The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-03

circle of friends in Honolulu, has been /
welcomed by Honolulu society.
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The fall festivities will commence at |
the Seaside on Tuesday next wher a |
farewell dance will be given for the |
officers and passengers of the Alameda. |
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Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Newell, wealthy
from Minneapolis. will be here
on the 22nd of the month. The Newells
bring a large touring car with them
and will be a decided acquisition to
Honolulu society.
The young ladies of the Kaiulani
Home were delightfully."- entertained at
a. social and dance on Thursday even
ing. given by Mrs. S. Heapy to cele-
brate Halloween. The quintet band
was enjoyed by the dancers and re-
freshments were served at ten, the
music and fun ceasing at midnight,
lust as the witches and elves appeared
for their annual high jinks among the
mortals.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane
have taken apartments at the Seaside
to remain permanently. When Mr.
and Mrs. Henry P. Dutton leave they
will occupy the Longworth cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Guild are also
located at the Seaside.
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correspondent writes to the edi-
tor of the society page as follows cap
tfoning her remarks with the ques-
ton: rs Courtesy Lost Art?' She
says
A Southern gentleman said to his
Young son (three years old when he
failed to rise as lady entered the
room, Have you forgotten that you
are a. gentleman" Judging from cur
rent reports we fear that young men
i'm q certain set in this fair city have
never been informed that they are
gentlemen and courtesy is not found
in their social vocabulary. To be vel
horn is luck, to be unselfishly weh-
bred is cause for congratulation. These
came Young men will accept invita-
+ions without SO much as inquiring of
their hostess, whether or not there are
ladv guests who may not be able to
attend without an escort, but instead
arrive i'm their autos alone, and per-
NIT the unattended ladies to leave the
bouse and erope their way in the dark
ness to their own carriages as best
tbev- may. 1t appears that this sell
fish hoorishness is mot practiced on
vounos ladies who are visitors in the
citv but rather on those who are resi-
dent who in social standing have met
these same young men from time TO
time and are entitled to the civil1tles
of nolite society. Hostesses have the
matter of reform in their own hands.
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Mrs. Gardner Wilder was the hostess
/ of a most enjoyable bridge lupeheon
! at the Seaside on Monday Iast, the
a fair being in honor of Mrs. Kleoahn'
who sails shortly on a trip TO the
Fatherland The guests were MIS-
0unning. Mrs. H. Alexander 1senberg'
Mrs. Ernest Mott-Smith, Mrs. Charles
| wilder. Mrs. John Hamburg, Mrs
MacCanley, Mrs Faxon Bishop, MRS
p, Henry Lyon, Miss Walker, ana me
guest of honor, Mrs. Klebahn
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Mrs Walter Brinckerhoff, assisted
NV Mrs Brinckerhoff, the doctor
mother. received a large number Oh
friends at her 'At Home on TUESDAY
her friends assembling to welcome hei
hack to Honolulu and meet MIS-
Brinckerhoff Sr.
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one of the most enjoyable OF tne
| halloween festivities was the party
given bv Miss Dinklage, at her nome
1920 King street, on Wednesday even
ing The rooms were artisticaliy dec
Grated with streamers of yellow crepe
Of
maidenhair fern carried out the co-ol
| scheme During the evening appro
| rriate games were played, mus AM
dancing adding to the evening en-
| tertainment Prizes were won py MIS-
Costa, Mrs. Timmons and Mr.. Ashiey
Mrs. Congdon, Mr.. Cook and MI. Dlcf
| Young being awarded the consolatlo1
nrizes A dainty supper was served
the place cards being yellow paper
pumpkins. No little amusement Wa'
cAused by the fortunes contained II
gilded walnuts.
Among those present, beside tn
| hostess. were: Misses French, costa
| Waltz Mccarthy. Lloyd, Lutted, MRS
| Timmons. Mrs Congdon, Mrs. D1nK
lage and Messrs. Norval Young, L. II
Cook. ]. Carey. H. Holmes. r. J. Tay
lor, Dick Young, J. Macconel, Il. w
| Congdon, Geo. Ashley, L. S. Connes'
| and H. Dinklage.
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Margaret Hyde-Smith is being fetef
by all her friends, and her calendar
m to the date of her marriage WIFI
Mr.. Dillingham; of Honolulu, is creWd
ed with luncheons and dinner parties
baar +ba+ her dainty rousseau has
recently been augmented by some tas
cinating things sent over from Farls
Her chum, Helene Irwin, has posi-