The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03

of College mills, was the guest of honor
at tea given yesterday afternoon from
4 to 6 o'clock by Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke,
of Beretania avenue The residence in
terror was attractively decorated for the
occasion and large number of ladies
came to meet the visitor who arrived
here only last week. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Assisting Mrs.
Cooke in receiving were Mrs. Montague
Cooke, Jr, Miss Edith Mist, Mrs.
Joseph Pratt Cooke, Miss Grace Cooke,
Miss Irene Fisher Among the guests
present were Mrs. George R. Carter,
the Misses Alexander, Mrs. W. H. Bah
bitt, Miss Bacon, Mrs. Willard Brown,
Mrs. c. G. Ballentyne, Mrs. Percy
Benson, Miss Ethelwyn Castle, Mrs. c.
B. Cooper, Mrs. J. P. Cooke, Miss Grace
Cooke, Mrs. George F. Davies, the
Misses Ewart, Miss Irene Fisher, Mrs
Griffith. Mrs. Gerard Barton, Mrs Cart
ley, Miss Graydon, Mrs. T. w. Hebron,
Mrs. A. g. Halves, Mrs. Wesley K
Hamilton. Mrs. T. A. Hays, Mrs Alex
ander Isenberg, Mrs Edward Jones,
Miss Alice Jones, Miss Sophie Judd,
Miss Bernice Kopke, Mrs Clifford Kim
ball, Mrs William Love, Miss Edith
Mist, Mrs. Percy Pond, Mrs. George
Rolph, Mrs Will JRawlins, Miss Else
Schaefer, the Misses Sorenson, Miss
Marion Scott, Mrs. E. I. Simpson, Mrs.
w E. Taylor, Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse,
Mrs. Walbridge. Miss Lily Patty, Mrs.
S. T. Wilder, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Miss
D Ire
John S. Walker, Mrs. Brainerd Smith,
Mrs Won Hamm
A reunion of those who participated
in "The Spy" the play given at the
Opera House last week under the aus
pices of the Hawaiian National Guard,
was held last evenine at the Alexander
form of a dance in the roof garden
pavilion and was attended by nearly fifty
people, All the participants appeared in
costumes of the play and had no end of
fun Col Jones of the First Regiment,
n. G. H., was the floor manager and
announced the dances by repeating lines
from the play Refreshments of punch
a la Kentucky, Civil War period and
dainty sandwiches were served Music
was furnished by the Ellis Bros Quin-
tet Club Among those present were
Col. Jones, H. d. Couzens. Mrs. Car
rera. Miss otolder, Miss Beswick, Miss
Green, Misses Lishman, Fred Angus,
Mr. Mytton Mr. Hartman, w D.
Adams, Misses Mclean, Lieut. 7. P.
Cunnins, Lieut.. Rose;
The Shriners give a grand ball on
the evening of December 10.
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Mrs. ]. H. Raymond gives a tea on
the afternoon of December 10.
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Mrs. A. G. Halves entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of Captain
lander and officers and cadets OF the
German schoolship Herzogin Sophie
Charlotte The affair was given in the
lounging room of the Alexander Young
Hotel. The reception was informal.
Mrs. Halves, assisted by several ladies,
presided at refreshment table where
champagne punch, dainty cake and other
sweetmeats were served. The ladies
formed an attractive group in their
handsome afternoon gowns. Among
those present were Mrs H. A Isen-
berg. Mrs George F. Davies, Mrs. F.
Howard Humphris. Mrs Robert Ora
ham, Miss Hartnagle, Miss Cunha, Miss
Young.
Captain lander and the officers of
the Lloyd school ship Herzogin Sophie |
Charlotte will entertain townsfolk this |
evening aboard the vessel which lies |
ID
IS by invitation and comprises a very
large number of ladies and gentlemen |
whom the officers and cadets have met |
during their stay. The reception is
from p. m. until midnight, and will |
comprise dancing and other forms of |
IN which the cadets are
past masters. The vessel will leave |
port tomorrow.
Mrs. H. Wingate Lake, after a seven |
weeks absence, will return on the
steamship Siberia on December 2<. "A |
number OF other Honolulans will re-
turn for the Christmas holidays.
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The Doll Show and sale at Central |
Union church was pretty affair. The
sale was conducted under a tent erected |
IN the premises on Beretania street adj |
joining the church. The dolls were ar
ranged on tables forming a circle There |
was fine array of prettily dressed dolls |
and the sale of them was large. Flowers. |
lemonade and candies were also sold |
from tables which were tastefully dec
GRATED.
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The sales at the Art League Exhi- |
bition SO far this season are divided |
among Miss Alexander, F. w. Schultz, |
and P. H. Dodge as far as wall pic
lures are concerned, but those from the |
portfolios of sketches and unframed pic |
lures include Miss A H Parke. Mrs !
Selma Kinney and Mrs. Helen Kelley |
The exhibition draws to a close in a |
few days 1t is hoped that teachers
will take the opportunity of interesting |
their pupils and conducting them tllither |
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