The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
Fashions and Society,"

bar with wings o1tstretched. and Il
woali take 2 vivid brunette 20 carry
it OF sith the necessary chic
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Nr Theodore Wores gave one OF his
delightful st1dfo teas last Friday AZ
tarnoon He had several new portraits
1u Elea. the one % Miss Jennie Gif-
fard being most attractive The
youug woman was painted in a red
picture hat. ani she had sone vivid
carnations 10 her hands. "a Is not only
pleasing study, but q faithful like
ness a. well Little Eva Foxes baby
leyeliBess found many admirers. The
little one made a dainty subject. The
beautiful stray OF Dorothy Freeth ex-
cited much attention: one never
seems 20 tire % gazing az IT, The
bali finished portrait Of Governor
Dole was shown, and il bids fair to be
a great success.
Mr.. wores expects to sail for Sa-
moa ga about two weeks time. and
while there will be the guest % NJ s.
Eunst who owns the beautiful home
of the SteYeusous He expects to
ind most pleasing subjects in Samoa
and hopes 10 return TO as in few
months He has made warm personal
friends while in Honolulu. and his
departure will be regretted.
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Several Healani girls gave dane
Ing party 10 their gentlemen friends
on Thursday evening al the Healani
boat house The affair was in the ma
tIre OF leap year party, and the gen
tlemen were fined for showing courte-
sizes which are usually shown ladies,
such as asking for dances. picking up
fans. handkerchiefs, etc. Light re-
freshments were served and after a
very enjoyable evening all departed,
the ladies feeling they had had their
say" once. and the gentlemen realiz-
ing what It means to be treated like
lady"
The ladies present we're Miss Mabel
Bruins. Miss Thora Oss. Miss FergI-
son. Miss Madeira. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs.
Prescott. Miss Carlson, Miss Delox,
Miss Keidlin. Miss Clara Gertz, Miss
Hilda Lederer. Miss lobe, Miss VIII
cock, Miss Mccarthy, Mrs. Samuel,
Mrs. ]. y. Shafer
The gentlemen were Messrs. J. G.
Schlieg. II. Simpson. c. Murray, A. S.
Prescott. oBrien, f. Myhre, ]. N. Sha-
fer. c. n. Smith, 5. jacobson, w.
Cheatem Jack Young, H. Bickerton,
Owens. r Tobrenie. / Livingston,
Langmaid. Sullivan and Scott.
delightful Coaching party was
given last Sunday. by Fred Berger
and George Walker The young PEG
pie rode to Marshall Browns house
at Hanauma, where refreshments
were served and a general good time
INDUCED in. The party was made ND
of Fred. Berger. George Walker. Z.
b. Clark Or o. f. Wall, A. Wall, II.
Giles. W y. Soper. the Misses Bessie
Church. Stella Love. Mabel Jones. Fan
mic. Osborne. Florence Osborne. Edna
Scoby Jessie Frasier and Miss Den
mis-.
Manager Lake of the Hawaiian Ho-
tel is making himself very popular
By his delightful dances. Last Tues
DAY evening dance was given for the
officers of the battle snip Wisconsin,
and IL proved a great success. The
three lapais were occupied by dancers
and over sevonty-five couples par
ticipated in the agreeable pastime.
Light refreshments and punch were
served
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Sadoc Tobia
departed for the coast on the Sonoma.
Mr. and Mrs Tohin have been very
popular during their short visit here.
Mr. Tobin is one OF the crack polo
players or birmingham. and even here
did some very good work. although SO
poorly mounted that he was greatly
handicapped.
Miss Mary Rice, who Is spending
some weeks in town. is being much
entertained in honor Of her recent en-
gagemer-. Miss Koepke gave a Sc
lect luncheon for Miss Rice on Thurs
DAY. and many others have been doing
much for the pleasure OF this popular
Young woman.
The informal dance at the Realani
boat house on Thursday evening was
one Of the merriest affairs ever given. !
The GOODNESS Of the weather made
dancing 4 delight, and those who were
wont to grumble az the possibility Of
dancing uinped the light fantastic toe
with great vigor.
The news OF Consul Canavarro's ad (
vance 10 the first rank has been re-
ceived with much interest by his nu-
merous friends here The consul ex-
poets TO arrive in Honolulu about
January and will receive cordial vel 7.
come on his return
Hiss Elsa Bnrrai, NickeuS and Mr. (
Robert WauNharst. Jr.. were quietly
81 the residence Of DIT and
AIRS Charles Cooper. on Wedu asday 4
evening. The reremony was perform 1
"a b. the Rev. y. u. Hincaid.
Bishop and AIRS. Sidney Catlin Part !
ridge who passed through Honolulu I
'n their way 70 rs Orient. were en-.
.erssined during the day By Mr.. and /
Yrs. Hedemaa.
Ms. e. 2. Dole sailed on the So
roma FOR the coast. She viii be join
d BY Mr.. T. p. Dole in a few weeks
md they win depart for Washington.
D. c. for a short visit.
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