, with chairs for her
court, while on the Waikiki and Eva
sides of the room boxes will be ar
ranged and roped off for parties Half
of these will be decked in Myrtle COL
orS and half in Healani. The whole
room will be .emblazoned with the
colors of the two boat clubs, the Myr-
ties having taken deep and friendly
interest in the affair, while bunting Of
every description will hide the walls.
something new in the way of orches-
tration. besides the band, has been ar
ranged for the dancers.
The floor committee, composed of
both Healanis and MyrtIes, will prob
ably be arranged as follows: DR..
Grossman, floor manager; Sam Walker.
Frank Armstrong. Fred Angus, Bert
webster and Harry Wilder. g.
1919
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner gavA a
dinner on Wednesday evening at her
residence, "Mignon Cottage" BeretahiaI
street, in honor of Lieut.. Harry New
ton, Artillery Corps, U. S. A, and Mrs.
Travis. The table decorations We're
pretty, comprising marguerites and
maiden hair fern, and the dinner cards
were hand painted with marguerites
to match the floral color scheme. The
invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs Church. Can't.
Rodman, U. S. N; Lieut. Hamilton. U.
5. a.; Miss Lillian Bacon, Miss Love,
Mr.. Robert Single.
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The grand opera Carmen, is to be
given In few weeks by local talent
with Mrs. Annis Montague Turner in
the title role, and several of the fa1
vorites, who appeared in Mariana, carl
rying the other roles. The rehearsals
are progressing satisfactorily, and at
the last one held on Tuesday evening
thirty three members of the chorus
were present. The same perfection of
detail apparent in the costuming of
Mariana will be observed in the pres
entation of Carmen.
1888
The father of May Harrington, whose
engagement with Lieutenant Com
mander Niblack of the Navy was an
nounced this week, is president of the
Colusa County bank which was one of
the heavy losers by the Eppinger fail
ure. But the Harringtons have plenty
of money and will soon move into their
new home, where they expect to enter
tain a good deal this winter. Miss
Harrington's younger sister will prob
ably be among the seasons debu
JAMESTOWN Talk.
1873
The engagement is announced of
Miss Jeanette a. Pierce and Mr..
Alexis ]. Gignoux, both of this city.
1888
Admiral Terry was the host yester-
day of a merry party of ladies and
gentlemen who We're taken to Pearl
Harbor aboard the L. S. S. Iroquois.
The trim naval tug left the Naval Dock
at 1910 a. m. yesterday with Captain
Rodman on the bridge, and made a
quick trip to the harbor A cruise
through the locks ended off the Nc
Grew country seat at Aiea. The party
went ashore and there became the
guests of Doctor and Mrs. McGrew
and enjoyed a fine luncheon. Bathing
was one of the amusements of the af-
ternoon and the return to the city
was made later in the day. Admiral
Terry's guests were Dr. and Mrs. Nc