The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29
SOCIETY NOTES.

AT the Kapiolani Maternity Home
luau yesterday, the departments were
looked after by the following ladies':
Luau Tables-Mrs. Robert Parker
Waipa, Mrs. John cummins, Mrs w.
L. Bowers and Mrs. Manuel Refs.
Foreign Lunch Table-Mrs. A. Full
Ter, assisted by Miss Margaret Walker
and Mrs. H. Focke.
Coffee-Mrs. J. H. Soper.
Lemonade and Flowers-Mrs. A. j..
Campbell and Mrs. W. Lanz.
Candy-Mrs. Chas. Booth.
Autograph Ribbon Table-Queen liz
liuokaIani and Mrs. Campbell-Parker.
Ice Cream-Mrs. s. NJ. Angus and
her corps of able assistants.
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CaIl.-The Dillinghams sailed Tues
day, leaving a sense of lonesomeness
among the members of the younger set.
In the excitement that surrounded
Miss Margaret Hyde-Smith's wedding
to the popular Honolulu man the fact
of her impending departure was rather
lost sight of. Now, however, every one
has time to remember 1t, and there
were a good many doleful faces on the
dock when the vessel sailed. The little
bride looked a trifie serious herself,
for crossing even a strip of the ocean
is different, somehow, from travelling
any distance ashore. However, she has
many friends in Hawaii, where she
spent last summer as Mrs Twins
guest, and there is good deal of en-
tertainment already planned in her
honor down there. Then there will be
the excitement of building the new
house, which is to be one of the pref
test in the islands.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewton-Brain enter
tanned at bridge on Wednesday even
ing, Judge and Mrs. William Stanley
winning both the prizes competed for.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Eckart Mr.. and Mrs. Blackman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Forster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berg, Mrs Vincent Kitcat, Mr..
and Mrs. James Cockburn, Miss Bullen
and Miss Holmes of Victoria, Mr.. JAM
ieson, Mr.. David Anderson.
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On Thursday afternoon a bridge tea
was given by Mrs. Eckart in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Clay. Among the
guests were Mrs. Jordan, the Misses
Jordan, Mrs. Vincent Kitcat, Mrs.
Archie Young, Mrs. Prosser, Mrs. Will
liam Stanley, Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Lewton-
Brain, Mrs. Lose.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin and Miss Helene
will not go down to their lovely Ha-
waiian home this year, as they have
done for several summers, but plan
trip to Europe instead. This is not
Miss Helene's first visit to Europe, for
she spent several months there after
her school days, but she is anticipate
ing it with much enthusiasm, and it
is possible that the Irwins may re-
main on the other side eighteen months
or two years. IF they do San Francisco
society will miss them next winter, for
not only are dinners. card parties and
luncheons affairs of weekly occurrence
in the irwin home. but Miss Helene is
prominent in the Gayety club and each
season one of the Gayety dances is
given in the Irwin ballroom.-San
Francisco Call.
The recitals being given by Mrs.
Carrie Jacobs-Bond are being thor
oughly enjoyed by all who have been
given an opportunity to attend. The
marvellous simplicity of Mrs. Jacobs
Bond is one of the features of her
numbers, stirring a responsive chord
in the breasts of all who hear. The
poet-songstress possessed a magnetic
personality that affects those with
whom she comes in contact and she
sways her audiences from smiles to
tears at WILL At the recital given at
the Moana on Friday evening, at which
every seat was taken, she was ,intro
duced by Mrs. w. r. Castle. Tomor-
row afternoon she will be given a
reception by the members of the Ku-
nalu Rowing Club.