The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-08
| kilohana Art
League Notes



The court of the Prince and Prin-
cess of the Mardi Gras, Mr.. G..
schaefer and Miss Alice Spalding. at
the CRYSTAL Palace was well attended
and greatly enjoyed on the last even
| ing before Lent, March 8.
The ladies in waiting We're Miss
SpaIding, Miss Ethel Spalding, Miss
Garden, Miss Restarick Miss Alice
/ Hopper. Miss Irene Mccarthy, Miss
Eunice Pratt. Miss Charlotte Hail.
Miss Adele Morgan, Miss Alice Cooper,
| Miss Rennie Cation, Miss Belle Nc
| Corriston, Miss Irna Ballentyne, Miss
| Anna Tucker. Miss Jane Winnie Miss
| Genevieve Langton. Miss Cordelia Gil
man. Miss Katherine Hopper. Miss
Alice Hedemann and Miss Sarah
| Lucas.
The ushers were Mr.. c. D. Wright,
Mr.. r. W. Perkins, Mr.. Chris. Jen-
| kins, Mr.. John Fleming, Mr.. Stanley
Kennedy. Mr.. Chester Livingston. Mr..
| Clifford Livingston, Mr.. George Brown,
Mr.. Robert McCorriston, Mr.. VIM.
Lidgate, Mr. Alan Lowrey and Mr..
David Townsend.
Mr.. A. Jordan was the master of
ceremonies, Reynold McGrew the lit
| tie clown, and Lewis Renton the jes-
| ter.
The splendid decorating was done by
I Mrs. L. Adams, Mrs. c. w. Booth,
Mrs. E. G. Keen. Mrs Clara Schmidt.
Mrs Chas Lucas. Mr.. CONFESS and
Mr.. c. Macfarlane- To Mrs. L. Abrams
great credit is due for her untiring eff
| forts to make every part of the palace
| as perfect in every detail as possible.
Mrs. Booth, with all the rest of the
decorating committee. made the ban
auet hall very attractive part Of the
| enclosure.
! Since the ball. many offers have
| been made for the material in the
/ large dance floor put in for the .occa-
| sion. but as special request from
| one interested in a ball for the officers
| of the fleet has been received, the
| league is postponing its disposal for
| a while vet. If the entire building
| should ever be reconstructed for
| town hall, this floor would be valua-
| BILE permanent Improvement.
| Considerably over a thousand dollars
was taken in, but as Honolulu affords
no suitable permanent place for hold
| ing such affairs, a large sum had to
be spent in preparing, and while the
managers are satisfied, the net balance
will be small.
| One object of the Art League, as
stated by members, is to make Homo
lulu a Mardi Gras city. Such an I'M
dertaking is not easy In many places
the citizens take upon themselves the
responsibility of supplying the annual
carnival and Honolulu is fortunate in
having an organization to take upon
itself the task of giving an annual
event which is not only beneficial to
local trade, but a source of attraction
to tourists. 7e
"A cabled announcement of the mar
riage OF DR.. J. r. Judd, of Honolulu,
to Miss Louise Marshall. of Chicago,
was received last Saturday, the first
announcement to the Honolulu rela-
tives and friends of the groom that
ed. The bride has never been in Ho-
nolulu, but a hearty welcome will
greet her nevertheless when she ar
rives this month on the China with
her husband The marriage took place
on Saturday last in San Francisco.
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Canon Osborne and family are back
in the rectory, having moved in dur !
Head residence.
The reception at the home of Govern |
or and Mrs. F'rear on Monday after |
noon, the regular receiving day of the |
Frears, was a very pleasant affair. |
many friends of the Governor and his
wife paying their respects. Mrs B. L. /
Marx and Mrs. Fred Lowrey presided |
over the tea tables.
.a ~ ~
An enjoyable bridge supper was Civ
en- on Friday evening by Miss Marion |
Scott. Among those who competed /
for the floral prizes at the bridge tables |
were Judge and Mrs. A. Wilder, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs. |
A. NJ. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. James |
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter, |
Miss Mamie Winston, the Misses |
Winston of Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
ney Scott, Miss Margaret Castle, Cap
tain Humphrey, U. S. N, Captain Car
ter, Z. S. N, Mr.. Richard Wright, Mr.. |
Harold Castle, Mr.. Robbins Anderson
and Mr.. Leslie Scott.
~ & ~
Mrs. May Mott-Smth Cunningham |
was among those sailing by the Man
ehuria yesterday who will be greatly |
missed in society circles. A large
number of friends were at the dock |
to bid her goodbye and aloha.
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On Thursday afternoon a pretty |
bridge tea was given by Mrs. Brock |
to a number of friends, including Prn- |
cess Kawananakoa, Mrs. c. High, Miss |
Ada Rhodes. Mss Alice Maefarlane, |
Miss Julia McStocker, Miss Irmgard
Schaefer and Miss Burdette, the latter
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