The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08

| he money moon Is being spent. so
an told. at AhuimEau. the country
seat OF the MscfzrIanes
After the return OF the neEly-wed
ded couple. Mr. and Mrs Fred Mac
fariane expect TO winter in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Dora Won Temsky is receiy
/ ing much attention during her visit
| in Honolulu. Mrs. Schaefer gave g
| luncheon in her house on Thursday
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Tenney en-
teTtained her at dinner Saturday
evening. while theater parties and
drives with Mrs. Won Tempsky as
guest OF honor have been numerous
She is at present with the Misses
Walker Of Nuuanu avenue, but ex.
poets to return to her home On Maui
this week.
Captain Pond has been ordered
home. but will not be able to get
away before January Captain and
Mrs. Pond have made hosts of friends
during their sojourn in Honolulu, and
they will be sadly missed. The Cap
tain and his charming wife are always
in demand. and those in the social
swim" will be quite inconsolable-
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The Myrtle Boat Club benefit at the
Opera House last Monday night was
a grand success both socially and
financially. Nancy and Company
was given with great gusto, and well
deserved the laundering applause
showered upon the humorous situa-
lions.
Miss Nora Sturgeon gave a lunch
con last Wednesday in honor of Miss
Mary Rice of Kauai. Among those
present were Mrs. Grace Waterhouse,
Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. Clarence
Cooke. Miss Church. Miss Schaefer,
Miss Kopke and Miss King.
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Mrs. Casey and Miss Casey were
ntertained by Governor Cleghorn at
Anaahhau on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs James Tucker presided at the
tea table. The guests were most en-
thusiastic over the beautiful scenery.
u ~
Dr. Walter Hoffman is in town
many-his home. Mrs. Hoffman. who
accompanied him. remained over in
Chicago. visiting relatives, but will
soon join her husband in Honolulu.
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St. Clements fair was well attend
ed yesterday afternoon, and the loan
exhibition proved great attraction.
Too much praise cannot be given
those who were personally interested
in the success of the fair.
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Mr.. A Kunst will not depart for
Samoa right away, as he at first in
tended, but will remain a few weeks
| longer. When he sails, Mr.. Theodore
Wores will accompany him as his
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Rice of Kauai
gave a large dinner party in honor of
Miss Mary Rices engagement to Mr..
Walter H. Scott of San Francisco.
Covers were laid for eighteen.
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Mrs Harold NJ Sewell is in New
York Mr.. Sewell may come cut here
after Christmas. as he is anxious to
build at O-pie-ke-pie-ke-O. where he
has some fine land.
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Mrs S. NJ. Damon was the hostess
of large luncheon party on Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. Henry Damon. She
expects soon TO take her departure
for England.
Mrs. James R. Castle sails for the
Coast on Tuesday She will join Mr..
Castle in New York and they will
spend part of the gay season at the
metropolis.
Governor and Mrs. Dole. with a
! party of friends. occupied box Mon
day evening. The box was properly
decorated with the Myrtle colors.
Miss Anna Paris. who is in New
York. has been quite i'll with a severe
cold. That is the fate of many Isl
auders after long sojourn here.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch entertained at
luncheon most informally for Miss
Dora Won Temsky. who has been
spending a few days with her.
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Governor and Mrs. Dole entertained
at dinner Friday evening at Aqua Ma
rine, The guests of honor were Ad-
miral and Mrs. Casey.
Mrs. Nelly Norman and Miss X.
widdifield viii go TO Hawaii very
shortly to visit relatives of Mrs. Nor.
man
Miss Ben Taylor. who has been The
guest OF Mrs Charles Cooper. de.
parted for Hawaii last week.
Mrs. T. Mcdonald is rehearsing a
number Of children for the Christmas
cantats. Judge Santa Claus"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isenberg
have returned to Honolulu after a de
lightful trip abroad. =.
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Captain Reiter and the officers of
the Wisconsin have been enjoying
Honolulu greatly.
Mrs. z. A Schaefer gave luncheon
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Dora Won
Temsky.
Lieutenant Commander Stoney left
on the Peru for the Coast l1s; week.