The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-19
SOCIETY


MIS- MOuIagQe-1 uTner mas the honor
of having given the first bicycle party
of the year, and perhaps the largest
one that has ever been arranged for
in Honolulu.
The party met at the pretty home OF
Mrs. Turner at s o'clock last night,
and after paying their respects, start
ed out with bells jingling on the course
which was directed by the leaders,
Miss Juliette King and R ". Single. !
Thie was in Beretania to Alakea street,
and out King street TO Kapiolani Park
The return was made by way OF King.
Victoria and Beretania TO the home Of
Mrs. Turner
There were no mishaps, along the
road. with the exception of a hair
breadth escape from under the fiery
nostrils of an efficient mounted pat
rolman's horse, an intimate acQuain-
lance with board fence, one or two
Debated tires, caused by algaroba
thorns lurking in the dust, and last,
but not least, the continual separation
of partners.
Although the members of the party
had had no drill previous to the ride
last night, they showed admirable skill
in the formation of single file,
'twos' and tours"
Upon arrival at Mrs. Turner's the
hostess kindly directed her guests to
various tables on the front and rear
lanais, where delightful refreshments
were served. Mrs. Turner was most
charming in her mode of entertaining
the guests.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs E. D. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs.
James, Mrs. 7. J. King, Mrs. H. G.
Noonan, Mrs. E. R. Hendry, Mrs. ]. S.
Walker, Misses Helen Wilder Juliette
KING. Rita Schmidt, Ethel Smith, Rose
Roth, Lillian Paris, G. Mckinney, Car
RE Along. Belle Vida, Grace Carroll,
Kate Cornwell; Senior A. de Sousa Ca
navarro Lieutenant Stafford, U. S. S.
Alert: Messrs. Gerritt P Wilder, Geo.
c. Potter. E. c. Mscfarlane, Paul F.
De La Vergne, c. W. Weight, Frank
Anterior, R. W. Shingle, C. Du Roi,
CHI. W. Norton, Ed Paris, H. Sloggett,
Walter Dillingham; and others.
The first of the series of subscrip-
ton dances at the Healani Boat Club
house, given last night, was very much
OF a success. In fact, it was so much
Of a success that the members of the
club decided at once to continue the
monthly dances. Boats for the pleas
ure of the guests were kept going I'M
til a late hour and everything was ar
full an of
guests Music for the dance was fur
nished by the Hawaiian Quintette
Club, stationed on the front veranda
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Stoltz, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.. Reynolds,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Logan. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. P Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. T.
]. Higgins, Mrs. Robert Levers, Mrs
VI. n. Sanders, Mrs. Dana, Mrs. Board
man, Mrs. ". c. King, Mrs. Gertz, Mrs
J. A. Martin, Mrs. McCombe, Mrs. ).
Winter, Mrs Isabel Creighton, Mrs
Hutchinson, Misses Alice Wall, Char
lotte Parmelee. Leo Martin, Henrietta
Daniels, Tasca Jones, Amy Mossman,
Bertha Smithies, Lidie West, Daisy
Williams, Bessie Reynolds, B. P Cook,
Carrie Guerney. Alice Lishman, Daisy
Llshman, Helen Along, Bessie Along,
Nellie Cook, Hattie Mcguire, DR.. W. T.
Monsarrat, Captain Penhallow of the
schooner Alice Cooke. Paymaster Lit
tel and Lieutenant Sawyer of the L. s.
S. Alert, DR.. A. c. Wall, Messrs. C.
". Dickey. Harry Waterhouse, A W.
Keech. J. A. Low. Thomas Wall, Ar
thur Wall, Fred Dat, Fred Angus. NJ
Phillips. H. Kluegel, w. Love, W
Thompson. A Clarke, Ed Dekum, o.
St John Gilbert, E. B. Barthrop, B. L.
Finney, W B. Godfrey, Jr.; ]. Jones,
David Dowsett, Guy Gere, George
Kluegel, H Penhallow, George Angus,
4. S. Prescott, ]. Lloyd, T. A. Lloyd
Jr.; Bert Peterson, S. Cunha, W. Viii
der and others,
A bicycle club for ladies and gen
tlemen is on the tapis. The name of
'Elima" will be adopted at a meeting
TO be held in the near future, and
white and yellow will be the colors
Some Of the prominent society people
Of the city are the prime movers A
club house at Waikiki is said to be
among the things possible.
Ladies day at the courts of the Pa
eifie Tennis Club, Wednesday after
noon, was well attended Among the
ladies present were: Mrs. c. L. Carter,
Misses Ella Stansbury, Nellie Kitchen,
May Hart, Juliette King and num-
Der Of others.
It is rumored that two of ''the boys"
are engaged to be married. The bust
ness places of both may be found with
in an eighth of a mile of this Office.
An enjoyable card party, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer, Nuuanu Val |
ley, last night, was the occasion of
very pleasant gathering.
The birthday OF Miss Pauahi Judd
viii be celebrated at the home of her
sister. Mrs. F. NJ Swanzy, Beretania