The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-25

d.. DAJ; DEs- MOOD Hexhext Fer
son. Carvfn- NAYS. Walters. Hodsins
HofnanA, McGrev, Bowman. Myerl
an1 wsserh1use Dr.. Wei preS1tes
zn1 all we're yis<aly aAneted By u
soeehins rem1nisceeses q paR deeda
Dr.. Wood could hardly proceed visI
his speech, which xss q nohle UihG-<
to the vonderfal eniusof his eopart
ner. DR.. ana Nrss D1y left Tor Gsf.
many last week They VIII b great
~ missed and It Is hoped the popular
doctor and his charming wife win re-
turn to Honolulu IN the Instant future.
Aloha
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The enssssnent q Nh JuIiegte
King. daughter Z Mr. anl MA Z. J.
King Of thu city. 10 csptaia !. Hirsea,
18th United States In1Anny, ~ bean
announced
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The referee In The suit q Mn Harry
GiIlis. says . New York Dnpsr. has de
eided in her favor and al thas Il nsess-
sary to free her from tie wealthy
yachtsman and clubman b the sigma
ture OF q Judge During tie past sum
mer. while staying ct Laxehmonf W.
la. Mrs Giiiig finally made mp her MAD
to break on forever with Cillig. So she
retained lawyers to bring the snit. en-
joining them to preserve the strictess
secrecy. This was 20 successfully done
that even thesappointment Of referee
to take testimony was suppressed. The
referee was a member Of a well-known
firm OF downtown lawyers. In their
onices the hearings we're held in secre:
Last week the case was concluded, Gil
Zig making no defense. In al probabi-
lily the referee win submit his report
tomorrow.
1t is not known whether the fair d.
vorcee will assume her maiden name CT
not She was Amy Croker OF San
Francisco and Sacramento.
Gillig is as much at home in the
clubs of San Francisco as of New York.
As a clubman, bon vivant. musician,
yachtsman and amateur prestidigita-
tor for twenty years Gillig has been .
social favorite. He is wealthy. fortu-
nate investments in real estate and
fruit lands in Southern California be-
fore the boom having given him a anc
income. He Is now in Paris.
Mrs. Gillig fatty refuses to discuss
her case. neither confirming nor deny
ing the report, 81 80 80
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The reception given by Mr.. and Mra
Isenberg on Monday evening, to meet
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tsenberg,, ST.. and
Miss Isenberg was brilliant success.
The grounds were beautifully illumin-
ated, hundreds of electric lights max
Ing a delightful approachfo the hospit-
able doors Of the mansion. The lunch
table was presided over by Mrs. Has-
son-who looked particularly sweet
with rose in her hairs and she had an
able assistant in Mr.. Dusenberg, broth
er Of the hostess. Champagne flowed
like water, and the supper table was all
the epicurean taste could desire.
The costumes OF the ladies were un-
usually beautiful. Among those e.
pecialy noticed was the one worn Dy
Mrs. J. Walker of red chiffon with plas-
tions of exquisite lace. This was de-
cidedly French confection ana was
worn with much grace.
Mrs. Carrot Wilder looked particular
" well in pink embroidered chiffon
over plaid silk. Her visit to the Coast
has improved her immensely. She is Q
beautiful woman. Mrs. Isenberg was
attired and looked very
handsome. Mrs. George Davies En-
glish style of beauty was greatly en-
HANGED by a most becoming gown. I
have never seen so many men-your9
and old-at a reception in Honolulu.
They were very much in evidence, and
such handsome men, too.
Mr.. Schaefer, Mr.. Paul Neumanp.
and Mr.. s. N. Damon are easily the
most distinguished men Of their age in
Honolulu. Mr.. Schaefer's appearance
Is most noticeable. One could imagine
him in q German Schloss with all his
old retainers about him. Mr.. 8. n.
Damon is one Of the best dressed men
here. I do not know his tailor, but I
Am sure his clothes are built by the
wonderful Pool. The music by the
singing boys was good. as usual. and
after the older guests left, dancing was
Indulged in until . late hour.
Mrs. F. N. Swanxy gave an informal
timer party Tuesday evening ut
which she entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine Crop Of Kauai, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Halves. Jr., Mrs. Mary Gum.
Mss Eloise Castle. Mr.. Addison Miner
md Mr.. BENJAMIN MARX.
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1t is amusing to note the gossip
bout pretty Miss Alice Rooney. They
~ Fred. Knight deserted her for the
air Mrs. Parker. but this Is absolute
gossip, as happen to know on good
that Miss Rooney intended
o return for the post graduate course.