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

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mischief which Is another good point
to remember
Then she settled herself TO be de.
mure. for the especial sdrasrer vas
blessed wfth sife OF decidedly faS.
tendencies.
And the Debafanfe reflected
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Theodore wores, the web known
artist. expects to leave for HonoIsIr
in March. so the Argonaut szvs. Il
I is possible that Nr. Wores vii son.
tfnBe bis Eanderingz westward TO Ma
Mia and around the world. and will
make stay Of some duration in Eu
rope before his return 20 San Fran
cisco.
Has anyone seen Mrs. Willis de
!ightfuI menus Their are ribbons O.
all haes on which Hawaiian scenes
are painted most exquisiteIy. know
q man who has ordered four dozen
Of these dainty ribbons. purposely 70
distribute TO his fair friends Mrs.
Willis uses lie money obtained from
her Iabors in sweet charity, an told.
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Mrs. Walter Frear gave an after
noon tea on Monday at her home in
Punahou-
Hrs. II. a. Isenberg was at home
on Monday afternoon. the guest of
honor being her husbands mother,
Mrs. Isenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Isenberg,
ST.. win soon return to Germany.
Mr. Barbour Lathrope has engaged
the waialua Hotel exclusively for Sat
1rday and Sunday. and a large number
OF guests are invited to make merry
at the house. The party is given for
3Ir. and Mrs F. " Hatch. The sing
ing boys are engaged and everything
has been done to make the occasion a
delightful one. A special car has been
chartered and every luxury that can
be obtained. Barbour Lathrope is not
ed on two continents for his boundless
hospitality, and those invited are con-
graduating themselves.
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The Misses Evans, daughters of
Pension Commissioner Henry Clay Ev-
ans, of Washington. D. c.. were thro'
passengers on the transport Sheridan
They brought letters of Introduction
to Governor Dole and Mr. F. NJ. Hatch.
from President Mckinley They are
charming and delightful young ladies
and have been entertained at several
houses during their visit here.
Thursday evening the Kilohana Art
League gave an exhibition of architec-
tural drawings by Mr.. E. A. P New
comb of this city. The drawings were
much admired by large number of
people.
Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy gave large ca
noeing and chowder party Thursday
afternoon. at the house of Mr. Brown
at Waikiki Beach. There were about
fifty guests present.
Mrs. W E. Taylor gave a delightful
card party at her residence on Thurs
ton avenue Thursday afternoon. A
delicious tea was served about 1870
Mrs. Taylor is the young and hand
some wife of DIR. w E. Taylor of Bere-
tania street.
Mrs. J. B. Atherton gave a tea on
Thursday afternoon at her residence
on King street for the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Mrs. Atherton. hostess and
President of the Ladies' Aid Society.
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. c.
B. Damon. Mrs. Westervelt, Mrs. n. B.
Emerson and Mrs. McChesney. Mrs.
Atherton's beautiful home was charm
ingly decorated with evergreens and
palms. and tea and refreshments were
served the guests upon the lanais. The
afternoon passed rapidly. all too rap
idly, for every moment was delight.
Too much praise cannot be given Mrs.
Atherton and the hostesses for most
delightful afternoon
Mrs. Parne and the Misses Parke
gave large tea on Friday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy are at
their ranch at Koolauloa, over Sunday,
with large party of guests.
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Mr. Frank Goad has been spending
a few days with Mr.. Addison Miner.
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Mrs. James B. Castle and Mrs. Allen
White will go to Maui for a few weeks
on Tuesday week.
CHIFFON"
MooNShInER'S SWEETHEART Y
REMAINS TRUE As STEEL
Kills His 6etrayer and Suffers Impris.