The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-04

Uerest crcinzry allowances. vkile Ckzi-s
hung with charms. brooehes IN half 6nr-
szs and ieEele6 e-&telainex or chain
pzrss ianels AZ every step Of these c1-
rezsivelY equipped perzo1S- SoE74s o,5y's
Jewel case vas booted at foreign hotel
a short tire aga. b. the why. znd The
tAfef r.s5e pE Efth 5000 fizncs' worrb
q precious stones.
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MsdsEse Miclagd says Fe7cIrg l.
the latest exercise by which tEe fashso1s-
able .rgz-r E acqL ST.. gao .a1 -
pleness- Thin and st91t. y0urg and cd.
sCcisi leaders now V1ssess a Ha5r OF foiIs.
and Beng 20 cI1ss-s. II = MAINTAIN ID
tia; the best results from f.'is ~~acst fail
ar to be procured in u rag except &
persistent practice under fencing mas
ter who Is an adept in Ms Inc.
OF course, fencing proves TO le a cost
y amusement, inasuuch as there ara fcw
who can teach il and the lack u eompe-
tition enables the teachers Of the art to
maintain prices st a notch lat : bcyoud
the reach OF the ordinary poCkc-s,ook
Bot the woman who fences is simply in
excussble If she does not move with
grace. lizhtness and quickness that are
z rarely seen except on the stage. There
] are one or two Chicago girls who are ex-
/ pert fencers and their grace is the isspair
{ Of their Jess fortunate sisters. They
know just how to use their feet They
appreciate the value OF pose and they
have not an ounce OF superb ious flesh
Moreover. they have clear compilations
and bright eyes.
The girl anxious to get rid OF her sum
{ fner coat Of tan Is one Of the most indus
trious Of the fencers. She finds the exer-
Z else more severe than any she has tried,
and she soon finds that she is perspiring
as Il she we're working with 4 broom
+ or a scrubbing brush. But it is quite the
thing not TO mind how one looks whom
on the floor facing the master with the
steel muscles and the steady nerves.
After lesson Of half an hour the pu-
pil takes Turkish bath then she is mas
saged. She has a little nap. and she goes
forth brilliant and beautiful after her
lesson. that was costly but satisfactory.
It is predicted that during the winter,
wheh the goltng season is past, fencing
viii be taken up with the same enthusi-
assn that marked wheeling. tennis and
the other recreations of recent years
Added TO this, the boxing masters work
viii be more or less popular. especially
among men who are taking care of them
selves, vita an interest that would have
seemed absurd a decade or two ago.
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Mrs. William c. Irwin is now in Phila-
delphia, visiting her sister. Mrs. Robin
son. She viii return 10 San Francisco N
a short time Mr. Irwin is coming to Ho-
nolulu in a few weeks, but Mrs. Irwin
viii not return until the spring. They
are very much occupied with the 'furni-
ture of their two mansions. which has
just arrived from Europe
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Mrs Walter Dole sailed on the Queen
for her home in Chicago. She has been
very much out of health since the death
of her boy, and she will remain away |
until her health is fairly established.
The Rev. Mr.. Garyin, formerly pastor 1
Of the Christian church in Los Angeles. |
and father of DR.. c. Garvin of this city, |
expects soon to pay a long visit to his /
son. DIR. Garyin has resumed his pri- |
vate practice, much to the satisfaction /
of his many friends
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, cousins of Gov
ernor Dole, are spending few days with
the governor and Mrs Dole.
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Mrs. Clifford Wood expects TO take i'm
mediate possession of her new house. DIR.
Wood will remain in town, as it is too in
convenient. owing to his large practice
for him to remain there more than q few
days at time.
Mr.. Andrew Adams is still making ia
vorable progress, but it will be a long
time before his health is fully established.
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Miss Sadie Carter is spending 8 few
days at Waikiki.
Mrs. T. Il. Day save q luncheon in
honor Of Mrs. Horner of Hawaii. Thurs
day. The guests were Mrs. James 3. I,
Castle. Mrs. Mary Widdifeld. Mrs. Paul
Neumann. Mrs Tenney, Mrs. Arthur .
Brown, Mrs. c. Il. Cooper. Mrs. F. VI. :
SwanEy. At each plate was placed {
characteristic sketch drawn by DIR. Day. I
which created considerable amusement d
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Miss Maggie Walker has returned to :
Nuuanu avenue. She has been spending {
ew weeks at Waikiki. J
Mrs. Forbes is rapidly recovering from !,
ler accident at Pearl Harbor.
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Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Swansy gave 4 din
Ter pSgty Tuesday night. Covers were
aid for eight. The guests were Mr.. ami
Mrs. Hopper. Or. and Mrs. Day. Mr.. 4.
&. Hatch and Mr. Stephens.
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Mrs. Paul Neumann gave a delightful =
eoeption Wednesday evening in honor Of Z
er daughter. Mrs Alfred Fowler Of Eng $
and, who Is paying her s visit. The spa Z
ious rooms were brilliantly illuminated. "
nd literally banked with flowers and p
ems. and presented truly gorgeous ap- Ii