The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-19
Society

Mrs. Willis T. Pope entertained TWEEN
ty-four guests last evening at her home
on AIewa Heights, the occasion being
china shower in honor of Miss Thora
Oss, whose marriage to Clifton. Tracy
Is to take place in the near future. The
table decorations were delicate pink and
white, the guest of honor being seated
under a pink bell intertwined with
MALE. Much merriment was caused at
the novel method in which the gifts
were hidden, each one being connected
with miniature bride by tiny satin
ribbon. Many beautiful gifts were be
slowed upon Miss Oss, and the occa-
sion was altogether delightful one.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Ross and their
daughter Madeline Will return to the
Islands on the Mariana due here on
Tuesday They have been making a
tour of Australia and New Zealand.
After making a short visit in Honolulu
they Will tour Europe. Their son Don
aid will accompany them.
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Mrs. J. H. Craig leaves on the vii
ItlluIHd ~ FioII htl tiuS - -
Frank V. Bennett. in PinoIa, California.
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Doctor and Mrs Frank Newhall
White arrived on the Wilhelmina and
are guests at the Macdonald. Doctor
White is taking Doctor Scudder s place
at Central Union church during the alb
sence of the latter from the Islands.
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Mrs. George Kimbali, the mother of
Clifford Kimball of Haleiwa, will be
the houseguest of Mrs. T. J. King for
Piikoi street.
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney was the
guest of honor at luncheon given by
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer on Wednesday
afternoon. After the lunch the guests
played bridge whist.
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Mrs Frederick Klebahn was lunch
con hostess on Thursday afternoon to a
coterie of members Of the younger
social set.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bond of Chicago,
who has been the houseguest of Mrs.
Edward Tennev, will continue on her
way to Japan on the fourth of next
month.
Mrs. Richard Ivers was a luncheon
hostess on Thursday at her home IN
College Hills.
Cards are out for reception to be
o.
row afternoon from four until six
clock at the Waikiki residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Castle.
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Mrs. Eleanor Hyde Smith, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Dillingham; is booked to leave on the
twenty fifth on the Mongolia.
Cards are out for tea to be given by
Miss Constance Restarick on Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Garrett and
Mrs. Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Duisenberg are
at present visiting with relatives in
San Francisco and later intend making
an automobile tour Of southern Cali
fornia.
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At Mrs. George Smithies' luncheon,
given for Mrs Vos and Mrs. Renjes
| on Friday, the invited guests were
Mrs. H Focke, Mrs. f. R. Stackable,
Mrs. Geo C. Potter, Mrs. F. Klebahn,
! Mrs F. d. Tenney Mrs. Carl Wide
| mann, Mrs. Doctor Cooper and Mrs. w.
LAM.
A most original party was given yes
| terdav afternoon by Rodger and Doug
las Simpson at their home in Nuuanu
Valley. The invitations were sent out
to "Warrior Party and as result
the guests arrived in Indian costumes,
some riding horses without saddle or
bride. In the early part of the after
| noon a photograph Of all TIE warriors
grouped around Tepee was taken, and
then the time was devoted to- the
games of tomahawk and pebbles until
the members of the two tribes were
summoned to forage for refreshments.
The forage resulted in the discovery
of several freezers of ice cream and
a seemingly unlimited supply of cornu-
copias, and still later search brought
TO light generous supply of candy
Besides prizes. each child was given
a souvenir of a Valley School pennant.
Among those present were Stanley,
Ernest and Robert Mott-Smith, Freder'
lex Waterhouse. Harvey and Dickson
Hitchcock, Donald Young. Dermot Stan
| lev and Leigh Waterhouse.
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News Tetter:-Captain and Mrs
! William Matson and Miss Lurline Mat
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