The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-06
Fashions and Society,

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+ Miss Harriet Ie=erE troussear IS =
dream Of beauty. 80 I an tns1 b. those
wao have sen & This y0ung woman did
not tire herself By the usual methods Of
/ tryinx on On 10 Miss Levers had a
form model made-the latest thing from
Paris-tbe exact duplicate Of herself. and
she watched with interest the dsFelop-
ment Of her Lovely frocks without the
usual fatigue accompanying such eE0rtz-
This Is 3 fashion which ought to become
popular here. fer the climate Is too WARN
I for much frock making: but Il takes
/ long purse 70 accomplish the deed. so il
viii not become common to say the least
Dr.. G. Wake Burgess invited NUM-
I Der Of friends 10 join him in observing
and Mrs. +. ]. BowrcF. The refreshments
en- j0yed an elaborate dinner from 8 :45
until O'Clock. and the friendly contests
az whist for favors. which followed. CON-
pleted a very pleasant evening. The
guests were Mr.. G. III. Tracey Miss Stan
ley. Mr. Herbert Young. Mr. Will Young
| Afr. John Young. Miss Alyena Marshall,
Miss Cecilia Marshall. Mr.. Fletcher. Miss
Felker. Miss Coughran and Mr.. v. r.
Calef.
| Mrs. Annis Montague Turner q "a
birthday dinner Monday evening in honor
I Of Captain Remy. The guests were al
most without exception those who had
travelled with the genial captain Mig
non looked a very bower Of loneliness.
and the hostess was most becomingiy
gowned The guests were Mrs. Charles
/ EistOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson. Mrs
/ Mary Gum. Mrs. Grace Hudson. Miss
Ella Stansbury. Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;
and Mr. Watson.
The marriage Of Miss Polly Dunn of
San Francisco and Mr.. Harry Macfar-
lane OF this city viii take place about
/ December LIST. in Honolulu. so / am told
/ | can hardly credit this. as / understood
there was to be smart wedding in San
I Francisco. Miss Dunn is one Of the
prettiest girls in San Francisco. and a
/ great fayorite as well They say Miss
Madge Colbnrn will be the maid OF honor
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We expect soon TO have the pleasure of
greeting Lieut.. and Mrs. Dougherty.
They were passengers on the United
sailed from Manila for San Francisco
September 9Th. Lieut. Dougherty has
been transferred to Vancouver Barracks.
His wife. il viii be remembered, was
pretty Miss Marths Along.
| Mr. Theodore Weres has been doing
some fine work here. and his exhibition
of paintings at the Pacific Hardware
have been rreatIy admired during the
past week. His treatment Of the Ponci-
ana Regia is wonderfully done and shows
any amount Of eleverness. His portraits
too. are cleverly executed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Kluegel enter
/ tanned at dinner last Saturday evening
in honor Of Miss Harriet LEVERS and Mr..
Arthur Wall at the Moana Hotel Among
those present. besides the host and host
ess and the guests of homer were Dir,
and Mrs. George Paris. Miss Kate Patty
and Mr.. Charles Weight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip and
| are occupying the house belonging to DIR
Walter Maxwell on the corner of Pensa-
cola and Hsssinger streets. They dined
with Professor and Mrs. Scott Monday
evening. Mrs. Ivers will probably be.
home" after this week.
The Lilliputians have given us a treat.
and it's a pity bad weather caused so
many to remain away last Tuesday even
ing The little ones act with cleyerness
and there is much talent among the com
eanv. They are also a well behaved lot
Of youngsters and deserve praise and pat
rOnage.
Senator and Mrs Crabbe gave a din
ner in honor of Miss f. Hoffman. of Buff
falo. New York. and Mr.. r. G. Moore
IT Honolulu. Thursday evening. their en-
gagement having been announced. Covers
were laid for twelve and the table dec
orations were very handsome.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Squires and three
sons were hOmeward bound on the CoDtic
Legation in Peking They had with them
large collection of Chinese curios. which
he intends to present to the Metropolitan
Art Museum in New York
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There was gay and FOLLY luau at the
Myrtle Club House Friday evening in
honor Of the birthday of Miss Ethel GAY.
given by Mrs. Albert Harris The boat
house was prettily decorated for the oc-
music.
Miss Carrie Castle viii give one of her
usual Sunday musicales at the Castle
home in Manoa valley this afternoon.
These concerts are recitals of high order.
and lucky the ones who are invited to
this hosnitahle mansion.
Mr.. Tarn McGrew gave a delightful
dinner party Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Nellie White. After dinner the
whole company went 20 the Opera House
10 hear the Pollard Opera Company
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Mrs. NcOnan. Mrs Herbert and Mrs.
F. y. Tenney returned from the coast
last week. after visit Of many months.
Mrs Carmichael may visit the Islands in
the near future.
United States Attorney Baird's health
has become 50 bad that trip to the
coast IS necessary. He left on the Mari
posa. hut expects to return as soon Is
he Is able.
Mrs. W. Montrose Graham sailed for
San Francisco ON the Mariposa to be
gone several months. Her health has
been poor for some time.
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Mrs. HOweiIs and little daughter are
receiving many attentions from atimiFine
friends. The little one IS unusually pref.
Y for 50 young child.
Mr.. and NrS Emmett Burke are at the
MeiroSe until sorine. They expect fc
sEsend three ycars in Europe after leaving
Honoialn.
{ Mrs. Mary Gunn's dancing elsss omen.
I'd last Saturday. ard naany new and
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