The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-17

thur Brown, Mr.. and Nrx waterhouse
Xr. and Mr. James castle, Mr.. and
Nrs- Gerrft Wilder. Mr.. and Ms Chas
Wilder, Miss Nay Damon Nrs. Alex
ander G. HAYES, Jr.; DR. and Mrs
Clifford Boyd. Mr. and Nrs- h A
Isenberg. Miss Isenberg. Mr. and Mrs..
Percy Pond. Mr.. and Mrs Faxon Bish-
op. Mr.. and Mrs s Wilder. Mr.. Chas.
Anterior, Mr.. Jack Atkinson. Mrs.
Mary Gum. Mr.. Walter Dillingham;,
Mr. Woods and many others
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Mrs Mary Gun gave one OF her
popular dances Friday evening. There
were many society people present |
understand Miss Edna Gum win leave
Honolulu shortly to remain in Oax-
land, Cal, with friends, for some time
to come
The San Francisco News Letter
says that ali Manila sits up and takes
notice when Mrs. Ashton Potter, nee
MeNutt. appears at a social function.
Such gowns as this bride has in her
trousseal have not been seen Manila
ward. Small wonder that the Manila
ties are impressed. for even the ia
vored few here who had giimpses of
them were enthusiastic. There isn't
any use pretending that Ruth McNutt
did not get an unfair share of the fam
lily beauty. But when it comes to fig
ure and carrying OF her clothes Mary
can make almost any girl in town wilt
So it's not alone her gowns. but the
way she wears them, that is winning
such genuine praise for Mary McNutt
Potter. Ruth and Mrs. McNutt are
expected home shortlc witt plenty CT
wedding cake for the girls to dream
on
Geneyieve Goad Martin and her
brother Frank are going to turn their
backs upon US for many a moon. to
come. Not till they have travelled the
wide world over, the seven seas
across, will they return.
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In the recent decorations of the Lee
gion Of Honor, given at Paris in con-
nection with the Exposition, San Fran
cisco receives her share of glory.
Michael H. De Young and William e.
Irwin each being accorded the rank
of Cheyalier in that honorable order.
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Mrs William Irwin appeared in the
role of hostess for the first time this
season last month when sac gave a
luncheon at the University Club in
San Francisco.
Mrs
dinner Tuesday evening. The guests
OF honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson.
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Mrs. Frear gave a st. Valentine
luncheon Thursday. Beautiful wreaths
were hanging from the chandelier. on
which were suspended Cupids, and
leis of pink carnations were at each
plate, while baby ribbons tied with
golden hearts mingled with the ferns.
The menus were large hearts and ap-
propriate sentiments. Tie guests
were Mrs. Lowrie, Mrs Wood, Mrs.
Tenney, Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Swanzy.
Mrs. Hatch, Miss Kaufman.
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When the League day at home was
proposed about two years ago in the
kilohana Art League. it seemed a very
impossible undertaking" said Mrs.
Montrose Graham to me the other day.
Finally the question was solved when
Mrs. Kinney came to Honolulu con-
tinued Mrs. Graham. Her valuable
work of organizing a series of talks
given at the League on days at home
under the auspices of the Literary Cir
Gle, has given the members much
pleasure. She is assisted by other
members, but at least one of them en-
phatically wants it known that they
are mere helpers and that it has been
due to Mrs. Kinney's executive ability
that the League has been able to give
these charming entertainments. Now
| think that have corrected a wrong
impression that might have been given
out and made peace for the fearful
member who is trying to find out what
executive ability is.
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Mr.. Tarn McGrew gave a dinner par
ty Tuesday evening, the guest of honor
being the Princess of the Carnival,
Miss Campbell. among those invited
besides the Princess, were DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Cooper. Mr. and Mrs E.
d. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Da-
mon, Mrs. Chambers. Miss X. Widdi-
field. Miss c. Walker, Miss Kaufman,
Miss Schaefer. Mr.. George Potter. Mr..
Wesley. Mr. Wright.
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Miss Griswoid gave a charming sup
per party after the concert Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. Allan White. |
Mr.. Harold Mott-Smith and Mr. Prou-
ty and Mr.. Dillingham;. The supper
was distinctly Valentine affair. The
White,~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mott
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder.
Mrs. Mary Gum. Miss Parker, Miss
Thrum, Miss Lawrence, Mr.. Prouty,
Mr. Walter Dillingham;. Mr.. Isaac Dill
bingham and Mrs. Lewis Gear.
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Miss Irmgard gave q dancing party
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wilder gave q
most enjoyable poi supper on Friday
evening.
The engagement of Miss Gretchen
Kope and Mr.. Albert Warehouse is
announced.
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Mrs. Stetson has been quite Ill for
the past few days. The bad weather |
has had that effect upon many.
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Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Bowsly are at |
the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Judge Hartwen speaks very pleas |
antly OF his eastern trip. barring the
severe illness of his son.
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