The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
SOCIETY

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Friday evening Mrs. J. ". Saunders
gave very pleasant dinner at the
Moana Hotel. Covers were. placed for
nine, the table being very artistic in
it's decoration of violet, the artificial
lights with violet-colored shades lend
ing added beauty to the scene. Mrs.
Saunders and her charming daughter
are noted for their wit and repartee,
and proved ideal hostesses. Among
the invited guests were Mrs. W. G.
Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Da-
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mr..
Harry Wilder and Mr.. Charles Muir
ray.
Mr.. G. Walters of Hawaii left on the
en- CHINA on hurried business trip to
Mr.. W. C. Parke gave most en-
joyable dinner in honor of Judge Will
Hams of Vancouver, who is visiting in
Honolulu. The affair was given at the
Parkes' beautiful home on Beretania
avenue, on Wednesday last. Pink was
used as the decorative scheme. Among
those present were Mrs. Walbridge,
Miss Anna Parke, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Bryant Cooper and Judge Hart
WELL After dinner Mrs. Cooper enter
tanned the guests with several vocal
selections.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Charles Green were
host and hostess at surfing party
Thursday afternoon, the party starting
from the Moana Hotel at three o clock
Eight guests participated in this de-
lightful sport. After the surfriding a
swim was INDUCED in, and then after
noon tea was served on the lanai of the
hotel. Those present as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Green were Miss Gibbons. Mr..
Stanley Kennedy, Miss Saunders, Miss
Chase, Mr.. Kenneth Winter, and Mr..
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory, of Parkers-
burg, West Virginia, are registered at
the Young Hotel, and will spend a
month in Honolulu. Mr.. Mallory is one
of the coil kings p of the South, and
is on a honeymoon trip around the
world
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Mrs. Mary Gum, after a most enjoy
able trip to the Volcano, returned yes
terday on the Mauna Kea.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. C. Deering will
be the host aud hostess this evening at
a dinner party to be given at their att
tractive home on King street.
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Mrs. Arthur Brown returned from
the mainland on the steamer Korea.
This handsome young matron has been
greatly missed in the social circles of
Honolulu, and is being welcomed by a
| host of friends.
| There is hardly any color or shade
| that girl with blue eyes can not
| wear in the daytime. Brown haired
| girls have wide range Of co1ors, pro.
| viding their skin is clear, but the
gamut of browns is precisely suited
| to them. This is particularly COCOA
| just now, when browns are so fashion
able and the shades unlimited. There
are charming "woods'' for day, and
| for evening, tans, cafe au lait, creams
and yeIlows. If the eyes have hazel
| CLINT, a girl will do well to go into
| grays, not the cold steel varieties, but
soft doves, pink and blue grays, some
verging into mauve, says Woman IS
Life. The exception from this class
| come from the muddy skin. In those
cases tans and cafe au laits and gravs
should be rigidly avoided, for they
will only accentuate all the thickness
of the complexion.
Miss Krupp was hostess at a loge
| party at the Opera House on New
Years Day. Bonine's moving pictures
| formed the entertainment, and We're
much enjoyed by those present, espe-
cially when scenes from the Malihini
| Christmas Tree were thrown on the
canvas.
Mr.. E. J. Lord returned on the Ko-
rea. Mr.. Lord expresses himself as
being charmed at being back in Ho-
| nolulu. While he enjoyed the sightsee,
ing in New York and Washington, D.
c., the extreme cold weather made him
| long for a tropical cline.
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an elaborate dinner New Years Eve
| at the Moana Hotel. Pink carnations
and pink leis were used in profusion
| as a decoration.
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Miss A. NJ. Felker WAS hostess at g
delightful New Years dinner at hel
cosy bungalow in Manoa Valley. The
guests were seated at an oblong table
which was one mass of La Franc,
roses. A delicious repast was served
After dinner the guests repaired to tn,
drawing room, where pleasurabl,
evening was spent. devoted to music
Those present were Miss Murphy ant
Miss Addie Murphy of Helena, Mon
tana; Miss Grace Felker, Mrs. Paseo
Miss Beaver, DR.. C. Rodgers, Mr.. R. 7
. Dow. Mr.. Maclaren. Mr.. Walker, Nj
: j. Dow and Mr.. Lyalls.