The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24
Fashions sns Society,

a peep at her latest q good comfort
able peep that took m all the littIs
dainty bits Of hand work and ths
minute details that go toward estzb
fishing the success Of a Paris-busI1
trousseau-
Mrs. r. NJ Hatch gave dinner ir
honor of Mr.. and Mrs j. Stetson. Sat
uriay last Among the guests were
Judge and Mrs Estee, Major Ennis
Miss kaufman. Mr. Irwin and DR.
Garvin.
Last Saturday evening a masque
rade was given at Eva II was sue
eessful and merry affair Some of the
costumes were very clever. Mrs
Douglas was clothed in a dress made
from Eva sugar bags, and Mr.. Doug
las was dressed as q Scotch High
lander. and gave clever exhibition
OF dancing over crossed swords on
the floor. Excellent music vas fur.
nished by the Honolulu Quintette
Club More similar occasions are be
ing planned for the near future
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Quitea number Of San Francisco
maidens have been lured away to Ho-
noiulu the past year. and the depart
IRE today OF Miss May Taylor adds
another TO the list. as upon her ar
rival there she win become the bride
OF Fred Beardsley and make her home
in that Paradise OF the Pacific" The
fair bride elect was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs T. G. Taylor. who
will return alser the wedding.-News
Letter.
Mr.. Henry Granville Foster and Miss
Margaret Edith Ferguson were mar
ried Saturday evening by the Rev.
Hamilton Lee of St Andrews Cattle
dral. at the residence of Mr.. H. G. Fos-
ter. on Fort street The house was
prettily decorated and the music by
Wray Taylor was all that could be de-
sired
mo masks for the men" in San
Francisco is the final decision of the
Mardi Gras ball managers, and though
il is contended that thereby the bali
will be lacking in briliancy, it is gen.
orally admitted that the decision is
wise one. That it will be well attend
ed is already an assured fact and both
maids and young matrons are buisily
engaged in getting up something quite
stunning in which to appear on that
eventful night.
Mrs. MilIy Ashe Sewall is visiting
her mother, Mrs. c. L. Ashe, at her
residence on Sacramento street, hav-
ing arrived from the East last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Flood have return
ed from their visit to Kansas.
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Mrs. Montrose Graham deserves a
world of praise for her untiring labors
in behalf of the Mardi Gras. Mrs.
costume was one of the most
attractive at the ball. and she quite
looked the high form Chinese lady.
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Mr.. Davey has sent cards to all the
prominent Mardi Gras ladies, hoping
that they will have their pictures ia
ken in costume.
Mrs. Paul Neumann entertained Mt
dinner wednesday evening. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Hatch and Judge and Mrs. Estee
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels are
the loss of beautiful boy
four years old.
Mrs. Taylor has invitations out for
a large card party on Thursday
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Mrs. James Castle gave luncheon
party Friday. Among the guests were
Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Swanzy, Mrs. White
Mrs. Halves, Jr.: Miss Kaufman and
Mrs. E. d. Tenney. Mrs. Castle will
soon occupy the new house, which has
been named Kailulu, meaning the
breakers.
Mrs. Mary Widdifield entertained
at dinner Thursday evening. The
guests were the Misses Widdifield,
Miss kaufman. Mr.. Barbour Lathrope,
Miss May Damon, Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Han
cock, DR.. Murray and Mr.. Lindsey.
The table was beautifully decorated
with small vases of pink carnations
and maldenhair ferns. Mr.. Lathrope
sang negro songs in his inimitable
a.. Mr.. Lindsey's Scotch
songs We're much enjoyed.
Cards are out for a reception at
Mrs. II. A. Isenberg's on Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richards gave a pro- |
yressive whist party at their residence
IN King street, Saturday evening.
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Captain and Mrs. Pond. u. S. NJ
at dinner on board the
y. S. tug Iroquois. monday evening.
The guests were DIR. and Mrs. Walter
hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer, Miss |
|. Schaefer. Mr.. Hall and Major Ennis.
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The Literary Circle of the Kilohana /
Art League held an entertainment On
Saturday afternoon at the Art League
'ooms. Mrs. Harold Smith lectured on
A Little Trip to the Netherlands
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Mrs. Edward Damon wore a most
original gown at the Mardi Gras. She
represented champagne bottle.
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AIRS. Annis NJ. Turner has cards out I
or an entertainment Wednesday even
ng in honor of Miss Grace Cooke and |
dr. Wallace Alexander.
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Mrs. H. A. Isenberg gave a delight
al card party Saturday afternoon.
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