The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-23

prize, Teeo vase, was presented 10
Miss Claire Parmelee.
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Washington Post.-Miss Jeanne Ty-
son, who has been spending some time
with Mrs. Talbot and her debutante
daughter, has been the recipient of no
end of attention at the hands of Mrs.
Talbot s friends. One of the charming
affairs planned for the visitor was Miss
Talbot s tea, when half of swagger
Washington rendezvoused at the Tai
bot home to meet the pretty young
were Miss Harriet Hatch, debutante
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Hatch;
Miss Katherine Jennings and Miss
Dorothy Gardner Williams, all well
known on the Coast.
Washington Post-Mrs. Hatch, who
has had with her Mr. and Mrs. Sewall
and later her young niece, Miss HAYES,
has given series of dinners and
luncheons for her visitors, who in turn
were feted on all hands, one of the
unique events being an oyster roast
planned by one of the society women
in compliment to Mrs. Hatch IS visiting
friends.
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Washington Post. = Eames Mac
Veagh, one of the very eligible
bachelors drought in" by the new
administration, with his father, the
secretary of the treasury, was in the
throng at the second speedway concert,
Mr. MacVeagh Jr. being noticeable as
the proud possessor of the tallest and
- slenderest two gallon hat" seen in
Washington this season. Californians
en- masse filed the driveways. Judge
and Mrs. Hatch and their daughter and
house guest, Mrs. A. N. Talbot, and her
pretty young daughter and attractive
house guest, Miss Jeanne Tyson of San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Representative and Mrs. Need
ham and Senator and Mrs. Flint being
among those who followed the lead of
the president and Mrs. Taft and cir
cled gayly past the new bandstand,
when the Philippine constabulary
band which came over from Manila
for the Inauguration, held forth in a
program of rollicking music suitable to
the occasion.
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The musical circle of the Kilohana
Art League will be At Home at the
Castle kindergarten on Thursday even
ing, May 81, at SIS p. m. Cards are
being issued to members and their
friends. The program will be an ex-
cellent one.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lewton-
Brain, Mr.. Noel DEER entertained at
dinner at the Moana on Monday even
ing as compliment to Mrs. Lewton-
Brain who is booked to leave for Eng
land on Wednesday.
At their bungalow at Waikiki on
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilder entertained at dinner for
Mr. and Mrs. William Mines and Mrs.
R. B. King of Los Angeles Other
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers, Judge and
Mrs. Wilder, Miss Carpenter, Captain
ExtOp, U.S.A., Lieut.. Chiffon, U.s.A.
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Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; s guests at
the luncheon given last Monday for
MIS-. luminous, lncluueu MIS-. UerTlt
Wilder, Mrs. Leeds of Richmond, Ind. =;
Mrs. Sanford Wadhams, Mrs. Harold
Dillingham;, Mrs. Richard Ivers.
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Mrs. Potter and daughter, Miss Nina
Jones, will remain here couple of
weeks longer before returning to their
home in California. They are being
well-entertained. Bruce Cartwright Jr.
gave luncheon in their honor at the
Young last Saturday.
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The Elleford company has three ex-
tremely attractive young women in its
cast, who are not only very proposes
sing off, as well as on the stage, but
dress well, particularly in their stage
roles. Miss Auda Due, the leading