The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-19

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Mr.. James r Judd. graduate Of Ii.
Yass cizsz Of -. and ~ao had IL.
honor OF festhering blade. starbosra
side. in the freshman crew. Ezs So
lectsd 20 coach the Myrtle fours a
ths PsniasIlar for the coming races II
september. Mr.. Judd tried for the
varsity eight which vas sezt TO Hen
ley. England He Is an authority u
racing matters NJ. Judd vii put the
Senior and Junior Myrtle ersws
through a physical and dietary regi-
men, and has predicted victory for tn
red and white pennant-
On the evening Of August 18Th lie
class Of Hypnotist Mclaughlin as
semhled at the residence of J. E Davis,
OF Beretania street TO bid him fare
| well The gathering was purely OF q
social character and a most agreeable
and instructive evening was passed.
Mr.. Mclaughlin, in few well chosen
| words. made an address OF farewell
/ At the conclusion q remarkable test
was made. Miss Queenie Davis was
the young lady selected for the expert
meut Al a certain time Miss Davis
was to enter an adjoining room and
from there hypnotic young man, re-
gardless of the fact that wall inter
vened between them. The experiment
was successful. It was but a few
moments from the time the young lady
left the room before the young man
ceased talking, became passive. rocked
in his chair, gave a violent start and
finally fell back in his chair in deep
hypnotic sleep. Mr.. Mclaughlin was
then called in and some very clever
and interesting tests were given.
Mr. Mclaughlin Is member of the
hospital corps, United States army. He
will proceed to China for active ser
vice there with the American troops.
He will leave on the first transport
which stops at Honolulu en- route to
Manila via Nagasaki or Hongkong di-
rect.
There have been several swell din
ners during the past week, but society
in general is either away or in state
Of quietude, where dressing for dinner
or dance is too much exertion. Conse-
Iuentiy Empire gowns for the women
folk and white coats and trousers for
he men folk were features in the
lressing for these small dinners-and
iery sensibly, too.
The many friends of Miss Florence
,ussell will be glad 10 hear of her ar
-ival at The Gables" the country
A1ano nf har fafhor in ENGLAND
Miss Russell expects to return to Hon
Olulu in few months and will make
Ter home in Japan, where she will he
married to prominent man.
Miss Lily Louis will leave for the
coast on the Australia She expects
to meet her fiance, to whom she has
been engaged for two years, and will
be married some time in September.
Mrs. Walter Maxwell gave a dinner
last Tuesday evening for Harold Sew
ell at the Van Holt place at Waikiki,
where she is resting for few weeks
preparatory to going to Australia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch entertained
a few friends at Sou-Souci.
Mrs. Give Davies is fast regaining
her health at her fathers home in
Wimbledon, England. She expects 10
return to Honolulu some time in Oc-
tober.
Mr. L. Rain Walker gave most en-
joyable luncheon at the Pacific club for
Mr.. Oscar Sewall. The guests were
Mr.. F. NJ. Swanzy, Mr.. Francis Hatch,
Mr.. Harold Sewall, Mr. Give Davies.
Miss Alice Russell, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman for some
time, will leave by the China for ner
home in Cambridge, Mass
most delightful dinner Thursday even
ing in honor of Mr.. Browns birthday
Toasts were given and the occasion
was one of great pleasure to the twelve
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Mead gave card party
Monday evening at 1.-THE Bungalow"
Mr.. Henry Warehouse and family
have returned to Nuuanu avenue
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Temy all at Wal
alua for few days.
The dinner given by Mr. Shaeffer
for the Planters association was a
complete success in every way. Last
but not least, from woman's point
of view, were the table decorations.
Sweet smelling MALE leis were strung
irregularly across the long table and
from the ceiling. Large
bowls of carnations were placed in
the middle and on the sides of the
table. Loose carnations were thrown
at intervals amidst the green leis, max
ing a gorgeous effect, and this color
scheme was carried out in every de-
tail. The beauty Of the table l am sure
gave additional zeal to the appetites al
ready sharpened by anticipation.
Mrs. Louisson has cards out for a |
reception Wednesday afternoon in |
honor of her daughters, Mrs. Simons
and Mrs. Merity.
Governor and Mrs. Dole arrived by |
the Kinau Saturday afternoon. after |
4 most interesting trip. The governor |
is looking quite refreshed after his va |
cation.