The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13

at the other end Mrs. Clifford Kimball
manipulated the tea things. Plotted
palms, hanging baskets of maidenhail
fern and trailing asparagus adorned
the circular lanai, giving the appear
anee Of conservatory. CarnatiOn.
were also used lavishlv. especially
around the punch bowl, where Mis-
Schaefer dispensed cooling fruit puncl
20 the many guests. The Castle HON,
is well adapted for entertaining. anC
the many pretty girls, fitting in anC
out. and the young matrOns, in thei
stunning frocks, made a picture OF
which Honolulu may well be proud
Mrs. Frederick Lowrey, Mrs. W. L
Moore. Miss Margaret Castle, Mis-,
Alice Cooke and Miss Vera Damon as
sisted in entertaining the guests Owe
hundred were present. and during
the afternoon an informal musical pro
gram was rendered. Mrs Allan White
sang. Mrs. w. L. Whitney rendered
several piano selections, and Mrs. L
Tenney Peck s voice was heard to
great advantage.
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A number of bridge teas and bridge
| luncheOns filed several afternoons OF
| the week One of the most enjoyable
ones was Mrs. Jack Dowsett's lunch
con on Wednesday, given in honor of
| Mrs. Philip Andrews. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Corwin Rees, a deli
| cious sponge cake. Those who were
| fortunate enough to enjoy Mrs Dow
sett S hospitality were Mrs Clifford
Kimball, Mrs Philip Andrews, Mrs.
Dunning, Mrs. Fred Macfarlane, Miss
Margaret Walker, Mrs. Andrew Fuller,
Mrs. Edward Tenney, Mrs. Faxon
Bishop. Mrs. Corwin Rees. Mrs.
Klebahn and Mrs. Charles Wilder.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Kent enter
tanned Tuesday evening at dinner, at
the MOana Hotel, in honor of Mr.
Rudolph Spreckels and Mr. and Mrs
C. J. Hutchins. The table was arts
tieallv decorated in red carnations and
sweet-scented MALE. Silver candelabra
with fluffy red silk shades were placed
at intervals around the centerpiece of
carnations. Coffee and lquerus were
served on the spacious lanai, and
thoroughly enjoyable evening spent by
the many guests present.
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Mrs. Alice Hastings and daughter
will take apartments at the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel the first of the year.
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Mrs Wrightson, mother of Lieutenant
Wrightson of Fort Shafter, gave an in
formal but exceedingly pretty luncheon
on Wednesday. The table was prettily
decorated and delicious viands were
served. Among those present to en-.
Joy Mrs. Wrightson s hospitality were
Mrs. Samuel Damon, Miss Krout and
Miss Charlotte Hall.
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Miss Allen, sister-in-law of Mrs. Viii
liam Allen, is visiting on Beretauia ave,
nue. at the latter s home and will spend
most of the winter here.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Fay have moved
from the PleasantOn and are residing
on Emma street, at the Angus IS
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Mrs. Margaret Clarke, who has under
gone a serious operation at the Queen s
Hospital, is on the road to recovery,
much to the joy of her many friends.
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Mr.. Rudolph Spreckels is stopping at
the Moana Hotel.
Among those who returned from
abroad this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Faxon Bishop, who have spent the
summer touring the ErOpean continent. !
This popular couple have been great |
ly missed in the social circles of Ho- !
nolulu and are being welcomed by !
host of friends.
Mr.. Tarn MeGrew, without doubt |
one of the most popular and genial
hosts in Honolulu, is about to leave |
for Paris. Mr.. McGrew entertained on
Wednesday evening last, in his usual |
charming way. A most enjoyable |
swim was the pleasure of the guests, |
and there was a long table laden with |
delicious and substantial refreshments.
Bridge, of course, was the center of
attraction for the evening; dancing
and walking about the grounds were
also enjoyed. Aiea is most delight
ful place for entertainment and Wed /
lesday evening left another pleasant !
of the McGrews. Those ask
I'd to accept of Mr.. hebrews hOspi- l
tality were Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Il
Major and Mrs. Dunning. Captain and
Mrs. Parsons, Captain and Mrs. Wad-
lams, Captain and Mrs. Fay. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. f. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ivers, Mrs.
ernest Waterhouse, DR.. and Mrs.
James Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
J. Halves. Mrs. Bodefeld, DR.. and
Mrs. c. b. Cooper, Miss Hardaway, 4
Ir. David Anderson, DIR. Edward Ar
nitage, Mr.. Parks, Lieutenant Chiffon,
r. S. A, and Mr.. Harry Macfarlane. Il
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Miss Dorothy Wood was the dainty
hostess for a luncheon for nine charm
ng debutantes. The affair was in hon
# of Miss Beatrice Holdsworth. who
las returned to her home after a seven
ears stay abroad most of the time
icing spent in Paris at school Miss
IoldswOrth is splendid brunette type
nd is very attractive and pretty and
viii find herself very much sought af-
er. The place cards were scenery of
europe, being selected by Miss Wood
asst year while there. A most charm
NC and happy time was spent by the