The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03

! hair: Miss Sara Lucas pink chiffon
empire. with pink couture bows, suited
her brunette type of beauty to per-
lection: Miss Alice SpaIding looked
dainty and sweet in a lingerie gown
! with roses in her hair; Miss Helen Cir
vim was stunning in blue net empire,
trimmed in bands of blue satin. The
ballroom of the Alexander Young Hotel
is admirably adapted for entertaining,
and the expansive roof garden with Its
mvriads of twinkling lights, served as
delightful promenade for the young
| people The evening was charming and
4 cool for dancing which was kept up
until a late hour. Kaai's orchestra, in
a recess of the ballroom, furnished mu
sic for the dancers.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Damon, Mrs. Philip Andrews, Miss
| Ella Wight, Miss Katherine Goodale,
Miss Belle McCorriston, Miss Alice
Cooke, Miss Spalding, Miss Sara Lucas,
Miss Blanche Soper, Miss Elsa Schae-
| fer. Miss Lillian Robertson, Miss Alice
| Spalding, Miss Irene Fisher, Miss Grace
| Robertson, Miss Lorna Iaukea, Miss
Katherine Hopper, Miss Marjorie Pc
| terson, Miss Madge McCandless, Miss
Helen Girvin, Mr.. Walter Rycroft, Mr.
| Jack Young, Mr.. Sherwood LowIey
Mr.. George Fuller, Lieut.. Rodgers, U
S,sA.; Mr. Arthur Macintosh, Mr.. Ned
Loomis, MI. Page, Lieut.. Bowen, U S
A; Mr. o 'Brien, Mr.. Harry Lucas, Mr.
Jones, Mr.. Bruce Cartwright Jr., Mr.
| Chester Livingston, Mr.. Roscoe Per
kins, Mr.. Edwards and Mr. VIII Castle
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Mr.. and Mrs Jack Dowsett enter
| tanned at a most elaborate dinner, New
Years eve. The table was decorated
in the holiday color, while potted pants
palms and hanging baskets were lavish
/ ly used. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs
Faxon Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Klebahn
and Mrs. Alice Hastings. Later in tn,
evening over thirty guests were invited
/ to watch the old year out, and the new
year in.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A. Pratt and family
are registered at the Moana Hotel Mr.
Pratt is prominent business man o,
Fresno, Cal.
One of the chief social events of tn,
week was the supper given by Mr.
and Mrs. George Davies at the Moan;
! Hotel on New Year s Eve. The sup
per was served in the private dining
| room. The color scheme was red. TIL,
| oval table at which the eighteen
guests were seated simply glowed will
red carnations and many candelabr;
with exquisite red shades. The sup
per was served at IL clock, ant
many good wishes were expressed ant
healths drunk when the whistles wer,
heard announcing the New Year Mrs
| Davies was clad in a superb real lac,
| robe, with touches of pink. He
mother, Mrs. Birney, wore an exquisit,
gown of black; Miss Birney wore ;
elinging blue chiffon over satin, will
touches of silver. Among those pres
emit We're Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs
H. Dillingham;, Major and Mrs. Potter
Mrs. Birney, Miss Marion Scott, Mis-
Birney, Miss Kaufman, Mr.. Horton
and David Anderson.
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On New Year Eve pleasant sur
prise was given Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
| Brown at their artistic bungalow a
| Waikiki, few intimate friends civ
ing them a surprise dinner. The tabl,
was in white and green. The coteri,
of friends present were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs J. S
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs Brainerd Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilder, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Judge and Mrs
Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball
Later in the evening. a number of TIL
guests attended the ball at the Moana
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On Thursday Miss Blair and Mis-
Lucas entertained at luncheon in homo
of Mrs. Moses, wife of Captain Nose
of the Naval Station Besides Mrs