The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-01

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Out in the stream, on board her hus-
bands cable vessel, Mrs. Basil Combe
received her friends Wednesday after
noon for tea, the ladies being charmed
with the affair which was rather I'M
usual and a bit out of the ordinary.
Mrs. Combe was awaiting the ladies
who came in launches, on the main
deck with Mrs. Larnder, the wife of
officer Larnder of the Restorer, and,
of course, Bahia Combe, in a dear little
sailor suit. Several tables prettily
decorated with tasty napery-purple
and white asters, were placed along
the shady main deck and a most deli
cious high tea served. About thirty
ladies or more were there during the
afternoon and took special pleasure
after tea in taking a look about the
boat, which was a marvel of neatness
and taste. The guests included Mrs.
Gaines, Mrs. Forster, Miss Russell,
Mrs. Pattan, Miss Atkin, Miss Nc
Gowan, Mrs. Cockburn, Mrs. Bottom
ley. Mrs. Hoffman,, Mrs. Y. o.
Young, Mrs. BarnesOn, Miss Barneson,
Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Cameron, Mrs.
Huling and daughter, Mrs. Rairden,
Miss Carpenter, Miss Jordan, Miss
Baraclough, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Faw-
eett, Mrs. Fothergill, Mrs Hayselden,
Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss La Voy, Mrs. A.
6. Halves, Mrs. Larnder, Miss Quinan,
Mrs. Frear, Mrs. Gignoux, Mrs. Di-
mond, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Berndt, Mrs.
Fraser.
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Mrs. F. A. Schaefer and children
went to Haleiwa on Friday to remain
over Labor Day. Miss Elsa will be
the guest of Miss Katherine Goodale.
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The Galts are Automobiles to Ha-
ieiwa when they go to remain over
the Sunday and Labor Day holiday.
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The Symphony concert on Friday
evening was q most delightful affair
unsteady and socially. 1t is a genuine
pleasure that these gentlemen men,
hers are SO faithful and persistent
with so really little incentive. The
most they get is from their ardent
leader Mr.. Bode, who has done Won
ders with the material at hand. The
balance must come from audiences,
and Fridays concert called forth
many warm expressions of apprecia-
cion. There was marked improvement,
II is noticeable at every concert they
have given of late in style and inter-
probation. 1t seems evident that Mr..
Bode has done a great deal for the
men in this particular way. In the
"Bendix" number this was especially
demonstrated. The thought was given
TO IT and the technicalities accomplish
ed along with a iightness and delicacy
quite remarkable for an amateur or
ganization. The society and it's lead
er may feel assured that their efforts
are appreciated by those who are
practically always at their concerts,
and the interest is keen that it may
be a continued organization for the
mutual benefit of both actual members
and their many music loving friends.
The, society was agreeably assisted in
song By Mr.. Stockman and in solo
piano work by Professor E. Kahl, or
ganist of the German church.
After the concert the guests were !
invited to a light lunch and refresh |
snents in the buffet room of the |
League, where compliments were |
showered on the orchestra members |
and pleasant conversation reigned for |
an hour or more. Fully seventy-five |
friends attended the affair." among /
whom were Charles Atherton and par
~. Mrs. Westervelt, DR.. and Mrs. |
Moore, Mr.. Wfchman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kopke4, DR. and Mrs. Hoffman,, Mr.. |
w, C.. Pa.rke and Miss Parke, Mrs.
Goodafe. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Marx. i
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Graham. Mr.. and
Mrs s. NJ. Ballou. Mr.. Ffnkham, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Campbell, 7Irs. Carl du
Rof, Mr.. Stackab1e, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles L. Rhodes, Mr.. Buchly and |
Mrs. Buchly. Miss Gertrude Brown,
Miss Mary H. Krout, Mrs. Decoto and |
Mr.. w. A. Love.
Mrs Graham had the rooms arrang-
cd from a decorative standpoint, most |
fascinatingly in ferns, MALE and be-
gonfas. and the color of the rooms be-
ing in dull grey made the effect most |
dainty and not overdone.
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On Friday afternoon Miss Dorothy |
True entertained at tea a large num- |
Der of the younger set, in honor of !
Miss Norah SwanZy, who leaves short /
" for the East. The guests included |
Miss Letitia Morgan, the Misses Bal |
asntyne, Miss Dorothy Effinger, the
Misses. Spalding, Miss Vera Damon. |
MISS Gladys Rycroft, Miss Doris |
Girdler. Miss Alice Cooper, Miss Cor
della Gilman. Miss Muriel Howatt, |
Miss Jessie Shaw, Miss Alice Hopper
and Miss Harriet Hatch.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth |
entertained at dinner at the Seaside |
90 Thursday evening. The guests were
sx-Secretary A. L. c. Atkinson, Mr.. |
Harry Macfarlane. Mr.. William Roth
and Miss Alice Macfarlane.
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Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, looking more
charming than ever, returned on the
s. s. Sierra. and went out to the Mac
fariane cottage at the Seaside. The
Harry Macfarlanes will accompany the
hongworths to Ahuimanu.