The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-18

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Danford, Miss Kay, Mrs. Connolly
Misses Connolly %, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. McGiIl, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews,
Miss Andrews, Miss Wright, DR.. knud-
sen Miss Alice Macfarlane. Miss Helen
Macfarlane. Miss Lady Macfarlane. Mr..
Jameson. Hon. Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerard Barton, Mr.. and Mrs Holmes
Miss Young, Miss Marietta Havens'
Miss SpaIding, Miss Dickson, Miss
Rhodes. Mr.. Cockburn. Mr.. and Mrs.
KIebahn. Mrs. Barraclough and ofn-
GERS of the U. S. S. Bennington.
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Mrs E. NJ. Boyd, accompanied by her
father. arrived at Liverpool on Friday
and will make a tour of England. Mrs
Boyd's father is a great admirer OF
Shakespeare and is making one of his
periodical trips to Stratford-on-Avon.
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Mrs A. G. Halves is the recipient of
a small section of the Pacific cable
landed at Honolulu three years ago.
from General Manager Dickinson, a
plate attached thereto bearing a COM
plimentary inscription. Mrs. Halves
placed a lei on the shore-end of the
cable when it was landed at Sans Souci
Waikiki. and for this act has been
remembered by Mr.. Dickinson, who
was here at the time.
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Commodore H. E Picker of the Ha-
wall Yacht Club entertained the anna
teur yachtsmen who participated in the
recent round Oahu race on June TO-,
II and r. Mr.. Pickers Manoa man
sion in the upper end of the valley
was merry place until a late hour,
for the cup that was won by the Com
modore's yacht Spray was christened.
A large number of guests were pres
ent
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1 of
the U. S. w. V of the Department of
nesday in their hall on Bethel street.
Invitations to same can be had from
any of the members.
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The tea given at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel on the opening of the exhibit and
| toms studio in Santa Barbara, was one
of the most charming affairs of the
season. Through the courtesy of Mr..
F. Church, the manager of the hotel,
tea was served on the broad lanai of
the first floor which had been trans
formed into a bower of beauty, under
the artistic direction of Mrs. c.. NJ.
Camp and Mrs. E. D. Tenney. Three
| large trees had sprung up as if by
magic and under their spreading
branches tea was served. Under one
of beautiful pink blossoms Mrs. L.
| Marks and Mrs. Scott presided gowned
in white with pink blossoms scattered
over them as though they had fallen
from the tree above. Beneath a tree
| of beautiful blue Jacorandi, Miss
White and Miss Cartwright presided
| both gowned in white wearing white
picture hats
Under a tree of golden shower, Mrs
Ivers and Miss Marion Scott, in charm
| ing gowns of yellow and white, dis
pensed the cup that cheers to the
| throng that came and went all after
| noon, many taking a second cup just
for the sake of lingering in SO charm
| ing a spot. In the private dining room
was a most exquisite display of leath-
er and metal goods, and it was HARD
to believe that one woman could con.
ceive and work out SO many beautiful
ideas. Portieres, pillows, picture
frames. couch covers. card cases, writ
ing pads, kodak books, table mats
! candle shades, card cases and pocket
books, each a work of art and differ
ing widely in design. Never before
has such a delightful! display of things
of this sort artistic been seen in Ho-
nolulu.
The room adjoining the dining room
was devoted entirely to a display OF
electric lamps, made from shell and
hand wrought metals. The opalescent
tints in the shells called forth a burst
of admiration from every one as they
entered the room.
The exhibit will be open until June q
and many of the pieces are finding their
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nently. A charming and informa,
studio tea and private view of the
Arts and Crafts exhibit was given by
the Misses Springer at the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel on Tuesday afternoon tc
the patronesses and a few friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cake of Portland Ore
were the guests at dinner Friday even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Ashford
The other guests were Mr. and Mrs
/ c. T. Wilder, Mrs. Wilder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stackable. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffiths
Mr.. w c. Wilder.
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The Minutes" of Oahu College viii
give a dance this week at Mrs. Corne-
liza Damon's residence.
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On Thursday evening the Punahor
Alumni Festival till take place on the
college grounds Mr. Gerrit Wilder is