The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-18

| mann. he SuSSl5 S11LC1 W al u AAG1L e~Ne
pleasure or taking a bath in the big
pool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines entertained a
party of friends on Friday at their
Waikiki beach residence,
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Mrs. Carl Holloway gave a delight
full tea yesterday afternoon in honor
of Miss Ivy Richardson of Hilo. Miss
Richardson will also be entertained on
| Monday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs George r. Carter.
1913
/ Mr.. c. H w. Norton. formerly a
resident of Honolulu, returned yester-
day on the Moana. He has been in
/ New England for two or three years.
/ s&.@as
Miss Nellie Kitchin Of New York is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Clar-
| ence Macfarlane, for the winter. She
| leaves for Kauai on Tuesday to be the
guest of the spaldings for the Christ
mas holidays.
The afternoon tea given Friday from
to by Mrs James Harvey Raymond
was a delightful pre-holiday function,
the large number of guests spending an
enjoyable afternoon in the Raymond
home at Beretania and Union streets.
The hostess assisted by several ladies,
received in the drawing room, and tea
was served on the lanai Throughout
the afternoon the Ellis Brothers Glee
Club sang and played the music of
Hawaii mel. The decorations were
dainty and beautifully arranged. A tall
epergne filled with exquisite pink car
nations and plumosa was attractive in
the drawing-room. Another vase on
the piano was filed with carnations
and at the opposite end was low bas-
kee containing pink La France roses.
The arch dividing the two parlors was
decorated with a delicate tracery of
trailing wild jessamine The adjoining
parlor was decorated with pink csrna-
tions in vases and bowls. The hall
was decorated with green potied
plants. The tea tables on the lanai
were covered with dainty tea cloths.
Mrs. Raymond wore an elegant gown
of black chiffon embroidered with red
roses over black peau de sole. The
bodice was finished with a yoke and |
bertha of black passementerie. Mrs. NJ |
G. Monsarrat wore an elegant black |
silk with a real lace scarf: her orna- |
ments We're a handsome brooch of
pearls. Mrs. Fred Macfarlane wore a |
handsome crepe du chine gown. Mrs. |
Berenice Walbridge was gowned in a
beautiful crepe du chine, trimmed with
white applique. Mrs j. NJ Dowsett
wore a becoming gown of champagne
colored mousseline de sole trimmed
with black Valenciennes lace. Mrs.
Gerrit p. Wilder wore a dainty frock
creation of white point d'esprit overi
white silk, with myrtle green girdle.
Mrs. c. B. Cooper wore a beautiful
gown of white grass linen, trimmed
with Valenciennes lace. She wore an
electric blue hat and girdle to match.
Mrs. e. K. Freeth wore very pretty
acru gown.
Mrs. Raymond was assisted in re-
ceiving by the following ladies: Mrs.
NJ. c. Monsarrat. Mrs. Fred Macfar-
ane, Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs j. M Dow
sett, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. c. B.
Cooper
Among the ladies who assisted in the
serving of refreshments were Miss Vio-
ct Makee, Miss Genevieve Dowsett,
Miss Jennie Giffard. Miss Ella Wight,
Miss Else Schaefer, Miss Alice Mac
Miss Lady Macfarlane.
All those who assisted Mrs. Raymond
ifterward dined with the hostess. con-
,luding with card party.
Among those present were Mrs. San
ord B. Dole. Princess Kawananakoa,
Mrs. L. A. Thurston Mrs. Fl. A. Isen-
Berg, Mrs. A. w. Pearson, Mrs. j. o.
carter, Mrs Julia Along, Mrs. H. w.
lyon, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mrs. H. E. Coop
#, Mrs. "A. F. Judd, Mrs. Laura Will
Ter Wight, Miss Nellie Judd, Mrs. B.
= Dillingham;, Mrs. W. F. Frear, Mrs p.
:. Jones, Miss Alice Jones, Mrs. Brain i
ird Smith, Mrs. G.. c. Beckley, Mrs. !
Mist. Miss Edith Mist, Mrs T. A
lays, Mrs John Wright, Mrs. T. j.
King, Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Miss Kim
'all, Mrs. Richard Ivers, Miss Marion :
scott, Miss Jennie Giffard, Miss Nellie
Kitchen, Mrs. Raney Scott, Mrs. A G.
Iawes, Mrs. F. H. Humphris Mrs. E.
ohm Ena, Miss Athletic Levy, Mrs. v
,unha, Miss Rosie Cunha Mrs. Paul
senberg, Mrs. A. P. Taylor, Miss Patty,
Hiss Sargent, Mrs. j. NJ. Riggs Mrs. g
;. P. Low, Mrs. c. T. Wight, Miss Irene Il
the Misses Richardson, Mrs.
'lora Jones, Mrs George Smithies, Mrs.
samuel Wilder, Miss Claire Kelley, F
f;ss Maude Kelley, Mrs. C. T. Gulick, .
Hiss Maggie Mcintyre. Miss Mary Car d
er, Miss Charlotte Carter, Miss Mar a
aret Walker, Mrs. Will Lewis, Mrs. i,
:. NJ. Boyd, Miss Juanita Beckley, Mrs. f,
S Walker, Mrs. Percy Benson, Mrs. l.
limball Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mrs. f,
lice Brown, Mrs. C. G.. Ballentyne. r
Hiss Leontine Hartnagle, Miss Irene "
'.sher, Mrs. w. A. Purdy, Mrs. c. r. II
Wood, Miss Gillett, Mrs Hobby, Miss q
'agmar sorensen, Mrs. H. F.Wichmann. g
Irs. w. T. Monsarrat, Miss Lefferts, N
iiss Luce. Mrs. G.. D. Dougherty. Mrs. n
,opke, Mrs. Philip Dodge, Mrs. Willard a
'rown, Mrs Hopper, Miss Low. 10
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the San Francisco Bulletin says: Mrs W
lay NIott-Smith Bird, the beautiful ar oil
st designer, has announced her engage M
rent to Mr.. Colbert Cunningham. a pri- il
ate tutor. There will be no wedding d;
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