The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-29

completing the costume. Miss Ethel
| Spaiding looked extremely well in a
white silk; Miss Sara Lucas, who under
stands to perfection the art of dressing.
was stunning in white organdy with a
touch of pale blue and large picture
| hat; Miss Edith H. Smith looked charm
| ING in a white princesse lingerie gown,
| q most becoming large blue hat setting
| off the toilette; Miss Belle McCorristOn,
who always looks 50 sweet and dainty,
was gowned in a pink figured organdy
with white hat and pink roses. Miss
Laugton looked handsome in a dotted
Swiss and large leghorn hat laden
with flowers; Miss Helen North appear
ed exceptionally well in a beautiful
white gown Pink carnations We're used
profusely in the drawing room, library
and diningroom; pink and green being
used as the color scheme.
After a pleasant hour of social inter
course, delicious refreshments consist
ing of salad. sandwiches, fruit punch,
ices, cakes and bonbons We're passed.
After refreshments an informal musical
program was rendered and greatly en-
-ioyed by the guests. Among those pres
ent were Miss Comma Wadman, Miss
Sara Lucas, Miss Alice Spalding, Miss
Kenny Cation, Miss Alice Cooper, Miss
Vera Damon, Miss Helen North. Miss
Ethel Spalding. Miss Genevieve Lang
ton, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Muriel
Howatt, Miss Maude de Bretteville,
Miss Edith Smith, Miss Ethel Spalding,
Miss Belle McCorriston
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On Sunday last, Mr. and Mrs, VIII
liam r. Castle invited some intimate
friends to most pleasurable outing,
the party leaving town in the morning
and driving up the mountainside to
their beautiful home on Tantalus, where
delicious luncheon was served. Among
those present besides Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Castle were Mr. and Mrs James
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowrev, Miss
Beatrice Castle, Miss Irene Fisher, Miss
Jessie Kennedy. Mr.. Frederick Lowrey;
Mr. Derwent Kennedy and Mrs. Sher-
wood Lowrey.
Cards have been sent out to the mem
bers and friends of the Kilohana Art
League for the first view reception, to
be given in the league rooms tomorrow
evening at eight clock. These first
views of the Kilohana Art League are
invariably a great treat to those who
enjoy the beautiful as depicted on can
vas and in a social sense these recep-
tons are looked forward to by many. |
The reception tomorrow promises to be ;
the largest and most important one of
the kind in the history of the leaguge. |
Mr.. d. Howard Hitchcock will be as
sisted by the various exhibitors in re-
ceiving.
The Woman s Auxiliary and Guild of !
st. Andrew s cathedral parish will meet |
Monday, November 80 at $3.50 p. m, |
with Mrs. Waiter L. Emory, 80 Bates !.
street
The marriage of Miss Julie Damon ]
and Mr.. Harold Giffard took place Sat
urday evening at s o clock at the home |
of the brides brother on ThurstoH ave-
nue.. The service was read by the Rev. !
DR.. Scudder in the presence of a small /
of relatives and close friends /
The bride who Ss a tall and vivacious
brunette. looked unusually handsome in !
her wedding gown of white chiffon with !
the conventional veil and orange bios |
Damon. a cousin of the bride, looked ,
beautiful in pale green silk null. Mr..
Eugene Campbell attended the groom. /
All the decorations were green and /.
white, and We're most artistic.
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A most exquisite little dinner was
served at the Commercial Club Thanks
giving Day. Covers were laid for eight /
and the table was one mass of fragrant
violets Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morton Riggs
were the host and hostess, the follow
ing guests enjoying their hospitality:
Paymaster and Mrs. Hornberger, Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. c. Hagens, Miss Mackall
and Mr.. Dunkhass.
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Chief Engineer and Mrs. Parks gave
4 very elaborate dinner in the private
lining room of the Young Hotel Thurs
lay evening for the Pearl Harbor club.
This club is composed of officers be-
onging to the Engineer Corps of the
Army.
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verv jolly bridge tea was given
1v the Misses Mcintyre for Mrs. Philip
Andrews. Beside the guest of honor
we're Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Ernest
Mott Smith, Mrs Charles Weight, Mrs.
W. Babbitt. Mrs. c. B.. Cooper, Mrs. c.
3. High, Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs. Charles
Wight, Mrs Julian Monsarrat,~ Miss
-rmgard Schaefer. Miss Ladd The
prize was won by Mrs. c. B. Cooper.
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On Monday evening, at eight clock,
he exhibitors at the Art League will
assist Mr. D. Howard Hitchcock in re-
,eiving the members and their guests