The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-11
SOCIETY

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The tenth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Case Deer
ing was celebrated at their King street
home on Tuesday evening at dinner
party, at which were present Major
and Mrs Wadhams of Fort Shafter,
Mrs. Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
DIR. and Mrs. Ernest Water
house, Mrs. Alexander G. Halves, .jr.,
Mr.. Charles Rice of Kauai, Mr.. John
McKinnon, Mr. Thomas King, Mr..
David Anderson. Tin was the metal
displayed in the presents and decora
lions, large tin pail being the prin-
cipal decoration at the lanai entrance.
The arrival of guest was announced
by a symphony on a dishpan. Painted
place cards were tin spoons. The we'd
ding march was sung and all went mer-
rily as a wedding bell
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a regimental smoker was given at
Schofeld Barracks last evening at the
officers mess hall by officers of the
Fifth Cavalry, which was attended by
several officers from town. Last week
Thursday the first regimental dinner
was given since the arrival of the two
squadrons in January. These regimen
tai dinners will be monthly functions.
The officers mess hall is a very com
Portable bungalow and well adapted to
having wide verandas.
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Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, Jr., who is
watching the dredger's teeth sink into
the coral of Pearl Harbor channel, on
behalf of Uncle Sam, gave dinner
party at the Martin Cafe at Pearl City
on Friday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. I'll. Leeds of Richmond, Indiana,
other guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Dillingham; and Mr.. A. l.. G. Atkinson.
This is one of the first of the social af-
fairs heralding the establishment of the
social center at the new Pearl Harbor
naval station.
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The reception aboard the flagship
Also ON Thursday from 8 to clock
given by Admiral Ijichi was largely at
tended by military and official folk of
Honolulu The twoA warships were
decorated with flags and bunting and
wharf between the two vessels, while
the Hawaiian band played. Refresh
ments were served in the wardroom.
The town guests enjoyed the visit
aboard the ships, the japanese officers
showing themselves to be excellent
hosts. Admiral Ijichi and Captains
Ishii and Sato received the guests on
the quarterback, assisted by Consul
General Uyeno.
1t is not to be wondered at that a
smart-looking young woman who at
tended function the other afternoon
had ta do some hard thinking when
she was offered cup of tea. Conven-
tion required that she sip it, and yet
Dame Fashion had so decreed the ty
ing of her veil that this seemed al
most impossible. The veil is now deft-
~ tied over hat, face and chin, and
when once adjusted is fixture until
one returns home and has it removed.
To remove it meanwhile neeessitates
disarraying one S Marcel waves. The
young woman raised the cup to her
lips and the tea was drawn through
the veil. 1t was done So prettily and
SO adroitly that only the oddity of the
maneuyer was observed and comment
ed upon, and the tea was not even
spilled. Yes, it happened in Honolulu,
and the young woman is one of the
most attractive of the army of new
corners.
DIR. and Mrs. Langhorne of the
Naval Station entertained at dinner
the first of the week in honor of DR..
and Mrs. James Judd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Dillingham; and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Leeds.
In honor of Miss Hardaway, who be-
comes the bride of First Lieutenant
Wrightson, goth Infantry, on June 2,
Captain and Mrs. Moses entertained a
number of guests at dinner at the
Naval Station on Tuesday. The guests
included Captain and Mrs. Mark,
Lieutenant and Mrs Ward, DR.. and
Mrs. J. S. McGrew, Mrs. Wrightson.
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Miss Clara Carpenter, beautiful
society girl of Los Angeles, is the
guest of Mrs. Sidney Ballou, who has
recovered from a severe illness and is
out among her friends agai1. At a
little At Home on Wednesday at the
Ballou residence, Miss Carpenter
served tea for the numerous guests
who called to greet the convalescent.
Miss Carpenter win remain here sew
eral months.
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Mrs Augustus Knudsen will leave
for the Coast in the near future.
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Col. A. G. Halves will arrive here in
MAY TO visit his wife at Sans Souei.
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Captain and Mrs. Moses entertained
at a small but very delightful dinner
party on Wednesday evening at the
Naval Station.
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On Friday evening the Puupueo Ten
mis- Club will give dance at the Moana
Hotel There will be ''late cars. - The
affair is invitational
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The beautiful gowns displayed by
Mrs. MCGOWAN. Mrs. Newhall and Mrs.
Porter of California at the various
funetio this week have been quite
the cynosure of all eyes. The blue
direetoire gown of Miss Clara Carpen-
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