The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-22
SOCIETY

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Mrs. Charles A. Bennett, wife of Cap
tain Bennett, U. S. A, stationed at the
Presidio. San Francisco, win arrive in
the Sierra for visit in Honolulu for
the benefit of her health.
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A pretty Mariana" luncheon was
given on Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Annis Montague Turner by Miss Sara
Robertson at her residence, The
Palms. in Punahou. Covers were laid
for twelve. The color scheme Of the
table decorations was in red and green,
and the house decorations we're be-
gonias and palms. The luncheon SOU
venirs were dainty hand-painted
menus, attached to which were cards
with hand painted pictures of Egyptian
beauties on each. Mariana" souvenir
coffee spoons were also received by the
guests Miss Robertson's guests were
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner, Mrs. F.
Howard Humphris, Mrs. G. E. Camp,
Mrs. E. d. Tenney, Miss Irmgard
Schaefer, Miss Jennie Gif2ard, Miss
Berenice Kopke, Miss Rosie Cunha,
Miss Marion Dillingham;, Miss Anita
ChryStal, MISS Irene DICKSON.
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Lieut.. G. L. P. stone, L. 6. ", who
was in Honolulu at one time as ensign
attached to the u. 5. S. Iroluois, has
just been detached from duty at the Blu
reau of Navigation Office at Washington
to the monitor Wyoming.
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One of the most beautiful dances at
the Hawaiian Hotel was that given on
Wednesday evening, which was attend
ed by many visitors from the mainland
and numerous townsfoIk The Waikiki
lanais were used for dancing, and de-
lightfui music was furnished by a Ha-
waiian quintette club. An elaborate
dinner party was given previous to the
dance, among the guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.. Per-
kins. Miss Edna Case, Miss Post, Mr..
Dennison, Mr.. Tarn McGrew. Many
pretty gowns were in evidence, among
them being the one worn by Miss Edna
Case of Denver, beautiful creation of
beautiful pink chiffon trimmed with
accordion plated ruffles, cut decollete.
Mrs Harry Macfarlane was gowned in
pink chiffon creation with creamy
battenherg overdress, cut decollete.
tune Mrs. w. A. Akers of Salt Lake
City wore black net gown over black
taffeta, cut decollete, and wore opal and
diamond ornaments. Mrs. L. L. Terry
of Salt Lake City wore a beautiful nile
green crepe du chine over green taffeta,
the bodice finished by a yoke and
f1ounce of white mousseline de sole ap-
pliqued with pink roses, and embroid-
cred with delicate tracery of silver
and silver spangIes. Her ornaments
were a turquoise and diamond col
lar. Miss Post of Denver wore hand
some pink gown, cut decollette.
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Miss Marion Reynolds of Capistrano,
Cal, arrived in the China and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall.
Miss Reynolds will become the bride of
Mr.. Penhallow on Tuesday, and the
the young couple will leave the same day
for Waikiki, Maui, their future home,
where Mr.. Penhallow is bookkeeper for
the Waikiki Sugar Company.
Mrs. George ]. Augur's card party on
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Ravens and Miss Oliver of Oakland was
one Of the largest social functions of
the week The decorations consisted |
almost entirely of an artistic arrange |
ment of. yellow flowers. Six-handed |
eucher was played. and the tally cards
were dainty souvenir Hawaiian postal |
cards inscribed ''Pakaikau,' and PA |
lua," meaning table and couple. Mrs. |
won the first prize, a pretty |
picture of typical Hawaiian boy. The
prize, a tiny calabash, was won
by Mrs Marston Campbell. The guests
were Mrs. Charles B. Cooper, Mrs. An
derson, Mrs. McCandIess Mrs. J. T. Nc
Donald, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Harry Lewis,
Mrs. Phillips, The Misses Young, Miss
Hyde, Miss Carter, Mrs Babbitt, Mrs.
Bush, Mrs. Thrum, Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke,
Jr., Mrs. Walter Hoffman, Miss Hutch
ins, Miss Won Holt, Miss Hopper, Mrs.
Harrington, Mrs. G. NJ. Whitney, Mrs.
w. E. Taylor, Mrs. w. NJ Graham, Mrs.
Charles Atherton, Mrs. Edgar Halstead,
Mrs. H. f. Wichman, Mrs. A. T. Brock,
Mrs. Beardslee.
D. H. Peery, Jr., a prominent stock
broker, and D. E. Burnley, general pas
senger and ticket agent of the Oregon
Short Line, both of Salt Lake City,
Utah, will arrive in Honolulu in the
Alameda on March and remain here
for eleven days. They are coming TO
the Islands for pleasure. Both are club
and society men of the Zion capital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Hyde Rice an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Anna Charlotte, to, Mr.. Ralph Lyman
Wilcox, Tuesday, the 18th of February,
1903, at Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii
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Cards were received in the China
from Sacramento announcing the mar
rage of Mr.. Meyer Leipsic and Miss
Isabel c. Doris on Sunday, February 8,
at home, "The Berkshire" Sacramento
Miss Doris formerly resided in Homo
lulu.
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