The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11

mittee to take charge of the invita-
tions No invitations have been issued
as vet. the committee deciding to wait
for definite news of the fleet Every
| thing is in readiness, so the ball will
simply be postponed if the fleet does
not arrive on Monday.
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! The Schaefer home in Nuuanu avenue
! is well adapted for entertainments,
whether it be of large or small nature.
Miss Schaefer, who always makes such
a charming hostess, gave a delightful
| bridge party Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss B. Ruth Young, who
leaves very shortly for the Coast. The
prizes were real lace handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Wadhams was awarded the first
prize, and Mrs. Clinton Ba1lentyne the
second. At 5 O'Clock the guests re-
paired to the diningroom, where the
daintiest of viands were served. PINK
roses and maidenhair fern were the
chief decorations in this beautiful room.
Besides Miss B. Ruth Young, the guests
included Mrs. Sanford II. Wadhams,
Mrs. Archibald Young, Mrs. George
Potter. Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs. Win
fred Babbitt and Mrs. Ernest Mott
Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mason F. Prosser gave
"a most enjoyable dinner Monday even
ing at their cosy home on Hackfeld
street. Silver candlesticks with fancy
pink shades were at each corner of the
table and long stemmed La France
roses formed the centerpiece. Among
those present were Admiral and Mrs.
Hollyday, Judge and Mrs. Sidney Bal
lou, Mrs. Ashley Herman Robertson and
Mr.. Tarn McGrew.
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Doctor and Mrs. James Judd are Civ
ing a home party at their country place,
on the other side of the island, in
honor of Miss Elizabeth Sargent. The
party started Saturday and win return
Monday morning.
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The Misses Eleanor and Marion
Waterhouse gave an extremely pretty
luncheon at their home on Judd street,
in honor of Miss Alice Roth. The table
was in white and green, a mound of
beautiful white margurites forming the
centerpiece. and festoons of smilax
falling from the chandeliers, making
most artistic effect, and painted place
decorations. Among those present were
Misses Alice Roth, Catherine Goodale,
Katherine Smith, Marjorie Peterson,
Beatrice Castle, Irene Fisher, Marion
Waterhouse, Sara Lucas. Eleanor Water
house, Julie Damon and Nora Sturgeon.
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The Young girls of the Kunalu Boat
Club had planned a very pretty dance,
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officers of the Pacific Fleet. Owing to
the non-arrival of the feet the dance
has been postponed.
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A number of young people gave a
most enjoyable tallyho party, Saturday
evening, the guests leaving town about
o'clock and driving to Wailele, Mr..
Allan Herbert S country home. On ar
irving, most of the party donned bath
ing suits and took a plunge in the
fresh water pool, which is an ideal
place for bathing. This exhilarating
sport whetted the young people ap-
petites so that when supper was served
full justice was done to the menu. |
Later on dancing was INDUCED il. One
of the local quintets furnished the
music. The party returned to Homo.
lulu by moonlight, everybody feeling |
that they had had splendid outing.
Among those who were entertained |
were Mrs. La Mott, Miss Soper, Miss
Ward, Miss Gordon, Miss Rycroft, Miss
X. Ward, Mrs. Mist, Miss Jaeger, Miss
Blanche Soper and Messrs. Harry Ry-
croft, Sinclair, Robert Mist, Walter |
Rycroft, Curzon osborne, John Soper
and Gordon osborne.
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Last Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gartley gave a dinner in honor of Doc
tor and Mrs. Judd.
90 20 &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ross are occu- |
plying the Faxon Bishop bungalow at |
Waikiki during the month of October.
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Mrs. Edward Tenney entertained Fri
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Matson.
The function was in the nature of a
bridge tea. The prizes were gold hat
pins, the first prize being awarded to
Mrs. Brainerd Smith. Miss Margaret !