The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
FORECAST OF FASHION.

FORECAST OF FASHION.
Ruffles and full skirts will be in
vogue this year. The hats viii be small
and on the turban style. The hair viii
be worn severely plain.-News Item.
We must bow, one and all,
To Dame. Fashion, this fall;
She s changing our hats and our hair
and our dress.
Now whisper it low,
But this really is so,
She orders remodeling of even our
flesh.
From our head to our toes,
There IS change in our clothes;
Last year how we worried because we
were stout,
And the flesh that we lost
Cat what terrible cost
Regain it we must or with Fashion
be out.
No curls, puffs or rats
Stuffed under our hats,
But smooth and fat band is the
mode for the hair;
All the big hats must go,
And the latest chapeau
Is the close-ftting turban we re or
dered to wear.
The tight-clinging gown
We will look at and frown,
AS thing of the past and not fit to
be seen.
No petticoats then,
But this year, ruffles ten,
Another few months and we II use
crinoline.
LEOLA HARVEY-ELDER.
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a strong Democratic community on ac-
count of the popularity of himself and
his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Gee had as their
guests at the Polo game on Wednes-
day, Lieutenant and Mrs. Barton.
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As Congress does not convene until
December, most of the Congressman
and their wives have little side trips
planned when they reach the Coast.
Several parties will take in the fair
at Seattle, and others will make short
visits with relatives or friends.
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Congressman Reeder and family will
reside in Washington this winter where
Miss Reeder and Leland Reeder will
be put in school.
Congressman Rodenberg and Con-
gresham Taylor are two members of
the Congressional party who were ex-
tensively entertained by the Governor
and Mrs. Frear during their stay here.
Both OF them are old friends of the
Governor, Congressman Taylor having
entertained Governor and Mrs. Frear
in Washington when they were on their
wedding tour, and Congressman Roden-
berg having formed a warm friendship
with them when he was living in Ho-
nolulu several years ago.
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Congressman Barchfeld and Miss
Barehfeld will go from San Francisco
to Los Angeles for a visit of several
weeks and will then make trip
through the Yosemite valley before re-
turning to their home in Pittsburg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd- Smith are
again at home after spending several
months touring Southern California.
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At the banquet given by Prince
Cupid after the reception Thursday
evening, the Congressional party was
delighted with the sweet singing of
Miss Freda Gay and Henry Clarke,
the Hawaiian tenor
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General and Mrs. Mcclellan enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at their
Mrs. Sebree.
Mrs. James Wilder gave luncheon
on Tuesday in honor of her sister-in-
law, Miss Helen Wilder. who was a
through passenger on the Manchuria,
bound for the Orient.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer miss
Lydia Gibbons) arrived on the Man
churia and are for the present living
at the Young Hotel.
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Gilchrist Hatch was a departing pas
senger on the Mongolia, bound flor
Wayne, Penn, where he will continue
his studies at st. Paul s school.
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The Honorable and Mrs. George E..
Somers, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, arrived
on the China and will be the house
guests of their daughter, Mrs. W. T.
Rawlins for three months.
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Ernest N. Smith, formerly of this
city. will be married on September %
at indianapolis, to Miss Edna Ro-
botham.
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First Liutenant Moses, of the Marine
Corps, who was formerly stationed at