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

Walker won the second and Mrs. Err
nest Mott Smith the consolation prize.
Mrs. Tenney's home was one profusion
Of flowers, and with the many hand
some toilets worn by the exceedingly
pretty women made the scene an ex-
ceptionally brilliant one. The invited
guests were Mrs. Matson, Mrs. Swim
burne. Mrs. Samuel G. Wilder, Mrs.
Carl Holloway, Mrs. John S. Walker,
Mrs. Jack Dowsett, Mrs. Alice Hastings,
Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs. Mary Gum.
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Last Saturday Miss Alice Roth was
hostess at a Boston luncheon, all the
guests who were invited having been
schoolmates in Boston; at l o clock the
! young people sat down to a most deli
cious repast. Golden shower was used
in great quantities and with the yellow
hand-painted place cards, and yellow
satin ribbon made a most beautiful
decoration. The Misses Sarah Lucas.
Marion Waterhouse, Marjorie Peterson,
Julie Damon, Margaret Waterhouse,
Nora Sturgeon and Marion Waterhouse
were among the invited guests.
Miss Alice Cooper has Invitations out
for a dance to be given Wednesday
evening in honor Of number of the
officers of the Pacific fleet The invita-
lions are confined almost exclusively
to the younger set.
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Count Doukawiscz has been the guest
of Doctor McGrew at his country home
at Aiea for a fortnight or more.
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Mrs. c. G. Ballentyne entertained,
informally, at bridge Wednesday after
noon, the guests arriving at $3.50 and
playing until half after five. when deli
cious refreshments were served
The prizes consisted of huge clusters
of flowers. Mrs. E.. d. Watson won
the first prize, a beautiful bunch of
carnations, and Mrs. Frederick Klamp
carried off the consolation prize. a frag-
rant cluster of violets. Among those to
enjoy Mrs. Ballentyne's hospitality
were Mrs. Alexander G. Halves. Mrs.
Lily Frost, Mrs. Harvey V. Murray,
Mrs. Edward Watson, Mrs. Selden
Kingbury, Mrs Arthur Berg, Mrs. Wad.
hams, Mrs. Frederick Klamp, Mrs. Ar
ehibald Young, Mrs. Charles Wilder and
Miss Hardaway.
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Mr. Bruce Cartwright .Jr., was host
at a very enjoyable dinner at the Alex
ander Young Hotel, Wednesday even
ing. Covers were laid for eight, the
quests being seated at a circular table.
Dark red and white carnations were
used lavishlv and the silver candelabra,
shaded with red silk shades. made a
very pretty effect. The guests, after
partaking of the delicious viands, went
automobiling. going up to the Pail and
back and thoroughly enjoying the trip
by moonlight. On their return a iaunt
was made to Waikiki, the party stop
ping at Judge Wilder's abode. A sug-
gestion was made to go swimming which
was heartily seconded, and a pleasure.
BILE dip was taken in the briny deep,
the party returning to their homes by
motor and voting the evening a great
success. The following guests were
present: Doctor and Mrs James Judd,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Atkinson, Miss
Elizabeth Sargent Mr. w. G. Walker
and Mr.. Tarn McGrew.
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Miss Alice Roth is being extensively
entertained prior to her departure for
the East. Last Wednesday Miss Mar
iorie Peterson gave pink and white
luncheon in her honor. The delicious
viands were served on a round polish
ed mahogany table. A large center
piece consisting of pink and white car
nations occupied the center of the table
Miss Alice Roth, Miss Katherine Hop |
per, Miss Julie Damon, Miss Sarah /
Lucas, Miss Marion Waterhouse. Miss
Bessie Hopper, Miss Eleanor Water
house were among the guests
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Hon. w. R. Castle and family will
return to their town home next Tues.
day, having enjoyed a most pleasant
summer at their commodious house on
Tantalus.
Mr.. J. E. Higgins and family have
moved from their Tantalus residence
to 1928 Pensacola street. Mrs. Hig-
gins and Miss Chapman will be At
Home every first and third Thursdays. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch, of Maui, with |
their two children have been spending |
a few weeks in town, Mr.. Murdoch |
being on one of his periodical visits. |
The Murdoehs have a host of friends |
in Honolulu who are always glad to
see them.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cumming, of Kahuku, |
have been in town for the past week |
and expect to go up Tantalus in day
or two for a stay of some weeks. Mr..
Cumming is slowly recovering from
ong and severe siege of typhoid fever
and it is hoped the change on Tan
5alus will enable him to regain his
strength.
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