The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23

There could be no more genial host
Dreier and no more delightful place
FOR a poi luncheon, or any other func-
rion, than their lovely home "Ululan1
on Beretania avenue. Friday they en-
tertained in regal Hawaiian style Mr..
and Mrs. J. c.. Wilder of San Francisco
and the table was wonder to many
of the guests present. There were two
tables set in the dining and breakfast
room and occupying the space from
wall to wall at the ends of the rooms.
AT each plate was the cocoanut Gala
bash, a boiled crab and a little green
onion while hanging from the back OF
the chairs were MALE and carnation
Ieis. The tablecloths were obscured
by a layer of ii leaves which covered
them. There was an abundance OF
fruits on the table and the menu COM
prised everything known to the Ha-
waiians who, by the way, are absolute
inventors of some of the best things
known to gourmets. There was de-
1ightful music during the meal and
afterward which was much enjoyed by
the guests who were besides Mr.. and
Mrs Wilder, Judge and Mrs. Slack,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Parker, Mrs. Eben
Low, Mrs. Captain Lorenzen, Mr.. and
Mrs. LAM, Mrs. George Mcleod, Mrs.
J. NJ Dowsett. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jar
rett. Mrs. E. S. Cunha, Mrs. Eaton,
Mrs. Abel Smith. Mrs. E. Roth, Mrs.
3. c. Beckley, Mrs. DR.. Hoffman,, Mrs.
Cecil Brown, Mrs. North. Mrs. Cush-
fngham, Mrs. w. H. Shipman. Mrs. s.
I. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Dreier,
Mrs Abel Clark Miss Irene Dickson,
Miss Bella Mulch, Miss Lucille Mulch,
Miss Elizabeth Dutot. Miss Fannie
Stevens, Mrs. DR.. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dreier and daughter.
1858
The return from Paris Of Hugh L.
McCIung, attorney and relative Of Mrs.
Hart Mckee, who was the widow of
Hugh Tevis, says Knoxville dispatch,
has given rise to rumors that Mr.. and
arrangements are being made for the
division Of the millions and property
left by Tevis In which his widow has
life interest. Mrs. Mckee Is daugh-
Baxter of this city Mrs. Tevis and
Mckee were married q short time after
he obtained e divorce. She has a son.
Hugh Tevis Jr., born after his fathers
death
Mrs. Mckee is only % years old row.
AT IS. while engaged to Gerald Hughes
of Denver, She suddenly married Hugh
Tevis. He died of appendicitis on their
honeymoon in Japan. Society was
shocked by the report that she was
engaged to Mckee, Pittsburg multi
millionaire, even before he was di-
vorced. Shortly thereafter they were
married, and they have lived abroad
ever since.
Hospitality to the Southern Califor-
mans has not been confined to public
homes have been open to them. Mrs.
Mabel Wing Castle gave a charming
tea at her College Hills chalet on We'd
nesday from to 9, the elimination
of which was the superb view of the
sunset from the summit of Rocky Hill
Just back of the house. Red roses and
n1aidenhair ferns adorned the tea
table. Mrs. Castle was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Crockett, Miss Anna Paris
and Miss Eleanor Castle. Among the
guests We're Mesdames l.. F. Doolittle
Frank Hoogs. w. r. Harrington, DR.
and Mrs. w. B. Emerson. President and
Mrs A. F. Grifhths, Mr.. and Mrs. F
+. F'yler, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Marx
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Frazier, Mr. L. P
Tenney, Miss Moore. Mr.. Paul Moore
Miss Winnifred Martin. Miss Grace