The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-12

In business with his father, who is
the president Of the National City
Bank and prominent figure in hnzn-
cisl and club circles
Mr.. stillman's sister. Miss Isabelle
Stiilnan. is 10 BE married TO Mr. Per
CT Rockefeller, Jr., On April - AZ
St Bartholcue~'s church
No date has Jet been mentioned for
the marriage.
The reception given to Mr. and Mrs
H E Coleman Tuesday night at Prog
ress Hall. By the 7. n C. A. and 7. ".
C. A. was most gratifying success.
Notwithstanding the change in the ar
engagements On account Of the nu-
merous showers, Progress Hall was
deemed more suitable Tor the comfort
Of the guests. and they began to arrive
about O'Clock The hail was prettily
decorated and delightfully."- cool
The large punch bowls, surrounded
by flowers. were presided over by Mrs
Frear, Mrs Whitney AMI Miss How
ard
The Kamehameha Boys Glee Club
rendered some vocal selections and
Mrs. Walter Hoffman sang delightful
ly q pretty song
One OF the most charming events
was the violin solo by Miss lola Bar
Der. who rendered most exquisitely
Lemond's Souvenir de Haydn" when
was vigorously applauded. Miss Bar
Der is charming acquisition to mu-
.. I'D I'll
ing personality with much talent.
Many regrets were expressed at the
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman,
and the good wishes OF all follow them
to their native state, where they will
continue the good work so nobly be
gun here
The Cleaners lawn party last Sat
urday afternoon was one of the most
successful affairs of the kind ever Civ.
en- here. The spacious grounds of the
Castle house are ideal for a garden
party. and the scene from beginning
to end was picturesque in the extreme
The American and Hawaiian flags
played an important part in the
scheme of decoration, and patriotism
4 the DS AdilOuS UOOluS
were dainty and attractive. and fur
Their enhanced by pretty girls who of
fered tempting wares to the passer by
Mrs. H. H. Williams was untiring in
her efforts, and displayed wonderful
executive ability. Mrs. Williams was
assisted by a large number of ladies
who did everything in their power to
make the affair successful. Mrs. Theo
dore Richards at the fancy work
booth, was assisted by Mrs. Brock
Mrs. King and Miss Katheryn Wild
difield. Miss Widdifield looked very
sweet and pretty in white muslin
frock.
NThe heart booth was presided over
by Miss Beatrice Castle. who, by the
way, is, one of the prettiest girls in
Honolulu. She was assisted by Miss
Violet Damon and Miss Helen Wider
The lawn was covered throughout
the afternoon with gaily dressed wo
men. and the Cleaners lawn party
will be long remembered as one of the
pleasantest and most attractive ever
given.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman gave a most
enjoyable reception on Monday after
noon in honor of Miss josephine Stan
ton of the opera company, at the Bolte
mansion on Judd street Dainty re
freshments were served and beautiful
lilies in tall vases made the rooms a
bower of beauty. Miss Stanton was
handsomely gowned in black gauze
over black satin, and wore a picture
hat of black with plumes and pink
Iroses nestled under the brim. resting
on her yellow hair with stunning eff
feet Among those present were Mrs
Hatch. Mrs. Ballou, Mrs. Alfred vii
lis. Mrs. Won Holt, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder
Gardner Wilder, Mrs. Kitcat, Mrs
Charles Wilder. Mrs. Brown, Miss
Zoe Atkinson, Miss Russell, Miss
Stansberry. Miss Juliette King, Mis-:
Kaufman and many others.
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Miss Stanton and her company have
been playing very we'll during the pas
week. THE Mascotte' was very &C
ceptable, and Tuesdays performance
of said Pasha" very good indeed
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ir
win. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch and Mr. Far
aday. cousin o. the Hatches. occu
pied the Irwin box Mrs. Irwin look
ed exceedingly handsome and Mrs
Hatch was as lively as ever.
The Queen. Mrs. Estee, Mrs. ]. o
Carer and Prince David occupied the
opposite box and seemed to enjoy the
opera.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch entertained al
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mis-:
Florence Russell of England. The
black oak of the table contrasted pref
tily with the profusion of maiden hail
fern with which the table was elab
orately decorated. The guests asked
to meet Miss Russell were Mrs. Bal
lou. Mrs. Phillip Andrews, Mrs. ]. Gil