The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

hotel. entertained Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Cohen at dinner last Friday evening,
after which they attended the Univer-
sity ball.
On wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wal
lace harrington gave a neighborhood
''Kaffee klatsch'' for Miss krout, that
was delightfully."- informal. Some tWen-
~ ladies were present, and after an
animated hour of chatting in the draw
ing room. the guests found place at
two large round tables in the cool Ia
mai. over toothsome salad and sand
witches and cakes floated wit and WIS.,
dom and laughter-the genuine flow of
soul that attends the pouring of cof-
fee in congenial company. AT the close
of the afternoon Miss Krout cordially
invited all her sister guests to call up
on her at Mrs Freeth's home on EN-
ma street, promising to lay aside her
| busy pen, at least on Friday after
moons.
Mrs. Arthur Floyd Griffiths enter
tanned the women of the College Club
at her home in Punahou Saturday at
ternoon She was assisted by Miss
Graydon, Mrs. Isaac Cox, Mrs. Wilbur
MacNeil, Mrs. s. P. French, Miss Mary
Alexander, Miss Charlotte Dodge, Miss
Blach and Miss Shaw, all Punahou
members of the College Club. Four
new members were present for the first
time-Mrs. Augustus Knudsen. Mrs.
Henry Bicknell, Mrs. Hendrick and
Miss Woodford.
Miss Shaw sang exquisitely Rubin
STEMS "Asra" and Germans Who'll
Buy Ny lavender"
Miss Krout, the guest of honor, gave |
a most interesting address on THE |
Status of the College Woman" in
America, England and Australia, trac
ing the overwhelming influence of Gull
tivated women in civic, educational /
and philanthropic activities. Many of
those who had heard Miss Krout be-
fore, felt that this was the best talk
she has given in Honolulu.
After the light refreshments that are
the unwritten law of the College Club,
the guests departed, bearing away the
of the afternoon.
The January tea that Mrs. Won Holt
gave for Miss Trevelyan was almost
duplicated on Wednesday by the
throng OF callers who came, some with
regrets for the social cup they had
not tasted and others with congratula-
ions on its reminiscent flavor. The
all, fair daughter of the house, served j
he refreshing lemonade, and Miss
rrevelyan, though from the beautiful h
California city of Riverside, expressed
herself most enthusiastically over the
-aried charms of life in the islands.
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Mrs. Carriers first Wednesdays are
practically afternoon receptions, and !
most thoroughly enjoyed by many !,
ownfolk and tourists. This last week /
drs. Carter received in the long draw .
ng room as usual assisted by Mrs. !
Iosmer. Mrs. Angus, Mrs. Knudsen
nd Mrs. Holloway. Beyond the hall. /
nth its masses of roses, were the tea
ooms in charge of Mrs. Fuller, Mrs.
larry Macfarlane, Mrs. Gait and other
,dies of the neighborhood. Every
here was dispensed that unaffected y
nd charming hospitality SO charac- 4
eristic OF Governor and Mrs. Carter.
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The final arrangements for the Mar ,
Gras Bal Masaue have been COM
leted and everything points to the
eoring of a great success by those
TENDERS of the Kilohana Art League
no have labored so faithfully during :
he past few weeks in the affair. AS b
FRANCES have been given that the
lumber of masQuers will be even Z
Irger than had at first been hoped for
y the promoters and many of the Co.'S
lines prepared are elaborate and ORR -
inal. Arrangements for the accom- H
lodation of four hundred spectators 81
ave been made, in addition to the
oxes to be put in. Regarding these 81
oxes, the promoters have taken espe- II
al pains to so locate them that the s.
asst possible amount of floor space, 81
} needed for the jewelers., has been 81
ken.
The arrangements anticipate the s.
altering of the guests at the Moana l.
otel between the hours of eight and -
inc o'clock on Tuesday evening, DUR Il
g which hour Professor, Berger's or Is
lestra will play in the hotel grounds
he ground are to be brilliantly illu-
iHated and the exterior of the house
with hundreds of multieolor-
lights, this being personally arrang- Is
for by Manager Hertsche. At nine
clock the King and Queen will arrive
the ballroom and summon the court, e.
the revel by leading the 8
and quadrille and march. During
lis march the judges will select the II
'ize winners, the choices to be made
lown as soon as possible. AT the ap-
zach of midnight, which will be an
,unced by the striking of the gong,
e master of ceremonies will COM
and the guests to unmask and the
ON will be plunged in darkness for
e unmasking.
Refreshments will be served in the -
tel, the booths being accessible at a
~ time during the evening. .
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The marriage of Miss Carrie c. Tut =, ~
: to Mr.. James Melville Monsarrat !
III be celebrated tomorrow evening at oS
!. Andrews cathedral at o'clock.
lrds have been sent out by Mr.. and
rs. Alan Edward Douglas Ii
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number of well-known people are eli
.pected to arrive by the S. s. Korea at