The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-12

trips. From all reports the ladies of
the party stood the boat trips remark
ably well and have thoroughly enjoyed
every moment of the journey.
The following are two much sought
after invitations of the week:
Honorable and Princess Kalanianaole
request the pleasure of your
company at reception to be given in
honor of the Congressional Party
on Thursday evening, Septem-
Der sixteenth, from eight
thirty to eleven
o'clock at
Pualeilani, Waikiki.
Captain and Mrs. C. P. Rees
At Home to meet
Rear-Admirals Sebree and Barry and the
Captains and Officers of the U.
S. Pacific Fleet Thursday,
September the six
teenth
The PleasantOn
From four until six clock.
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Miss Gwendolyn Blair and Miss
Louise Lucas have returned from their
trip to the Coast and are now stop
ping at the Won Holt resident on Judd
street.
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Mrs Walter Hoffman, gave unique
morning party last Monday, inviting
the guests for eleven clock. The hos
tess had arranged a short musical pro-
gram after which she served a light
breakfast ga la buffet The numer-
Gus guests were charmed with the ut
ter simplicity and informality. An at
mosphere of hearty cordiality and per-
sonality which marks Mrs. Hoffman, s
affairs, prevailed.
Program of music:
Songs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Hoffman,
Piano Solos. ..... Miss Florence Desky
| Quartet-Drink to me only with
thine eyes
Mrs. R. c. Stackable, Misses Whine and
Mrs. Hoffman,.
| Violin Solos. 800. Mrs. Royal D. Mead
| Song. Mrs r. c. Stackable
| Piano Miss Desky
| Quartet ......B rahm Lullaby
The music was very much enjoyed
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the occasion. Mrs. Mead s violin work
was exceedingly interesting. Miss
! ,Deskv PLAYED with much natural taste,
and Mrs. Stackable s song was very
much admired. The two quartets for
ladies' voices were a charming innova-
! ton and pleased the guests consider
| ably. Mrs. Hoffman, sang several of
Carrie Jacob Bonds songs for the Ia
dies. Miss Whine received the guests
on the lanai and presented them to her
sister and Mrs. Hoffman,. The house
was thrown well open, the livingroom
decorated in red and the readingroom
profuse in yellow alamander. In the
Dutch windows were jardinieres of red
geraniums. At one table, for ice tea,
Mrs. Henry Waterhouse presided, and
| at another Mrs. Carl du Roi did the
honors. Mrs R. c. Stackable, Miss
Winnie and Miss Argue otherwise as
sisted Mrs. Hoffman,.
| The invited guests, most of whom
were present, were Mrs. Walter Frear,
Mrs. A. B. Tucker, Mrs. J. L. Winnie,
! Mrs. R. D. Mead, Mrs. John Erdman,
! Mrs. James Dole. Mrs. VIM. Weinrich,
Jr., Mrs. D. Howard Hitchcock, Mrs.
| Henry Waterhouse, Mrs. r. c. Stack
able, Mrs. Malcolm Maeintyre, Mrs.
Henry Bicknell, Mrs. Chester Living
ston, Mrs. G. W. R. King, Misses Alice
and Gertrude Brown, Miss Cordelia
Walker, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Misses
| Warehouse, Misses Jordan, Misses An
gus, Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss Anna
Johnson, Miss Ellison, Miss Blanche
! Soper, Miss Irene Fisher, Miss Bessie
! Hopper, Miss Harriet Needham, Miss
Werthmueller, Miss Claire Kelley, Miss
! Cordelia Gilman, Misses Frances and
Mary Lawrence, and Miss Braley.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. G. ". R. King gave very
pretty luncheon at the Young Hotel on
| Thursday in honor of Mrs. ]. B. White,
/ the mother of Mrs. Cashier. The other
guests were Mrs. Walter Hoffman, and