The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-27
SOCIETY


Mrs Dillingham; and Mrs. Jordan en-
tertained most delightfully."- at the home
of the former, Punahou, yesterday aft
ernoon, in lawn party to the MEM
bers of the Summer School There
were some $50 people present, promi-
nent among the number being Minis
ter and Mrs. Cooper, Acknowledgement
Smith, Prof. and Mrs. Alexander and
W. A Bowen. The native members of
the Summer School assisted in the
pleasure of the afternoon by singing
Hawaiian songs. Refreshments were
served, and most delightful time So
cially spent.
Mrs. Haywood entertained a large
number of her friends at a reception
in her home on the Plains, Wednes-
day afternoon, the event being fare
well TO Mrs. Ellis Mills. The after
noon was beautiful one, and the
guests We're just in the mood for a
good time. Hospitality was evident on
all sides. Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. Mills
and Miss Judd received the guests,
while a number of the young society
ladies of the city saw that none want
ed for anything in the way of refresh
ments.
A party, composed of President Dole,
George c. Potter, Lieutenants Elliot
and Haywood, of the L. S. S. Philadel-
phia, James Judd and John Water
house, went on a goat-hunting trip to
Waialae and Wailupe yesterday. At 3
o'clock in the afternoon they stopped
at Paul R. Isenberg's place, in Waia>
lac, where big luau was given them.
The party reached home early in the
evening with four goats as the days
record.
Mrs. L. c. Ables entertained the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen at cards
on Tuesday evening: Colonel Fisher
and Mrs Fisher j. H. Martin and Mrs.
Martin, H H. Williams and Mrs. Will
liams. Mr.. Gear and Mrs. Gear, Post
master-General Dat and Mrs. Dat, w.
o. Atwater and Mrs. Atwater, and
Miss Benner, Mrs. Ashford and Mr..
Charles 0rsborne.
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Among the society people TO leave
by the Australia Wednesday afternoon
are the following: Mr.. and Mrs Bruce
Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mac
farlane, Prof. and Mrs. Hosmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Fairchild, Mrs. w. D.
Witham, Miss Jennie McCrum, Miss
Annie D. Kellogg, Mrs. Moses, Miss
Newcomb and Edward Dowsett.
Mrs Hermann Focke gave a red
luncheon to Mrs. Sewall Wednesday.
The carnations in the center of the
table, the cards and the cornucopias
for sailed almonds were all in req.
Those present were: Mrs. S. NJ. Da-
mon, Mrs. ]. G. Spencer, Mrs. H. H.
Renjes, Mrs. c. C. Conradt, Mrs. E. D,
Tenney, Mrs. VIM. LAM and others.
A delightful german was given by a
number of the Myrtle boys at the boat
house Thursday night Mrs. McGrew,
Mrs. Widdifield and Mrs. Neuman were
chaperones Six simple figures were
danced and afterwards came a hop.
There were some 40 couples present.
Misses Eva and Helen Parker gave
a wagonette party to a number OF
friends Thursday night, as a farewell
before departure for the States. A
luau at Waikiki was a pleasant fea-
ture of the occasion. The Hawaiian
Club was present.
AS yet the Pacific Tennis Club has
heard nothing of German being got
ten up by that organization, although
statements to that effect have been
published in one of the afternoon pa
pers.
Mr.. Samuel Parker, his two daugh-
tiers, Miss Eva and Miss Helen, and
his son, Samuel Parker, Jr., will leave
for San Francisco on the Belgic, to be
gone several months, for trip in the
States.
A dinner party was given to Minis
ter and Mrs. Sewall at the home of
President and Mrs. Dole, Thursday.
A number of prominent society people
were present.
Mrs. W. D. Witham, Miss McCrum
and Miss Pomeroy were entertained at
dinner aboard the Philadelphia We'd
nesday by Lieutenant Brown.
Mrs. Hyde entertained at luncheon
Thursday the ladies who will go to
Micronesia as missionaries.
Lieutenant Blish gave a chowder
party to number of friends in Kalihi,
Friday night of last week.
Lieutenant Lang entertained a num-
Der of friends at dinner aboard the
Marion Monday.
On Friday Minister and Mrs. Sewall
gave dinner in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Mills.