The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16

silk for trimming
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say such an artistic soungtng rcse
the other day ard a. that Is the desire
os the feminine heart, In this climate
al least, am going to tel you al
about IL, so that ycu can indulge yoar
artistic TASTE bY having one Just Tx.
Il This graceful and aeiicicusIy ccoi
garment was Of sosr Japanese silk,
figured In white blossoms and green
foliage on red ground An immense
feha effect Was given by the deep ruf-
ae which fell over the shoulders ana
5zbots artisticaIly down the front o.
the robe. Tie bor6sr Of the rutse vas
. double fold Of green peau de sole put
on with piping OF white satin. the
rufds itself being attached TO the tsr-
chief arrangement at the neck by 4
strip o, fancy white ribbon II was
simply & dream Of loneliness. aud
would be. I am sure, universally be-
coming
Ever winsome are the muslin gowns
with millions OF tucks and Insertions
Of vaienciennes lace A note OF noveity
Is struck In these costumes by having
the parasol to match; the parasol Is
plea,ed and has ribbons threaded In IN
der the box pleats
One Of the prettiest summer visiting
gowns Is of postei cloth cut In princess
form and made of wolfe in a shade OF
mauve so pale that it Is almost whits.
The back has seven corded tucks run
ming from the shoulder blades TO sew
eral inches below the waist. II Is
smooth across the front, excepting to-
ward the sides. where it is edged with
rows of corded tueks like those at tae
back, running straight down from the
bust line TO about the krees. Across
the bust is sash Of palest blue panel.
tied In a V TO disclose a collar and
chemisette of pale mauye cluy lace.
over blue chiffon and silk, finished with
ruffies OF mauve and blue plated chis-
fon.
The death Of Mr. Arthur Sewall will
east gloom over many households In
Honolulu, where he was loved and es-
teemed. Mr. Harold Sewau, his son,
will be greeted by the sad news oaly
on his arrival at San Francisco. Mr..
Sewall had been making extensive
plans to travel with his family in the
east. He was here last year for that
purpose. but did not succeed, on &C.
count OF the plague His wife has been
an invalid for years.
tracing vast number of society peo-
pie. 1t is most interesting and gives
an opportunity to see how things are
done in the east 1t Is pleasure to
have something to call one out in the
evening besides receptions and dances
A reception was given by Mrs. H. A
Castle Coleman and Mrs. Claire Will
liams to meet Mrs. Mead and Miss
Peck. on Tuesday afternoon from 4
to $50, at Kailana, Waikiki
Mrs. James B. Castle returned home
on Sunday after most enjoyable sum-
mer at her country place at Olinda.
Mrs. Fowler is being extensively en-
tertained by her numerous friends
Mrs Mary Widdifield gave a lunch
con Thursday in honor of Mrs. F. "
Hatch. who leaves Sunday for the
Coast in search of health. The guests
were Mrs. Neumann, Mrs. Spencer
Mrs. Vida, Mrs. Hatch. Mrs. Dilling-
ham and Mrs. James Castle.
Mrs. Haywood will be a welcome adj
1ition to society. She .entertains exteL-
sively and is charming hostess.
Mrs Estee accompanied the judge to
the other Islands.
Mrs. Dole has refused all Invitations
this week owing to the death of Mr.
Walter Dole's little boy
49,
Governor and Mrs. Dole are enter
tanning DR.. Arthur Moxson Smith and
Mrs Smith.
Colonel and Mrs. Ruhlen. who leave
'or Seattle, the new army post. on the
Rio. will be greatly missed
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch enter
aimed at dinner Tuesday evening Mr..
Ind Mrs. Folsom, Mr. and Mrs. Knol-
on. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Halves Jr.. Mr.
Addison Miner and DR.. Garvin
A large and most enjoyable riding
,arty was given on Wednesday even
ng for Mrs. Fowler. Afterward the
whole company were entertained 1T
supper by Mr.. and Mrs. Neumann II
he Neumann residence on King street,
n their usual princeiy fashion.
Mrs Swanzy has her usual house
,arty over Sunday. This week DR.. and
Mrs. Maxwell, Tom McGrew. Miss
scott. Miss Marion Scott, Mr.. Ivors.
Mr.. Addison Miner. Mr.. Harris ard
several others are the favored ones.
)ne Sunday Mrs. Swanzy entertained
,yer twenty-six people, and needless
% say every one had royal good |