The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-31

Mrs Francis r. Day will be a guest Oh
honor her husband having peeA me
.a..,rd president Of the club, following
Jndoe 4. s. Hartwell. The Ladies An
nay - also to be opened that evening,
and this VIII lee used exclusively BY
TIL fair ,ey. Two women members "
each club member 5 family are emitted
tn the privilege OF the Annex and can
entertain friends there.
/ Dr. Tucker smith, [. ;. y, Is enter
tanning at present his relatives, MI
and Mrs \. b. Beall. and their daugh-
tiers. the Misses Lily and Florence
RealI. The BealIs are stopping at the
Noana.
tantaia and Mrs. Mark entertained
a+ dinner on Monday for Princess ka-
vananakoa. Mdlle. Dreyfus. Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Lewis. Miss stephens, Lieu
tenant Blair. Lieutenant Parsons and
Col. Samuel Parker.
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bennett. recently married. Miss Sara
Luca, entertained at dinner on We'd
nesday.
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Miss Evenon Of Philadelphia was the
motif on Thursday for dinner party
given by MI and Mrs. J.. J. Warren
Of Mauoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson entar-
tanned al the Peninsula on Sunday for
twenty four guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren entertained
at dinner party on Thursday evening
for Mrs. Martha Smith of Long Beach.
who is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Norton Bobo and Miss Ruth Smith.
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Mr.. ana Mrs c. J. Ludwigsen an
nornce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Ethel to Caleb r. Dickson.
+. Miss Violet Makee, Miss Allen, Miss
Ethel Spalding, Miss Harriet Lncas,
Miss Mary Lucas. Miss Ballentvne,
Miss Crvton. Miss Bell, and Miss Lydia
McStocker were among the luncheon
guests Of Miss Rosie Herbert on We'd
nesday, when purple violets formed
pleasing contrast to the bevv of beauty
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Amid roses and maidenhar ferns
Miss Irma BaIentyne entertained in
formally for a number of young people
On FRIDAY, tea being served amid chit
chat the guests included Mrs. George
c. Bowen of Fort Shafter, Miss Agnes
Wickstrum, Miss Allen. Miss Daisy
Gras. Miss Ethel Spalding. Miss Har-
riet Young. Miss Sara Lucas.
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Mrs. Harold Dillingham; and Mrs.
Hyde Smith departed for San Francisco
yesterday on the Mongolia where Mrs.
Dillingham; viii undergo treatment for
her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs Rabbit are occupying
the Alfred Carter home at Kahaia.
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Mrs Arthur Wilder will remain a
couple Of weeks at Haleiwa.
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Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Vic
tor Houston have taken a home on
Keeaumoku street
Ex-Mavor Bollmer of Davenport,
Iowa. and son. have entertained ex-
tensively at the Moana Hotel. Among
their old time local friends are Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Whitehouse
Miss Raw Bell. who graduated re-
Gently from the Columbia College of
Music and Dramatic Art at Seattle,
has returned home to visit with her
mother for the summer, and NAV pos
siblv remain here. She graduated with
high honors and her recitals in Seattle
have been highly praised. She may 90
to Boston this year for additional work
in the dramatic line. Miss Bell achieved
considerable histrionic fame by her ex-
cellent rendition of the role of Lovev
Mary in the local production of Mrs.
Wiggs,' her acting being regarded by
some as even better than that Of the
professional in a company which came
here later headed by Ada Dwyer.
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\ Hawaiian Iuau viii be given on
Tuesday evening at the Seaside in
honor of the visiting vachtsmen from
California. the hosts being the members
of the Hawaii Yacht Club The luau
Is to be given under the trees. The
guests will be received by Commodore
Jaeger. Governor ". F. Frear is ex-
pected to make an address on this occa-
sion.
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About fifteen friends are weekend
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Harry lewis
at the sam Parker bungalow on Tanta-
lus. The Lewises expect to remain on
the summit for about month.
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In honor Of her Wellesley classmate,
Mss Richards Of indianapolis. Miss
Alice Roth entertained at delightful