The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-10

1.-TWO tables The guests were Miss Suss-
mann, Mrs. Hermann, Mrs. c. NJ.
Cooke, Jr., Mrs. Paul Isenberg. Miss
Schaefer. Mrs. Give Davies, Miss c.
Carter, Mrs Won Holt, Mrs. Sussmann,
Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. ]. O..
Carter, Mrs. Schaefer.
/ The wedding of Miss Lillian Bacon
and Lieut.. Hamilton, Artillery Corps.
U. S. A. stationed at Camp Mckinley,
will take place at ST Andrews Cathe-
draI on April %. The wedding date has
been set for this month owing to the
orders received recently transferring
the artillery from Camp Mckinley to
the mainland. The maid of honor viii
be Miss Jennie Giffard and the groom
will be attended by Mr.. Edward Wat
son.
| Mrs. Benson will entertain on Tues
day next in honor of Mrs. Perkins and
Mrs. Kelley, who are shortly to leave
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| A reception will be rendered on Mon
day by Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt in
honor of Canon and Mrs Macintosh
and Miss Won Holt, who depart on the
! Alameda for Europe.
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On Sunday evening Miss Mamie Win
| ston was hostess at a dinner given at
| the Moana Hotel for Mr. and Mrs.
George Bliss, Miss Brancke, Miss Ross.
Messrs. Albert Raas, George Potter,
Spindle and John Bliss.
1888
At a hombre dinner given at the Mo-
ana Hotel on Saturday evening by Mr..
T. A. Hays, the guests We're Mr.. w. r.
Hoare, Judge Stanley, Mr.. Albert Raas,
| DR.. Humphris and Mr.. Richard Spald-
ing.
| A woman who ordered a gown" at
her dressmaker's a short time ago does
not do so now The garment is not
known by that name. Dressmakers
who cater to fashionable folk are as
careful of their phrases as a professor,
1 and every few years the style in ex-
4 pressions changes For instance, she
/ would not think of calling her place of
| business a shop or a store To her
| it is salon. Nor does she sell
| gowns" or .'frocks.' . Dresses or.
costumes" are the latest terms Cos
sounding phrase that means a specially
ornate affair. The modern dressrnaker
never uses the word coat 1t is call
ed Jacket Nor does she deal in
waists. Bodice is the proper term.
She refers to the models" on SALE
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! On Tuesday the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Davies was christened
at st. Andrews Cathedral The oniook-
ers at the ceremony were entertained
| later at the Davies home.
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Miss Margaret Copeland, who has
been visiting Helen Wilder for several
months. is convalescing from an opera
ton at the Johnson Sanatorium.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder leave
England for New York on April %.
Before starting for Honolulu Mr.. Wilder
goes to Washington to confer with for
estry officials on matters relating to
Hawaii.
| The weekly hop at the Moana Hotel
was largely attended and was, as usual,
a social success.
/
Mrs. w. Porter Boyd and infant are
expected to arrive from the Orient on
an early steamer.
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Miss Winifred Dole cousin of Judge
Dole. is guest at the Dole's Diamond
Head home.
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] A very elaborate dinner was given at
the Moana Hotel on Monday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ranold Noel Patton in
honor of Mrs. Paton's birthday anniver
sary. The dinner was given in the two
private dining rooms, one of which was
| carpeted and handsomely furnished as
a reception hall. The table decorations
were of an elaborate character, consist
| ing of maidenhair ferns and carnations
studded with dozens of miniature cleo
| trio globes From the aerator above
the center of the table was suspended
an immense easter egg and attached to
it and branching off to each guests
place were festoons of carnation 1eis.
The unique feature of the dinner was
the presentation to Mrs. Patton of birth
Qcy pfSSSlllS. INSGO5AIzlilS lIlG IOuuaCSo
Mrs. Patton has for dogs. each of her
guests presented her with a toy dog
accompanied by appropriate good /
wishes. A dog was brought to her on
a tray by q waiter at regular intervals !
during the dinner. There were pug
dogs, poodle dogs, poi dogs, bull dogs, /
and no two were alike. To crown the
whole the last dog brought was live
fox terrier presented by Mr.. and Mrs. !
S. e. Damon. The Ellis quintette club
furnished music a la Hawaiian, and
dancing was INDUCED in under the
lighted banyan tree overhanging the
beach, until a late hour. The menu was
one of the most delicious ever concoct- /
ed by the Moana's chef. The guests J
We're: Mr.. A, S. Cleghorn, Mr.. S. NJ. !
Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Focke, 1
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Davies, DR.. /.
and Mrs. Mays, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Kimball, Mrs. S. E. Damon, Miss Win (