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

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Mr.. and Mrs. Swanzy entertained in
formally at dinner on Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Giffard, who
have been spending their honeymoon
on Tantalus, will return TO town to-
morrow, and viii be domieiled on Kee-
aumoku street.
Mrs. f. J. Lord who is sojOurning at
/ the Moana Hotel. entertained at chill
dren's garden and bathing party on
Saturday afternoon. Refreshments
were served on small tables under the
| hau trees, after which Mrs. Lord s
thirty guests played games and had
genuinely good time.
The bridge luncheon on Thursday,
! over which Mrs. J. A. MeCandless pre-
! sided as hostess. was an unusually pref
" affair and was marked with the de-
| Iightful informality with which Mrs.
McCandless and her daughter invest
even their most elaborate affairs. The
table presented a most attractive ap-
pearance. An exquisite centerpiece of
Chinese grass cloth embroidered IN
ehrvsanthemums, decorated the table,
on it repOsed low eutglass vase filled
with red carnations. The table was
strewn with the same variety of flow
ers and maidenhair fern. After lunch
con coffee was served in the drawing
room; later the guests were seated at
small tables where the ever popular
game of bridge was enjoyed. Among
those present beside the charming
hostess and her attractive young
daughter were Mrs. Dunning, Mrs. Win
slow, Mrs. Selden Kingsbury, Mrs. Wad- |
hams. Mrs. Willard Brown, Mrs. An
drew Fuller. Mrs. Philip Andrews and |
Mrs. Peterson.
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Mrs. Lewton-Brain has issued invi- |
tations for four clock tea at her
charming home in ManOa valley, for |
next Thursday.
Major and Mrs Dunning entertained |
informally at dinner last week in hon
or of Major and Mrs. Forster, who are /
Army and local society circles.
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Mr.. Allan Herbert is entertaining q
house party today at picturesque Wal
lele in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Moulton of California. This young
couple are spending their honeymoon
in the Islands. Mrs. Moulton is tall,
striking brunette and understands to
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Chronicle-Word has been received
of the marriage of Miss Ella Elizabeth
Stansbury and William Wallace Keith,
which took place at Pasadena on We'd
nesday, November IL. Miss Stansbury's
home until a few years ago was in
Honolulu, and it was first planned to
go there for the ceremony, in which
event there was to have been one of
the picturesque Honolulu weddings,
with Mrs. Charles Cooper as matron of
honor and Judge Sanford B. Dole, for
merly Governor of Hawaii, to give the
bride in marriage. Owing, however, to
recent illness these plans had to be
changed, and the quiet wedding in
Southern California substituted. The
bride is a member of the well-knOwn
Walter Damon of San Rafael. The flu
ture home of Mr.. Keith and his bride
will be GOldfield, where the groom is
identified with the TonOpah and Tide
water road.
Weekend parties are becoming all ,
the rage at the popular little Haleiwa
Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waterhouse ,
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urday last, the party leaving Honolulu
Saturday afternoon, making the trip in
an automobile, and spending the night {
and a portion of the Sabbath at this
popular hostelry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Murphy will {
entertain at dinner in honor of the S
Misses Murphy of Helena, Montana. 9
The charming young ladies will spend 4
two or three months at the Moana Hotel /
before resuming their trip around the a
world. q
Mrs. Victor Collins, who is proving f
quite an acquisition to Honolulu's So II
,lal circles, has been much entertained n
turing the past week, and has charmed g
her many new acquaintance with her I
O"u'AAui Noict- MIS-. tOlnnS mas large :
brown eyes and masses of nut-brown \
lair and beautiful fresh complexion. \
Her tall, slender figure sets off to per h
lection her European gowns. of which \
he possesses many, that are built as T
ultra modish lines. I
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Friday night the George Davies G
,eaeh home was blaze of light and y
he driveway was simply thronged \
With automobiles and carriages. the II
eeaslon being dance given in honor [
# Mrs. Davies sister, Miss Birnev.
Who is visiting them. Palms and white
ut flowers were used for decoration.
While the seaside of the residence was n
Jung with Chinese lanterns. The as II
emblage- while not large, was select, o
most of the guests being close friends n
I the host and hostess. Those pres y
mt were Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. o
lr. and Mrs. Ralph Forster. Mr.. and d
lrS. Richard Ivers. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfar- W
lne, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson. u
lr. and Mrs. Clifford Kimban Mr.. +
nd Mrs. Sam Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. Il
ieorge Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rannev II