The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-23

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> A funny thing happened 20 Senate,
Depev while be vas in Paris lately
While in q Paris restaurant he sent
q fee to the orchestra, with the "a
quest that the band play the Amen
/. can national air After q brief con.
sultation they started Up a Hot Time
in the Old Town"
! The very latest fashion in Paris for
I neck chains is the one con posed #
links of dull gold let in at every few
inches with an Egyptian medallion:
each medallion has a meaning and
stands for good luck At the end Of
the chain one to fifteen Of the Egyp
tian ornaments dangle from the gold
links. The cost is about forty dollars.
so they viii not become common. and
they are worn by the brilliantly dress
ed women in Paris for every occasion
except for ball
Mr.. Percy NJ Pond was married to
Miss Edith O. Eldredge on November
2sth. at the residence of Prof. George
Mead. Of Chicago. by the Rev. C. II.
Pond. OF Oberlin. Ohio, father Of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Pond win re-
turn to Honolulu in the near future.
The Eldredges are well known here,
having passed much of their time In
Honolulu. Mr.. Pond Is also well
known through his connection with
Mr.. James 3. Castle. Recently he has
branched out for himself in real es-
tate and insurance and is much es-
teemed by his fellow citizens.
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Mrs Walter Hoffman has gone to
Kaneohe to visit friends for q few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. w F. Allen gave q de-
lightful dinner party Tuesday even
ing, the occasion being in honor of
Mr. Aliens birthday The guests |
were Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Damon, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Rain Walker. Mr.. and |
Mrs. T. May, Mrs. Benson and Mr.. F.
NJ Hatch
DR.. and Mrs Cooper and Mr.. Tarn |
McGrew have invited several friends |
TO the McGrew ranch at Pearl Harbor,
in honor of DR.. McGrew's S6th birth
day which occure today. the 23d. A
good time may be expected by all.
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Mr. Cleghorn has quite recovered
from his illness.
Mr. Andrew Adams went to Maui In
for the holidays. He has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Castle for some weeks past.
at the Kamehameha
Schools The exercises were most
and lasted until 1880.
when the children of the three schools
with the faculty and trustees
and invited guests returned to the
Manual School A luau was held in
the great dining hall. thoroughly Ha-
waiian in character. The hall on one
side was banked with the flaming hi
discus and vivid greens. while the
ceilings were looped with ropes of
visited ferns. The memorial service
.ook place in the Bishop Memorial ,
Chapel at $50 p. m. The whole day /;
was a wonderful tribute to the mem
,ry of the sainted woman whose noble
,harity can never be forgotten.
The Suhr's have cards out for
lance on Christmas evening.
Miss Anna Paris is the guest Of
Hrs. Lizzie Wilder for the winter. {
Mr.. Ben Holiday is seriously i'll in
San Francisco, 9
Mr.. William C. Irwin arrived By the
sierra.
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Mrs. Ballou is still quite i'll and did
ot accompany Mr.. Ballou to the
'oast. but viii remain east until her
ealth is firmly established.
Mr.. and Mrs. E B. McClanahan ex-
'ect to make an extended trip to the
cast soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells passed through
n the Sierra
Governor Dole is expected on Sun
ay
Mrs. Numford and child sailed for
ustralia BY the Sierra
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit wiIders baby
arty Wednesday evening was one OF
le most unique affairs ever given
ere The guests assembled in every
ariety Of costume known to the ten :
er years of childhood, and much
lrghter was caused by the extraordi-
arv figures presented Mr. Addison