The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-17

black velvet ribbon Gold embroidere.
tabs were repeated on the bottom 9
the corsage to form basques. and zgail
as finish on the sleeves Bordering
on top Of the straight black velvet col
lar was band Of gilt braid
600
Nile Trebelli Dolores mas made 1
great impression in Honolulu by ne
beautiful voice Il was treat 20 lis
ten 10 her, and everyone is hoping sh'
will return again next year.
600
The nearrbreaking pathetic story o.
Madam Butterfly" was played at tbs
| Opera House on Tuesday evening The
could not appreciate the sorrovs Of
poor little Butterfly Miss Crosby did
all she could to make the thing go
/ but il was fighting against great odds
The vast audience was plainly in a
hysterical mood. and il would have
taken the genius of a Bernhard Or a
Duse to change matters
600
Captain and Mrs. Pond entertained
ct dinner on the Iroquoise Monday
evening Among the guests were Cap
tain and Mrs Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Halves. Jr-: Mrs Andrews and Pay
master Hall
900
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch gave a
dinner party Monday evening in honor
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Prescott
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Cooper. Miss Kaufman. Mr. and Mrs.
Bailou. Mr.. Barbour Lathrope and Ma
jor Potter.
600
The new Moana hotel will prove a
boon to many tourists. who have often
vIsheu for a modern hotel. and com
planned bitterly when they failed to
find IL
Prince David and party occupied a
box Monday evening at the Opera
House.
600
Mr.. Barbour Lathrope gave theater
party Monday evening. His guests
were Mrs e D. Tenney. Miss Damon.
Miss K. Widdifeld. Major Potter and
Mr.. Prouty.
coo
Mrs. James Castle and Mrs. Allen
White sailed for Mani on Tuesday.
They expect to be gone about a month.
CCC
The officers on the war ship DOMAIN
are neing extensively entertained by
the society people. They are without
exception delightful men, but | hear
the most attractive of all is the gallant
Captain II. aI
Mr.. Schaefer invited the Captain and
many officers to a trip down the line
on Thursday The guests expressed
themselves as charmed with the beau
tiful scenery.
The Shriners are upon us. In fact
they seem to own the town. There is
decidedly a festive appearance to our
streets Ii is also getting to be a diff
ficult task to dodge the automobiles
as they hy gaily about. What with
Shriners and automobiles we ought TO
feel very festive indeed.
600
The luau at the Maternity Home
given yesterday afternoon was a
most successful affaid. The Queen and
Prince David had tables and host
of society women had the thing in
charge. There was dancing in the big
outdoor lanai. which continued until
midnight.
600
Mrs Z. ID. Tenny gave a dinner
W h.,
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wild
er, Dr. and Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Widdi-
field. the Misses Widdifield, DR.. Muir
ray and Major Potter.
600
Barbour Lathrop has hidden about
fifty of his friends to cotillion to be
given Wednesday evening at Progress
Hall He will lead with Mrs. Mary
Gum.
Mrs. Henry Cooper of Pearl Harbor
has invited number of ladies for
luncheon party next Tuesday.
GEO
Miss Florence Russell OF Church
Crookham, Hants, England. is expect
ed to arrive on the Ventura
600
Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy gave a most en-
joyable whist party on Friday after
noon.
Captain Coggswell, brother-in-law of
MIR. F. NJ. Hatch, passed through Ho-
noiulu on his way to Manila.
CCC
Mrs. E. ID. Tenney gave one of her
charming lunches on Thursday. The
guests were Mrs. W. S. Waller. Mrs.
Andrew Fuller, Mrs. NJ. Widdifielu,
Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;. Mrs. Walbridge.
Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Estee.
600
The flower table at the Maternity
Home was a most attractive feature.
The young girls in charge were cha
peroned by Mrs. ]. s. Walker and Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder, who were most fascin-
ating and alluring-for what mere man
could resist that combination OF Gle
gance and loveliness.
600
A masquerade ball was given at the
Simpson home st Punahou last week.
600
Mrs Henry Cooper gave a luncheon
Tuesday at the Cooper residence at
Pearl Harbor.
900
The Hawaiian Hotel gave compli-
mentary concert TO the visiting Shrin-
ers, and the officers of the Donau and
warspite. Friday night Captain
Hauss is a magnificent performer ON
the piano and one of the coming men
in Austria His record has been bril-
liant and he will be promoted directly