The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-15

very pleasant afternoon vas passed
Among those present we're Mrs Morris
Estee. Mrs Andrew Fuller. Mrs Clifford
Wood. Alrs- L McDou4Id- Mrs ShinEIe
Castle Coleman Mrs.. A. NJ Smith. Mrs.
Albert RaaS. Mrs Heary Cooper, Mrs.
Pearson Mrs A. 6. HAYES. Jr-. Mrs.
W. W Hall. Mrs Serene Bishop. Mrs.
H T. Hall Mrs McCandIeSs- Airs.
Thurston. Mrs Potter. Mrs Dat. Miss
Sturgeon, Miss Won Holt, Miss Water
house.
Admission Day Was celebrated most
royalty AZ Progress Hall last Monday
evening. and fair California need not
blush for her representatives in Homo
iulr- The bah. q brilliant affair, was
preceded by a musical and literary enter
tainmenf Of high order. Judge Estee
made pleasing address. which was list
eRed 70 with great enthusiasm At the
conclusion Of the program the hall was
cleared for dancing and that gay pastime
was INDUCED in until a late hour The
ball was most effectively draped. the old
Bear Flag OF California occupying q CON
arches formed BY flags were artistic and
the bunting was in good taste In cor
ner room punch and lemonade were serv-
ed. while smoking room proved most
attractive. The Californians were most
enthusiastic and planned to celebrate
their anniversary every year.
know a young lady who makes the
most exquisite hair ornaments out OF
mere nothing. She has fairy fingers, and
the French twists she gives these bows
and rosettes could never be excelled in
gay Paris: l looked at one the other day.
and found to my utter establishment the
material TO be just plain blue dimity. l
nearly tainted. for it looked exactly like
gauze ribbon of the most expensive kind.
This clever girl cut strips of dimity and
then stitched either side in the machine.
Her genius did the rest. But then. she is
wonder with her fingers as well as with
her brain. for she writes delightful sto-
ries, for which she is paid fortune.
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The cable ship Britannia sailed Wednes-
day for London. The officers were all
charmed with Honolulu. and almost every
day a luncheon or dinner was given in
their honor by the British residents. On
Tuesday last luncheon was given by
the officers of the Britannia in honor Of
Mr. r. E. Peake. who left the ship and
departed for San Francisco on the Mari
posa. The guests We're British Consul
General Hoare and Miss Hoare. Captain
and Mrs Pond. Mr.. and Mrs Give Da-
vies Captain Merry. Mr.. George Davies,
Mr.. F NJ. Swanzy and the hey. Vincent
Kiteat.
Miss Lottie F. Haviside and Mr.. W. s.
| Withers were married August 18th. at
the home of ]. ]. Haviside. in San
Francisco. The wedding was strictly pri-
vate. as only the relatives were present.
/ Tho hnf,Ca rrafffle- danorofad in
palms. smilax and pink and white roses.
The bride is the daughter Of ]. ]. Havi-
! side. a contractor and ship rigger of San
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Withers arriv-
cd in Honolulu on the Mariposa, the
honeymoon having been shortened by the
burning of the Stock Yards Stables. of
which company Mr.. Withers is president
ATTORNEY General e P Dole of Hawaii
and Miss Eleanor Gallagher of San Fran
cisco were married at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Gallagher. 1913 Ellis street. September
18th. The bride, judging from the pic
lures in the possession of Governor and
Mrs Dole is a handsome girl. They
say" she is of an unusually merry
! type and brings sunshine wherever she
goes. The newly welded couple win trav-
q in the States for while before return
ing to Hawaii
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Scott have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
laughter Gertrude to Mr. Richard Ivers.
The wedding will take place at high noon
u st. Andrews Cathedral September "a.
! The bride will be attended only by her
sisser. Miss Marion Scott. and the best
ran viii be Mr.. ii. NJ. Whitney. The
s,r,1,e l,l.-
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A stained glass window has been pre-
scented 70 st. Andrews Cathedral by the
family of the late Theophilus Davies. The
inscription on the window reads: To the
dear memory of Theophiius II. Davies.
true servant Of God and faithful friend
Of the Hawaiians-"
General Ludlow. so well known in Ho-
nolulu. died quite suddenly at Morris
town. n. j. The general had been in ILL.,
health for a long time but his death was
quite sudden. He was given military
funeral. but. at his request, his body viii
be cremated.
The Macfarlanes win remain at their
ranch for some time yet. They always
keep open house and entertain with lavish
hospitality. II is quite the thing TO be
invited TO Ahuimann from Sunday until
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dodge are with
Ms RohertsdA Il Emma Square, for
the present 1t IS possible they MAY ne
open their private school. which win be
geod news for many anxious parents.
Bishop Willis has received VERY charm
ing letters from Bishop Potter. inviting
him 70 attend the convention In Sepken-
her. He viii be the guest of Bishop
Nichols during his absence.
Mrs. l. F. Sedgwick. wife Of the as
sistanf superintendent Of the United
States Experiment Station. arrived on the
Afariposa. The Sedgwicks wiIl1nake their
home here
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Walker are occu-
pying = cottage on the grounds Of Mar
shal Brown during the alterations which
are being made on their King street
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclanshan left for Ka-
nsi last week. Mr.. McClanakan viii at
tend The Kauai term Of the Circuit Court.
and experts 20 be awas for about two
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