The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-03

MISSES Scott. Mrs Glade. Mrs Vol
Holt and Others The house va
beautifully decorated with Pinl
roses
Mr. William G. Irwin gave Z small
dinner party Wednesday evening II
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson-
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Mrs. and Mrs W Nontrose Ora
ham were at home 10 1 few friend:
on Wednesday evening
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The News Letter says The aut
Ter Ehieh has been agitzting society
( as 70 whether the BRIDE would be Fe
( csived By the family or not. and par
! consequence By that august body. has
/ been 10 no purpose. Mr.. ana Mrs Ok
I naFd having given our city the go-by
Z a1i decided 10 make Paris their
I hC-e for the future
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Dr. and Mrs. B F SaRdOw, who
arrived on the Solcma. Wednesday,
viii leave for their home very soon
They were entertained ~ lunch on
THURSDAY At the Hawaiian hotel by
Judge Hart Mrs. Sandow was Miss
EuIa Elston. cousin OF Judge Harris
s0n-ir-law.
captain and Mrs G-ogau left on
ths Sonoma for Auckland. much 70
their regret for during their short
STAY in this city thev have made
VAIN friends
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The little son OF Dr.. and Mrs Chas
r. Cooper was baptized on Wednes-
ia- afternoon At St. Andrews Ca
-hrf-al. the ce-emonr being per
formed by the Pew, Hamilton Lee
( was a very pretty event and
the ear little one was Is charming
and cunning as ali abv could be
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There are three charming Young
ladies at the Hawaiian hotel name
Is. Miss Julia Briggs Miss Bird
Chausler and Miss Lucy Schwartz,
who have found Honolulu so inter
esJing that they have induced their
chaperone. Mrs Walter Cosby. 10 re-
main for some tine in our midst
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Miss Emma Crowninberg and Mr.. .
E1tLLt g. ElcLL Al@tA VIZ At4lAfA III D
marriage by the Rev Y. II. Kitcat
Wednesday evening. The groom is a
son of Captain Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown of T
San Francisco are at the Hotel An
mex for few weeks M Brown is /
q prominent insurance man in San Z
Francisco. (
Nr. and MS. Stetson of San Fran !
cisco are at the Hawaiian hotel. They /
will remain some timo in Honolulu. |
where they have many friends.
Miss lola Barber of Seattle. who |
came here several months ago TO (
spend the winter with Mrs. E. S. Gill, /
has greatly improved in health since
her arrival Miss Barber is talent
ed performer on the violin, having
studied under some of the best
teachers on the mainland During
the absence of Paul Egry Miss Bar
Der will have charge of his studio
and pupils. | hope We shall all have
the pleasure of hearing the young
lady in public before long
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Mrs Ned Jones gave pompadolr
dinner Friday evening in honor of her
daughter. Miss Alice. All the young
people wore their hair powdered, and
the scene was picturesque and attract
i've After the dinner most Of the
guests repaired to Mrs. Montague Tur-
ner's for cards and good time gener-
ally. and they were not disappointed,
for when Mrs. Turner is hostess you
NAV be sure fun will rule the hour. I
Miss Widdifield I thought, looked par
ticularly well with powdered locks.
The style immensely suits her type
Of face-and hope at the coming bal
masGue she will wear her hair as she
lid Friday evening,
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Mrs. Scott gave a delightful lunch
acn Saturday. Among those present
we're Mrs. S. Damon. Mrs. James Cas-
lie. Mrs. Alan White, Mrs. F. Hatch,
Mrs Svanzy. Mrs Widdifieid
Miss juliet King will leave on the
park Kaiulani next Tuesday for her ,
health. For some time she has not
,een we'll and a long sea trip is ex- :
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,een much entertained during the last
wo weeks.
Mrs. Y. L. Tenney leaves for the
mainland on the Sierra. After two
months visit with friends in Califor-
Tia she goes to Brooklyn and will
pend the summer along the Atlantic,
lot returning until about November
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church entertain
d at dinner Tuesday evening, the
.uests of honor being Captain and
irs. Grogan. The guests were Cap {
ain and Mrs. Grogan, Mr. and Mrs
'harles Elston. Mr. and Mrs. douglas
IeBryde. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Church, I
Hiss Juliet King and Mr. B. Holt.
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Mr. Bailey returned TO San Fran
isco on sailing ship after a pleasant
isit at the residence OF Mr. W o.
'mith. His departure was much re- Q
retted. A
.-NHIEEAN