The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-23

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adaptable and = diplomat IN every
sense Of the Eord His frIends ara Al
glad to welcome Kim back AFTER an
sbsezes sxtending over a nnzher Of
yesrs-
Mr. and Mrs L0wrey gave 4 large
card party at their residence On Vic
torfz street last Friday evening Mrs.
Annis " Turner assisted hrs- Low
rey in receiving her guests Mrs. J.
Gilman won the first prize. which
vas an elegant tea e2ddy- Mrs Low
rev was handsomely dressed in pale
blue and Mrs Turner in black grena-
dine with turquoise trimmings. look
ed charming Among the guests were
Nr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooke. Mr.
and Mrs s. NJ Bzllou. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. Tenney
Peck. DR.. and Mrs Taylor. Dr.. and
Mrs. Wood and Captain and Mrs Full
Ter
An engagement reception was given
AT the home Of Mrs T. G. Thrum last
Monday evening. The engagement of
Miss Ella TO Mr.. Rowland was an
nounced by Miss Griswold. az the re
quest of Mrs Thrum. at the close of
musical program Mr.. Rowland is
cousin Of DR.. Charles Cooper
Among the guests were Miss Belle
Yaita. Miss Lawrence. Miss Austin.
Mr.. Macintosh. Mr. l. Dillingham;.
Mr.. Kimbal. Miss Griswold. Miss Car
rie Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Vida Thrum.
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The FLYING Jordans. as lnsny can
testify. always give a frst-clsss per
Torrance. and society is to attend in
full numbers next week. There are
many little supper parties which will
be the outcome Of the show on the
tapis Anything in the way OF nov
city is boon in Honolulu.
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The George Davieses will occupy the
cottage belonging TO Mrs. Nellie Moo
nan on Pensacola street until their
new house on Thurston avenue is
completed. They viii take possession
Of the Noonan cottage in about two
weeks time
There is a pretty little tea-house on
the road to Pacific Heights which is
attracting many visitors. II is a de
lightful trip for moonlight night
The tea is good and the japanese
cakes and sweets delicious.
Miss Mamie Widdifeld will be one
of the prettiest girls in the coming
private theatricals at Punahou Fri
day evening The American Girl
ought to be a success with so much
beauty and talent combined.
Mrs. j. R. Walker will be the lead
| ing lady in the coming private the
atricals next Friday evening. This is
a wise choice. as Mrs. Walker has
grace. dignity. beauty aud. last bui
not least. beautiful clothes.
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Last Saturday a number of wei
known clubmen made trip to Tanta
lus and remained over Sunday. Among
them were Judge Hartwell. Col. A. G
Halves. Mr.. Armstrong. Mr.. }. Spencer
and Mr. William G. Irwin.
Mrs. Charles Deering left on the
Zealandia for the Coast yesterday
Mrs Mumford. Mrs Morrow. Mis-:
Morrow and Master George Mumford
also departed for the Coast on the
Zealandia-
The news of the death of Mr.. Bel
Holiday. son of Mrs. William ~. Ir
win. has cast a gloom over those who
knew him. The greatest sympathy
is felt for Mrs. Irwin ana Miss He
lene
Miss Irmgard Schaefer has beer
spending a few days with Mrs. Focks
at Waikiki. Miss Schaefer is an ex
pert swimmer and diver, and an all
round horsewoman as well.
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There have been a great many
school picnics during the past week
and to judge from the happy faces o
the children. they have been highl,
successful
1 Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy gave
an lQIOIfudt QiuHcl uufeudt cfcuaut
in honor OF Mrs. Mumford and Mis-
Morrow.
i Mrs. W. S. Hughes, wife of ths
commander of the Philadelphia. is tn,
guest Of Paymaster Phillips and fam
lily at Waikiki.
i II seems quite natural to see Mr.
Wray Taylor back again. He speak
most enthusiastically of his recen
| trip.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Cory enter
tanned a number of friends most de
IIightfully last Wednesday evening.
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i Professor Maurice Beckwith is stay
ling with his sister. Mrs. C. B. Damon
at her home on Thurston avenue
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i The engagement is announced o
Miss Ella Thrum and Mr.. Rowland o
the Pacific Hardware Company
4 Mr. Miner met Mrs. Hugh Teyis q
4 the wharf and conducted her to he
friends at the Moana Hotel
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