The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-07

II vas fastened IN me back Tnm -
really one Of the most elective Scwna
worn here There Is only one import
ant thing necessary 70 inaure It's be
comingness The gown must be worn
by pretty girl
Mrs Nevfll Castle has often visited
| Honolulu. and has always been the
| center Of attraction In our own four
hundred.
Mr.. Hancock. Of Camp Mckinley,
gave q luau last Friday evening ct the
Monsarrat place. near Diamond Head.
| The supper was delightfnl and al was
| merry until the return. when it was
| found that the water had risen, max
| ing fording . dinicult task; but the
party went merrily on and snrmounted
| all trials and finally reached home in
safety, voting the occasion q great
| success
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neumann enter
tanned at the Grill Wednesday noon.
d. Spreckels. Miss Grace Spreckels,
Mrs. Gibson, Mr.. Cornwell and MI.
William G. Irwin
There has been very little going on
socially this week, for all the good
people have been attending Lenten SER
vices and trying to make up for their
less strict observance In the past.
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Mr. W. d. Stead. Jr.. a versatile
writer, is visiting Honolulu in order
to study the coolie labor question.
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Mrs. Alleyn Capron. widow of Cap
tain Allan Capron of Rough Rider
fame. passed through here on her
way to Manila.
Mrs. s. Ainsworth of Santa Barbara
is in Honolulu for month ON her way
round the world.
Miss Martha Afong's marriage to
Lieutenant Dougherty was announced
by cablegram. The marriage occurred
in Manila. as it was impossible for
the lieutenant to come out here to
claim his bride. Some time ago Miss
Martina sailed for Manila, and was
married Immediately ON her arrival
Mrs. Dougherty is pretty and accom-
plished, and Honolulu loses one Of her
greatest favorites Mr.. and Mrs.
Dougherty expect to make Honolulu
their home.
Mrs. NJ. E. Tenney, Mrs. E. D. Ten
ney and Mrs. Noonan left for the
Coast on Wednesday.
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Mrs. James B. Castle and Mrs. Alan
White are expected from Maui today
Mr.. Castle does not seem to improve
in health and may take q trip east
for few months. very soon.
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Mr.. Armstrong, former editor of the
Advertiser. arrived last week from
San Francisco, to be the guest of Mr.. 1
James B. Castle. Mr. Armstrong ap-
pears in excellent health and spirits,
and is glad to be with us once again.
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Invitations are out for a card party
at Mrs. Humphreys on Nuuanu ave-
nue. on Wednesday.
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Cards are out for reception at the
Rev. Mr.. Usborne's Monday evening, ]
in honor II Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rain
Walker and Mr.. and Mrs Tom
May, who are leaving for England
shortly. During Mr.. Walkers alb
sence his house will be occupied by
Mr.. and Miss Hoare.
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A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
q nxyto Nv ha x-,,e
and faculties of the Kamehameha
schools. at Bishop Hall. on Thursday
evening. The hall was beautifully
decorated with palms. ferns and other
tropical plants. The desks had been
removed and the effect was quite like
a private house. Refreshments were
served ON the verandas The guests
numbered more than one hundred, be-
sides the boys and girls Of the schools |
The students sang many charming |
songs, and the new principal vas de- |
lighted with his reception. Mr.. Dyke |
was formerly Of the faculty of Hamp- |
ton Institute. and is a very clever |
man.
Miss Lillian Bacon ought to feel very |
much pleased with herself She has
certainly made q great success with |
her physical culture. and her classes |
are q great credit to this charming |
little woman.
Mrs. McGfew and Mr.. Tarn McGrew |
are soon expected from the coast 1 |
hear that Miss Nellie White may re-
main away . year or longer.
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Mr.. Jack Atkinson gave . pleasant |
stag. dinner Wednesday evening to |
q few intimate friends. /
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Mrs. Edward Damon expects to leav
for England In = month or two.
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Mrs. Mumford and party expect to
tour the Islands before leaving for the |
Coast. Mrs Mumford has been busy |
collecting material for = Hawaiian |
novel during her visit here. Her novel |
.sDupes" has had = great success. and |
predict something rather startling TO |
the good people when the other is pro
duced-
Mr.. and Mrs. Montrose Graham en-
tertained large number at Aiea last
Saturday.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. ws.tnf
Dillingham; entertained ct dinner. the
guest OF honor being Miss Ashley q
New York. i
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