The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-25

Among the guests were Mrs. Nc
lCaughey. Mrs. Breckons. Mrs. Mat
thew Graham. Mrs. Stanley Livingston,
Mrs. Marshall. Mrs Smith. Mrs. Ches-
ter HUM. Mrs Clifton Tracy. Miss
Stone, Miss Fairehild. Miss Mcdonald.
Miss Bosher, Miss ZiegIer Miss Cooke.
IlMlss Ruth Shaw, Miss Agnes Alexan-
der and Miss DAWSON.
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Mrs. Clinton Bailentvne entertained
at luncheon on Friday in her usual
gracious manner Luncheon was served
on the spacious lanai overlooking the
sea, while the cool Manoa breezes did
their part in making things enjoyable.
The large circular table was profusely
decorated with crimson carnations and
feathery maidenhair ferns The place
cards were daintilv hand tinted heads
of girls. Mrs. Ballentyne 5 guests We're
her sister. Miss Hartnagel of Seattle.
Mrs G.. NJ. Y. Forster Mrs. Arthur
Berg, Mrs. A. W I. Bottomley, Mrs
NJ. F.. Prosser and Mrs Arthur Smith
After the dainty lunch. Mrs. Smith en-
tertained those present by singing in
her sweet, unaffected voice several
lovely songs.
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Mrs. John IIornberger was the guest
Of honor at a bridge party given by
Mrs. Frank McStocker on Friday after
noon. There were three tables, and
prizes, of hand embroidered linen doilies
were awarded at each table. these be
ing won by Mrs. Putnam. Mrs. Winter
and Mrs Frank Ramsey. The guests
included Mrs John Hornberger. Miss
| Katherine stephens. Mrs. Lane. Mrs.
Winter, Mrs. Putnam. Mrs Ward. Mrs.
WinsIow Mrs. Mark. Mrs. Robards,
Mrs. Ramsey and the Misses Ne,
Stocker
A. F. Wall has been chosen director
of the 1911 Floral Parade on Washing
ton 5 birthday. This has grown to be
quite feature of the Islands and
usually attracts number of tourists.
With such an able manager, next
years parade can not fail to be a
success and keep up the reputation won
by former ones. Already many people
have commenced to plan the decora-
fions for their machines. and we may
look for many novelties in that line.
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On Monday last Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ
Watson entertained at dinner in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Gray of California.
The circular table was decorated in a
most effective manner. and the place
cards were unusually pretty. Mrs.
Watson is always charming hostess,
and Mr. Watson entertains in true
Southern style. The guests were Mrs
and Miss Gray Mr. and Mrs Arthur
WiIIar Dnn+,r Mr. Olson
After dinner several closely contested
rubbers of bridge were played.
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A delightful reception was given by
Mr. and Mrs George Renton Sr in
Mr.. and Mrs George Renton Jr. last
Tuesday evening at their home on Eva
Plantation. The house was beautifully
decorated in white and green for the
occasion Between fifty and sixty
guests, all of them being plantation
people, were present at this pleasant
event.
The home Of Dir. and Mrs Clifford
r. High on Willie street was the scene
Of delightful dinner given last Wed,
nesday in compliment TO Arthur Mae,
kintosh and his bride. The table deco,
ratsons were pink carnations and mai
dcnhair fern artisticalIv arranged in
cutglass bowl and scattered loosely
over the table Covers were laid for
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A pretty dinner was given on We'd
nesdav evening in honor of Judge and
Mrs. Kingsburv Of Maui at the home
Of Major and Mrs. Winslow. The table
looked most attractive with decorations
of beautiful roses and dainty place
cards The guests were Governor and
Mrs. Frear. Miss Winston, Judge and
Mrs. KineSbury, Captain and Mrs
Koester Of Lelehua. and Colonel Schuy
Ter.
An elaborate Chinese dinner was
given last Saturday evening by Mr..
aud Mrs. Ahoo in honor of Prince and
Princess KalananaoIe and some Of the
partici pants in the Regatta Day races.
Much merriment was caused by a dis
cusson of the organization Of a per
petual Has Beens crew to race every
year.
Among the guests were Prince and
Princess kalaniauaoIe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chiliingworth, Judge and Mrs,
Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. George smith
les. Mr.. aud Mrs. f. \. Douthitt. Mr..
and Mrs. George Curry. Messrs. Frank
Thompson. A. NJ Brown and A. +.
, Taylor,
From the East comes the news of the
marriage of Mr.. H. f. Wichman of this