The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-28

4 natural reaction from the races
rs IF the latter part of last week
1 3 with their resultant canoeing and
.,uung parties and the dinners and
..a.a.ons. people have been rather
...- since. Interest this week has
r... entered in the Scott-Ivers we'd
l..- But with the home coming of a
lumber Of Honolulus society people,
ar their freshening in ideas from
.la.act with a different environment
while away. suggestions are coming as
.o What might be planned along the
ines ~ new diversions here in the isl
aaI- There are those who talk golf.
Du- 'ady who is always among the first
.a become expert in new games, has
e..1 doing a lot Of golf this summer
AMI she would probably carry off first
r1uors along that line were we to go
.u Tor 1t here. She gives descriptions of
most bewftching golf costumes she saw
IN the Hnks-sweaters are ''the thing
size tells us. and green and red are the
.uIors to wear Norfolk Jackets too
are appearing In numbers and leather
INNINGS are the Tage-soft russet
Gathers and channels skins being used
as facings, bindings, cuffs or strap
pjngs
Then there are those who talk TENN:
"a tennis in which not masculines alone
AXE interest, and there are those who
ak croQuet Yes there are, Croque
IS having a revival in certain places o
late One girl was given a bowling
party while in a country place nea
San Francisco, and she thinks BOWLING
axceis all the other sports. She say!
some of the girls were grace per
sJnified when welding the balls. TheI
there are those who, no matter wha
topic OF outdoor sports Is brought up
mark back to the subject mentioned
some months ago, of a country club
and who say that the whole ground o
athletics might be covered by those wv
words And as one Of these last nam
ed enthusiasts is, by reason of her win
a-ug personality. power IN tn
land doubtless her interest on the sub
iect viii bring forth results in tn
future Honolulu is surely rich enough
10 support such club. And only thini
now much more it would mean to u
mere. cut of as we are from man,
pleasures that mainland people have
To be able TO get away from the tow
itself TO some pleasant country spot
Just pleasant driving distance, or eve1
walking distance for the matter of that
where there were golf links, pol
grounds. a bowling alley or croQue
grounds. where we could exercise for
while or where we'd have a defnit
place to go knowing we'd see some II
teresting games by others perhaps
where we might sit and read for
while resting after our trip out, or
sure of finding cOngenial spirit
two It would surely be a delight
diversion and keep many mind plea
antIy occupied after work hours tn
now has only to "eat in upon itself
1888
On account of the memorial service
the first "at home, which was to /
given by the Literary Circle of II
KiIohana Art League, will be postpor
I'd until next Saturday, October st
at D. m. At that time Mr.. Willia
Castle Jr will talk on stephen Phi
.ps." and Miss Alice Woods will pla
rho violin
Ss&s4,
Miss Alice Hoffman is more devote
than ever to athletic sports, and hi
really become one of the finest rein'
women on the CONSTITUTING fourth
hand with more ease than does II
average woman one horse. She VIZ
most g~aC{ously enthusiastic over Il
Sutton sisters and no one was MOI
sincerely enthusiastic over their SIX
than Miss Hoffman.-San FrancisC
sa#aHn
$3.50
And now the gossips are waggiT
their tongues about a young wido
.l a beautiful home on the shores
yh- Pacific 10, many hours journe
ivm San FrauaIsco who is mournir
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