The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-18
Fashions and Society,"
10 and kniekers finished with & simple
fine line Of n=~ilexork- In one box o.
bridal thines latey shipped FROM Q Nev

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the lingerie was made all Of DELICATE white
French hztiste. and the flowers and irTiis
were OF an exqaisiteiy soft and delicate
cotton goods. called washing ehizon- 81
cour-e thss4 ruffes xere cut IN double
=allOr.s or points and butto,boled- There
was srzrce half dozen yards d lace
On tie five dorm costly garments and
that was handmade Falenci-nnes. very
narrow and o. the simplest pattern
Neither linen nor six are woru N prefer
ancs to fine eossons By French E-0zlea-
v-bo. boHevex still cling. for outdoor
mar. to the six pettieoat- 4 deep a.
cordion-pIsite9 rgffe with heading and
footing OF narrow silk rUchinz- Ne edge=
Of ,yhsh are piuked. q the most approx d
autzrnn pattern for simple. =-.svicezlsle
ssrret Tetticeat-
Z Extremely pretty ones Of GiI rcd
srr-u. nauve and Yale blue alpaea- made
on the above described mode. are How si'-
Fearing. and are by many woulsn worn
. in preference 10 silk skirts that s-s rather
too crisp fer the prevailing style at gown.
and besieks. one alpaca skirt s5r~ears
tro Or three silk ones. and las.&s clean
and fresh until the day il goes down to
/ it, ras-bss grave
\ veH roller. saws the London Express.
/. Z charming and useful toilet accessory
and II daiutily made viii ~ a delightful
( present.
/ Take = slender stick Or bamboo about
sixteen to eighteen inches long Roll
thickness OF wadding evenly round II tn
il Is about three inches in diameter.
Cover it with any pretty. light color
six. which may have the owners name
embroidered on il. and finish the ends ~
drawing up the silk with narrow heal
ing.
Nearly everyone has a favorite sachet
powder of which soue should o. scat
tered on the wadding previous TO covering
; the stick.
a.. Veil, wound round on this roller will
keep fresher than If folded or placed in
: sachet or box.
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Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch has left Battle
Creek Sanitarium. where she has been
, undergoing treatment. for st. JohnsburS.
Vt She will probably join Mrs. Harold
Sewall at Bath. Me-, in few months
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/ Mr.. +. NJ Hatch entertained at dinner
5 Sunday evening Mrs Blocker and Miss
e Elsie BECKER of the transport SoIace'
p Mrs. Blocker and her daughter are on the
. way TO Manila to join Captain Blocker,
. who is stationed there. Miss Blocker is
r very handsome girl aud has been a
: belle in New York society.
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General and Mrs. Bell, who chaperone
. Miss Widdifield at Manila. will give
p her y grand military wedding. Only one
r who has witnessed function OF this kind
A: can appreciate the magnificent display a
/ military wedding entails
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Mrs. William c. Irwin will not come
!. to Honolulu until May. Mr.. Irwin Is eS-
p p.cted on the first steamer TO arrive
=. Their magnificent mansion in San Fran
A cisco will not I've completed for some time
v yet.
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DR.. and Mrs. McGrew gave dinner
Sunday evening last in honor OF Mrs.
> McNutt. Miss McNutt, Mrs. Martin and
, NJ Addison Miner. Covers were laid
\ for ten. The evening was most enjoy
4 able.
The News Letter says: Miss Mage
Colburn's luncheon had the recent bride
i Mrs. Henry Dutton, nee Dunn, and the
:. brjde-te-be. Miss Polly Dunn. as guests
4 Of honor. TO meet whom eleven Other
-, younr ladies were invited. and out of com
:, pliment 10 the chief guests. brides roses
=, were selected to adorn the daintily deckec
tables
Miss Polly Dunn will soon be married
. to Mr.. Harry Macfarlane. The Misses
y Macfarlaue. who have just gone to Sar
% Francisco. will remain for the wedding
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r Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Wilder o
" Davenport Place have issued cards for al
at home on Wednesday evening. iron
IN until 10. to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
u T. Wilder.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alexander lsenber'
n. have cards out for an lat home to NEE
re Mr.. and Mrs. Paul lsenberg and Mis-
h l>enberg Monday evening. the 10Th o
lr November. from $ 50 until II o'clock.
in :. :. s.
in Mrs. Genevieve Good Martin. Mrs
" McNutt. Miss McNutt and Miss Rutl
McNutt. with Mr.. Frank Good. psssen
W gers on the Gaelic. were entertained b.
" Mr.. Addison Miner during their brie
Vi visit here. Mrs. Martin on her return
st will spend month in Honolulu. She i
ID one Of the handsomest and most popu
A. lar members of San Francisco's smart set
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5. Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy gave luncheon
~ Thursday. for Mrs. Benson and Mrs
ve Allen The other guests were Mrs Jas
ne Il. Castle. Mrs. McGrew. Mrs. Spencer
=. Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Athertna.
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e. Many people viii be shocked to hear c
< the accidental death of Mr. Guy Dennet
" tnephew of Mrs. Dolel. who was los
overheard on the Coptic between YokC
N hama aud Hanskons. Mr.. bennett ha
ct always caused his friends great anxiet
is by his feariessness and lack of precar
RI ton on ship board His death is fel
in most keenly by Governor and Mrs. Dol,