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

portion of the afternoon was devoted
to bridge. Among those present be-
sides Mrs. Scott and Miss Goodale
were Mrs. Harold Brickwood Giffard,
Mrs. William Lowrey Castle, Miss
Alice Macfarlane. Miss Leslie Wight,
Miss Beatrice Castle, Miss Marion
Scott, Miss Helen Alexander. Miss
Claire Kelly, Miss Cordelia Walker,
Miss Margaret Castle and Miss Helen
Maefarlane.
Mr.. Gormley, who is stationed on
the Buffalo, is being welcomed by
many old friends in Honolulu. This
popular young officer visited this port
a wear and half ago on the U. S. S.
West Virginia.
Mrs. o. 6. Laberee and Miss La
beree viii spend the winter in Homo
lulu and are domieiled at the Moana
Hotel; Mrs. Laberee is one of the So
cial leaders in Spokane, and is an in
innate friend of Mrs. ]. a. McCandless
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson en-
tertained their friends at fish chow
der on Sunday, the guests leaving on
the 9:15 train for the Peninsula. The
affair was celebration of the second
anniversary of this young couple s mar
rage. A thoroughly enjoyable day
was spent and many good wishes were
expressed by the following guests:
Judge and Mrs. A. Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs, Gerrft Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd Smith, Mrs.
Mary Gum, Mr.. Richard Wright, Mr..
Al. C. Atkinson.
DIR. L. Hartnagel announces the mar
riage of his sister Leontine to DIR.
John Howard Finley, on Thursday, De
cember II, 1908, at Seattle, Washing
ton.
Mr.. Wichman entertained at dinner
at the Alexander Young Hotel on Sat
rrday evening" The following guests
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Low
rev. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Castle.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Campbell gave
box party last night at the Opera
I House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing entertained al
dinner in honor of Miss Leslie Wight
Tuesday evening.
Last Monday Mrs Harold Dillingham;
entertained at an informal tea in homo
of her mother, Mrs. Hyde-Smith, of San
Francisco. The house was charmingl.
decorated in pink. Those present wer
Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. B. F. Dill
lingham, Mrs Hyde-Smith, Madam
Ivets, Mrs. Richard fvefs,- Mrs: 6ieorg
Davies, Miss Birney, Miss Marion Scott
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Miss Beatrice Cas-
tie, Miss Margaret Castle and DR.. Armi
tage,
One of the coming social events o
the year will be the University Gu
ball, to be given February the 5th.
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Last Saturday at the benefit give
DIT lu0 opera IIouSt, hlSo AiupP w
|. hostess at Loge party.
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One of the pleasurable teas of tn
week was the one given Thursday a.
ternoon by Mrs. Allen Bottomley at he
artistic bungalow in Manoa valley. TIL
guests were invited from until 6, an
, during those hours a continual streal
, Of automobiles and carriages was see
, with their freight of fair femininit.
Mrs. Bottomley who looked particula
~ well in cream colored empire, wit
touches of blue, received the guest
7 7 The decorations were most elaborat
| the drawing groom and dinirg-room b.
ing decorated in roses and maidenha
fern, while the lanai was exquisite
violets, palms and potted ferns. R
freshments were served at small table
which were decorated with double pu
pie violets. The Bottomleys home
admirably situated, commanding an e:
= quisite view of both the mountains an
the sea, and is delightfully."- cool. bein
5 swept by the continuous Manoa breeze
S Among those present were Mrs. Jorda
t Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Sam Damo
l Mrs. Haneberg, Mrs. Van Damn. Mr.
4 Tom King, Mrs. c. NJ. V. Forster, Mr.
!, Restarick, Mrs. Walter Hoffman,, Mr.
: Lawrence, Mrs. Frank Halstead, MI
r | Lakeland Mrs. Ralph Foster, Mrs. Re: