The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-25

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proved the social and artistic success
which was inevitable from the fact
that it was given under the auspices
of a group of society women qualified
by every social grace to preside over a
function planned along the most elab-
crate lines.
Miss Maud o 'Connor was gowned in
emerald green tulle over white satin.
Miss Vera de Saba wore pale blue
satin with scarf of black tulle, draped
to form the tunic.
Mrs. r. 2. Schwerin wore black lace
and jet.
Local tennis devotees are supporting
a plan to send Mrs. Coulter, the Ha-
waiian champion tennis player to the
Coast to represent the Islands in the
championship games.
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Miss Grace Robertson was the hostess
at luncheon given Tuesday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. James Dougher-
ty on Kinau street, in honor of an old
schoolmate, Mrs. Raymond, the wife of
Major Raymond, who was a passenger
on the transport Logan. After lunch
the party motored to the Pail.
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Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Adelaide Napunani Dreier to
Or. Frank Edward Frates on the even
ing of the fifth of January at eight
o'clock at st. Augustine chapel at Wal
kiki.
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Examiner-The arrival of Mai.-Gen.
Thomas Ell. Barry and his charming
wife and daughter has brought its re-
joicing to the army set. For years
little or no entertaining has been done
at Fort Mason, the seat of the army,
and the awakening of headquarters -
is heralded with delight. General Bar
ry is a West Pointer; Mrs. Barry and
her daughter are noted hostesses, so
there is little surprise at their hearty
welcome. General Barry on Friday af-
ternoon officially received the army sta
toned at the several points about the
bay, in the Officers Clubhouse at the
Preside. It was a brilliant reception
and the hands of the Third Artillery
Corps and the Thirtieth Infantry play
ed a varied program.
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Examiner.-Lieut. Harold S. Naylor
U.S.A., and his bride, who was Miss
Peggie Simpson and a debutante of
last winter, returned from the East on
Tuesday. and are, for the present
guests of Colonel and Mrs. Lundeen at
the Preside. They expect to be estab-
lished soon in their own attractive
quarters and will remain at the Preside
until September, when they will go to
Oklahoma for station.
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Miss Iwalani Jaeger will he married
to Thomas E. Robinson on the evening
of the twentieth of January at the Epis-
copal church at eight O'Clock bv the
Rev. w. H. Bliss. Miss Blanche Soper
is to be the bridesmaid and K. H
Barnes will act as best man. A large
reception viii be given after the cere-
mony at the Jaeger home on King
street.
Master Donald Lewis Yesterday gave
a children s party in honor of Master
Frank Thompson. The guests received
presents from a large Christmas tree
over which Santa Claus himself pre-
sided.
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Chronicle-Mr and Mrs. Henry Eos
ter Dutton entertained at dinner at
the st. Francis preceding the ball on
Friday night. Their guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holbrook, Mr. and
Mrs William Sherwood Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 0. G. Miller, Miss Maud O'Connor
Miss Elsie ConsmiIler. Miss Jennie
Blair. Thornwell Mutually, Mr.. Owen
and Knox Maddox.
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Miss Elsa Sehaefer was the guest of
honor at a pretty lunc heon given on
Tuesday by Miss Violet Makee. The
lunch was followed by a musical pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell enter
tanned last evening with large Christ
mas tree and supper for twenty-five
guests. The presents were taken from
the tree just previous to the announce
ment for supper.
An announcement of exceptional in
terest TO all music-lovers is made today
regarding three recitals TO be given the
last three Thursdays in January by
Mrs. Mackall. soprano; Mrs. Banner.
man. eontralto, and Miss Clarke
pianist.
Mrs. Maekall and Miss Clarke are
too well known to need an introduc
, ton. as they have appeared in public
recitals on several occasions.
One is assured of a well-arranged
and artistieally performed program
/ when they have planned it.
! Mrs. Bannerman is the most decided
acquisition to Honolulu musical circle: