The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-22

of the bride to be, entertained at a
| tea last Wednesday, when the formal
news of the betrothal was given TO the
guests. The pretty young woman was
/ the recipient Of much feljcitat;on
Scott Is a young businessman and the
| son of Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Scott OF
San Francisco There has been no men
ton of a wedding date, but the event
viii probably take place next year.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Fleming are ex-
pected home on the S. S. Hilonian and
will stay at the home of j. F. Morgan
| for the present.
Mrs. osborne begs to announce that
the reception to be given on Tuesday,
November "a, in honor of Mr.. Claude
osborne s marriage, will be held at the
"Cliffs," Diamond Head, instead of at
the rectory Vehicles viii meet the
cars to convey guests to and from the
house, and every convenience will be
provided.
Mrs. Charles Cooper gave an old
fashioned basket picnic in Mrs. Philip
Andrews honor yesterday at DR.. Ne
Crews country place, Aiea Only the
most intimate friends of the guest of
honor were invited, thus insuring an
informal and enjoyable day. The
party left on the 9:15 train. A de-
licious lunch was served on the lanai
in regular picnic fashion. After a
swim, and delightful afternoon, the
guests returned on the SIS train.
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Although the inmates of the Y. W.
c. A. took possession of their attrac-
tive new home on King street last
August, the hOusewarming was de-
ferred until the members of the Castle
family were home. The event took
place last Thursday evening, the invi-
tation being extended from to 10
o clock in the evening. Miss Meyer,
who is so popular with all the girls,
used every effort to make the affair a
success, her exertions not going unre-
warded, for everyone voted the enter
tainment most enjoyable. Mrs. 3. F.
Dillingham;, the president of the asso-
citation, received in the drawing room,
and was assisted by Mr.. George Castle.
This room was beautifully decorated
with date palms and white mar
guerites. Mrs. Dillingham;, in her
usual affable manner, greeted each
guest and made all feel welcome.
After paying their respects to the
president, everyone was seated, and
most delightful musical program was
rendered and listened to by a large
and appreciative audience. The first
number, a piano selection, by Mrs.
Westervelt; the second, violin solo, |
by Mr.. w. A. Love, and the third
vocal solo by Mr.. Arthur
Wall, were followed by remarks made |
by Mrs. Dillingham; and Mr.. W. R. |
Castle which were heartily received. |
After the musicale, the guests drift |
ed into the dining-room, where de-
licious refreshments, consisting of |
cakes and fruit punch,
were served. The punchbowl was pre-
sided over by Miss Ethel Meyer, who
cool beverages during the
evening. The dining-room gave the
of a fragrant rose garden,
this room being lavishly decorated
with roses and maidenhair fern, the
gifts of many loving friends.
The entire house was thrown open |
to the guests, and during the evening
parties were escorted through the vari-
our rooms by members of the house
hold.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Hutchins |
are being made welcome to Honolulu
by their many friends.
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r+asn "A do
lghtfully at dinner Friday last, Cap
tain and Mrs. Rees, Mrs. Mary Gum,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Fay, Mr.. Hurry |
Whitney and Mr.. A. L. C. Atkinson /
being the dinner guests. A most en-
iovable game of bridge was INDUCED |
in after the coffee and liqueurs were
passed.
Among the interests developing after
the holidays will be a lecture class for
the study of six modern plays. This
class will meet at Mrs. Walter Frear's
Wednesday mornings, and viii be ably
conducted by Mrs. Philip L. Weaver.
The program will be as follows: S'Mag-
da" (Sudermann). "Giaconda' (d'Au-
nunzio), "Monna Wanna" (Maeter-
linck), FThe Dolls House, (Ibsen),
q Candida :" Bernard Shaw, "The
Servant in the House" (Kennedyl.I
The order for the books will go by
November 26. Mrs. ]. P. Cooke and
Mrs VIM. A. Love, who are arranging
for the course, will be glad to give fur
Their information to anyone interested
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Mrs. Ashley Robertson gave most
elaborate dinner at the Moana Hotel
last Sunday evening. Pink was car
ried as the color scheme, the candles
with their pink silk shades shedding a
most becoming light. The guests were
seated at a round table, pink asters