The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-20


ard grounds of the Hawaiian Hotel
werv crowded last evening, the oeca-
zznn being the double band concert by
tkse Hawaiian government band and
the hattleship Kentucky band played
Eh the hotel park. and both were hearth
2F sppIauded. The Kentucky band won
instant favor with the Honolulu pub
&c which was massed in the drive
gays and on the lanais. 1t was like
the good old times. Afterwards a Ha-
waiIgn quintette played and dancing
WAS enjoyed by townsfolk and a large
number of officers of Admiral Evans.
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Miss Alice Campbell gave a delightful
uedra party at the Parker residence,
Emma street, last Monday evening,
which was largely attended, eighteen
tables being occupied on the cool lanai
MISS Campbell and Mrs. Samuel Par
Ker received the guests. The games
canfinued from $3.50 to 1920 and the
z,rtzes were awarded to the following:
The ladfes' first prize, handsome lace
collar, Mrs. Harry Macfarlane; the sec
sEId- q card case and purse combined
Miss Irene Dickson; the third, OF
booby, a bronze monkey, Miss Juanita
Beekiey; the consolation, bronze fg-
ure seal, Miss McKinnon. The gentle
mems prizes were awarded as follows:
First prize, a copper finished match
Mx. with Hawaiian coat-of-arms, MT.
Gearge Angus; the second, fancy
Mad stick pin, Mr.. Walter Dllilng-
Mzsfls the BOBBY, stein decorated with
sssrr aces, Mr.. Clifford Kimball; the
aonsoIation, a silver pencil holder, Mr..
Lot Kaulukou. A Hawaiian quintette
MAYED and sang during the playing
and during the serving of the supper
zfferward which included champagne
runch. delicious salads, coffee and
cake The guests We're: Mr.. Angle.
Mr- Isaac Dillingham;, Mr.. Fred An
gus, Mr.. Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. and
Mrs George Angus, Mr.. Geo. Fuller,
Misses Angus, Miss Giffard. Mr.. Jack
ATKINSON, Miss Gillet, Miss Bartlett, Mr..
Fred Grimwood, Mrs. w. Brewster. Mr..
Griggs Holt, Miss J. Beckley, Mr.. Hugo
Herzer, Mr.. Clifford Cook, DR.. High,
Mr- Cushman Carter, Miss Hartnagle,
Mr Grant Claston, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Evers, Mr. Albert Cunha, Miss Kopke,
Miss Cunha, Mr.. L. Kaulukou, Miss
Kathleen Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Kimball, Mr.. Harry Cobb, Mr.. William
Lore, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty,
Miss Love, Miss Marion Dillingham;.
Miss NJ. Low, Miss Irene Dickson, Mr..
NeEson Lansing, Misses Mulch. Mr..
arthur Macintosh, Miss Mcintyre,
Miss McKinnon, Miss McCrossen, Miss
Helen Macfarlane, Miss Macfarlane,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Macfarlane, Miss
NeI1man. Mrs. II. Newton, Mr. Pfluger,
Miss Pduger, Mr.. E. Parker, Miss Ada
Rhodes, Mr.. w. Roth, Miss Lucy Roth,
Mr. Adrian Sprivalo, Miss Schaefer,
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Taylor, Miss Terry,
Mr and Mrs. F. Thompson, Mr.. Clar-
exsce Waterman, Mr.. Alien Walker, Mr..
EaIter Macfarlane, Mr.. K. Wright, Mr..
Watson.
S&.H
Admiral Evans and Admiral Cooper
we're the guests of honor on Friday
gvenIng at smoker given at the Pa
aifIc Club which continued until the
nte hours of yesterday morn. There
was program which was said to be
= lively one and there were a number
nE take offs on local citizens and Off
gals. A number of the fleet captains
we're present and received a cordial
welcome by the club members. Isaac
Dflingham, George Davies, Bruce
Hartman and George Potter were
among the entertainers. Mr.. Dilling-
Raan made quite a hit in rendering a
drinking song.
&I1
General and Mrs. Arthur Macarthur
lEaye today in the Siberia for San
francisco.
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Mrs. Archibald A. Young gave two
small parties during the week, one on
Tuesday to married ladies and another
Mn Wednesday to the younger set. AT
Tine first party Mrs. Harry Lewis won
The first prize, Mrs. Samuel Parker the
xscond and Mrs. II. w. Lake the last.
At the Wednesday afternoon party
Miss Agnes Walker was the recipient
ct the first prize, Miss Helen Mac
EEriane the second and Mrs. Wight the
ehIrd.
1873
A very pleasant AT Home was given
by the Kilohana Art League yesterday
afternoon at which Mrs. Mary Roberts
Smith, Associate Professor of Sociol-
ogy of Stanford University, made an
address on Household Administration,
following which a social half hour was
spent over tea cups. The tea tables
we're presided over by Mrs. w. NJ
Graham, Mrs. Philip Dodge, Mrs. Kin
Hey and Mrs. Philip Frear. The un-
Usually attractive decorations were the
hAndiwork of Mrs. Camp. Miss Uecke
chairman of the Literary Circle of the
Eeague, had charge of the function
Mrs. Smiths address was a compre-
Aensive paper on the economics of the
acme. With the development of civil
Exation, manufacture is now taken out
II the house into the factory, and con-
sumption has become the economic
sphere of woman. The criterion of ex.
Renditure has been the degree of pleas
ere obtainable, but even the wealthy
and the cultivated do not always know
low to get the most pleasure from
kieir resources. The function of the
housewife is not merely to buy as
mach and as judiciously as she car
cut of the fund available, but to make