The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09

detraeted nothing from the pleasure Of
the occasion.
y very informal but delightful tea
was given on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs Malcolm Macintyre Of College
Hills in honor Of Mrs McCallGm and
Miss Vera McCalium, who have recently
come from Canada to make their home
in Honolulu. The Mctaliums have taken
a nome on College Hills. and Mrs.
Macintvre took this opportunity of IN
troducihg them to their neighbors. The
guests were all residents Of Manoa. and
included Mrs Hemenway. Mrs. Norris,
Mrs. Novel;. Mrs. McCallum. Mrs. Frank
Dillingham;, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs Gartley
and Miss Vera McCallum.
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most enthusiastic audience greeted
Mrs Hugo Herzer and Mr.. Carlos CAGE
res at their recital given on last Tues
dav evening. Mrs. Herzer was in
splendid voice. and charmed the audi
ence with the many and varied selec-
tions which she sang She received
round after round of applause and was
most generous in responding TO encores.
Mrs. HerZer has never failed to win
her audience by her unaffected man
ner and sweet singing, and Tuesday
evening was no exception to this rule.
Mr.. Caceres is a thorough musician,
and played all his numbers with such
skill and feeling that he held his audi
ence throughout. As an accompanist
he is excellent, and his playing and
Doctor Ramus' violin cello 0bligatos
added much to Mrs. Herzer's songs.
Taken in all. 1t was most ENJOYABLE
concert, and all who failed TO hear it
missed a great musical treat.
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4 very interesting wedding. hat Of
Miss NJ A. Franklin of BalIylinan.
Ireland. to Mr.. z. Maurice Mcmahon,
was celebrated yesterday evening at
SIX clock at st. Andrew 5 Cathedral,
the Rev. Canon Ault officiating. The
bride is native Of Ireland. and ar
rived in Honolulu Friday morning on
the Sierra. Mr.. Mcmahon is we'll
known in Honolulu as a poet. one of
his poems being 1.-The Irish Girls at
Bray written shortly after meeting
Miss Franklin at Bray four or five
years ago.
MI. anu Mis-. L lduh bdi1DH OF Albd-
nalua entertained last Saturday after
noon with an informal tea in honor Of
Mrs. 5. Mills of Mills College. Oakland.
Tea was served in the rawingroom
which was tastefully decorated with
roses and palms. The guests were girls
who had once attended Mrs. Mills Col
lege; they included Miss Harriet Young,
Miss Grace Robertson, Miss Violet Ma
kee, Miss Lydia McStocker, Miss Mar
garet Cooke. Miss Julia McSocker.
Miss Emily Rice and several others.
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Mrs. John Hornberger was the guest
of honor at a bridge afternoon given
by Mrs. Winter last Monday. A guest
prize of a travelling bag was presented
to Mrs. Hornberger during the after
noon. The first prize was won by .Irs.
Frederick Ramsey, and consisted of
silver individual salt and pepper set,
While the second prize. a fully QUILTED
workbag, was awarded to Mrs. Lane
Besides the guest of honor. there were
present Mrs Ward, Mrs Timberlake,
Mrs. Falls, Mrs. Putnam. Mrs. Mark,
Mrs Turner, Mrs. Rooster, Mrs Ram
hey, Mrs. McStocker, Mrs. Lane, Mrs
Richards, Miss Lydia McStocker, and
Mrs. Wilcox.
Airs. Jack Lucas entertained an
luncheon on Wednesday at Kaalawai
for Mrs. Gus Murphy, Mrs. Long ana
Mrs. Barclay.
The Service Bridge Club will meet
with Mrs. Wilcox at the CORTLAND on
Beretanla avenue on its regular day
this week.
Major and Mrs. Timberlake of Fort
Ruger were the host and hostess at an
informal tea on last Wednesday be
tween the hours of four and SIX clock.
Red was the predominating color III
the decorations. Major and Mrs. Tim
berlake are southern people and enter
tain in a lavish manner Among the
guests on Wednesday were Governor
and Mrs. Frear, Miss Frances Dill
lingham, Captain Schuyler, Captain
and Mrs. Chapman. Captain and
Mrs. Low. Captain and Mrs Height.
Doctor and Mrs. tombstone, Captain
and Mrs. Wallace. Captain and Mrs.
Johnson, Lieutenant and Mrs. Turner.
Captain and Mrs. Wilbur, Major and
Mrs. Kennedy, Lieutenant Vaughan,
Lieutenant Williams and Lieutenant
Kelley.
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The Honolulu friends Of Doctor and
Mrs. Lane of the t. :. Navy are sorry
to hear that they have been ordered to
the Philippines in November.
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\ very pretty wedding was that of
Miss Mildred Grace and Paul Schmidt
at Central Union Church last Thursday
evening at half after eight. The church