The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-17
SOCIETY

which the luncheon was served was
partially covered with heavilyem-
broidered centerpiece, with doilies to |
match. cut-glass bowl of Chinese |
lilies was placed in the middle of the |
table and, with the combination of
maidenhair, supplied a pleasing decor |
alton. Mrs. Moses was becomingly |
clad in linen lingerie gown, trimmed
in cluny lace. Besides the hostess. |
those present We're Mrs. Holt, Mrs. |
Walter Frear, Mrs. Herman Ashley
Robertson, Mrs. Winslow, wife Of Cap
tain Winslow of the Marine Corps, and
Mrs. Wrightson of Fort Shafter.
Mrs. Elmer E. Paxton was the
hostess at a charming bridge party on
Friday afternoon at her home in Ma
noa Valley The bridge tables were
placed in the drawing-room and on the
lanai. The interior of the house sim
ply glowed with the scarlet double
poinsettias and, with the background of
graceful palms, produced an effective
decoration. Flags, greens and purple
asters were used lavishly on the Ia
nais. Delicious punch was served
during the game. At o'elock re-
'freshments were served at small ia
bles. Mrs. Marston Campbell won the
first prize, Dresden plate; Mrs. Lack
land was awarded the second, an en-
broidered tea cloth, and the consola-
ton prize, an exquisite bonbon spoon,
was given to Mrs. Bissell. Those
present were Mrs. Lewton Brain, Mrs.
John Drew, Mrs. Fred Waldron, Miss
Waldron, Mrs. Clinton J. Hutchins,
Mrs. tombstone, Mrs. Edward Watson
Mrs. Edward c. Brown, Mrs. Carl
Hedeman, Mrs. Reidford, Mrs. A. G.
Halves, Jr., Mrs. Gartenberg, Mrs.
stearns, Mrs. J. w. Dyer, Mrs. Nc
Stocker, Miss McStocker, Mrs. Selden
Kingsbury, Mrs. J. Morton Riggs,
Mrs. Charles Anterior, Mrs. G. F.
Bush, Mrs. Marston Campbell, Mrs.
Lakeland, Mrs. Frank Richardson,
Mrs. Bissell and Mrs. George Kluegel
Most of the guests wore exquisite
lingerie gowns with picture hats. The
hostess wore a gown that was much
admired, being hand-embroidered and
lavishly trimmed with lace
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Wilder
gave one of their jolly suppers and
automobile parties on Monday evening,
in honor of their niece, Miss Leslie
Wight. Those present besides Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilder and Miss Wight were Miss
Ella Wight, Miss Elsa Schaefer, Miss
Lady Macfarlane and Miss Alice Mac
farlane, Mr.. Will Roth, Mr.. George
Fuller and Mr.. William Williamson.
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Captain Bostwick of the u. s. S. |
Buffalo gave an enjoyable tea on board
on Thursday afternoon, for Miss
Lorna Iaukea. Mrs. Curtis Iaukea
chaperoned. 1t is needless to say the
young girls were charmingly enter
tanned.
Wednesday, the Morning Music Club
met at old school hall, Punahou, with
program was enjoyed:
Paper-Current Events ...
Mrs Mott-Smith
Prelude and Fugue-Bach. Miss Clarke
Aria-La Chic Chic Piango. -. Handel
Mrs. Fred Waterhouse
Sonata Major for violin and piano
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Handel
Andante- Fugue- Allegretto
Mrs. ingalls, and Miss Clarke
Songs-(a) My mother bids me bind !
my halr ................. Hayden
(b) Wohira. Schubert
Mrs. Frank Atherton
Largo-From Sonata No. 4. Beethoven
Mrs. Won Holt
Andante-From 1st SYMPHONY. -.
........,........ Schubert
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck and Mrs.
Westervelt
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Marshal f. R. Hendry entertained
SATURDAY. at the Commercial Club in
honor of the Misses Murphy of Helena.
Mont. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus Murphy. Judge and Mrs Sci.
den Kingsbury, Miss Murphy, Miss Adj
die Murphy.
Mrs. Kate Harker who will spend the
month of February at the Moana Hotel,
is being greeted and entertained by
host of old friends. Mrs Harker is
the daughter of the late Captain Har.
ker. and is a blonde with classical fea-
lures. She is endowed with lyric
soprano voice. This gifted artist ap-
| peared on the New York stage and was
one of the California beauties that came
rapidly to the front Her stage name
was Kathryn Lacon. 1t will be remem.
bered by some that her picture appeared
| in Munseys, Smiths and the New York
Times. Julia MarIowe S and Ethel Barry
more's portraits appeared at the same
time, making an artistic trio. Kathryn
Lacon was to have starred in "Little
Johnnie JONES' George Cohan's fam
Gus production of comedy opera, but
owing to her family's objection to the
stage. this talented young singer de-
cided to abandon it and is on two
years trip around the world. While
in Europe Mrs. Harker will resume her
studies under finished masters in Berlin.
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On the last trip of the transport
Thomas. Mrs lyman accompanied her
husband, and will make the round trip
from San Francisco to Manila. Captain
LYMAN is the navigating captain on the
Thomas and is warm personal friend
of General Bell, head of the general
staff of the Army. While in port Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Rhodes entertained
Thursday evening at dinner, in their
honor