The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-27

ITO OILY ono NAt u Eflt-lt Atra las
BEN sci apart, and woe 70 the u1-
lucky one who DID not reiiziousiy stay az
hone on that special DAY. Il has becorDe
such a tax that esme determined ones are
ovefturuiux tie order % things. and one
day ii the Hlouth i When ms lads can -
seen ~ course this j. dolly announced
b. sending your visiting card with the
nrW reception DAY plainly written, and
am sure il vii greatly relieve many wh0
time 20 return them. 50 many days con
ficf. and time goes and still those dreaded
calls have never ieeu returned Nos all
shat can ~ changed and there will ~
plenty Of time for society duties as well
For instance. before Mrs. james Castle
thought n going away. she intended to
rfsriFe only on the first Tuesday Of each
month. and when she returns this new
order 81 things viii probably b. observed
On the Plains. too. ! have been told Of an
innovation 10 tsnt respect. and how much
more comfortable Il will make everything.
and WhF didu't some one think Of this
long ago. Really. ] think women work
harder IN this semi tropical cline in order
fn fulfill their so-cailed obligations than
almost anywhere else Ard il shouldn't
h. 80 This climate j. too hard ppon
women as Il u without this fncessant call
ing which j. q tax upon ones time and
strength without any benefit whatever de-
rived We viii see how the new order OF
things succe.ds. and perhaps. IL all goes
well. something else may come up which
win D. n help in the struggle To keep
nervous prOssration at bay.
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Beautifully fine costume cloths of
light weight and exquisite suede finish. to
be used for dinner. visiting. carriage and
other demi-dress gowns IN opal gray. pale
golden olive. furuuoise blue. fawn color.
L 4 l. n -. l..
Tor autumn wear IN elegant tailor fashion
and IN finishing the costume a touch of
real lace Is the adiunct. Point applique
looks exceptionally well on these beautiful
fabrics and a touch Of velvet IL added by
al ihe Partisan modisfes
Iled-all red--has been a telling note OF
color IN all the large assemblies OF the
summer. especially whore 50 many con
trassing gowns Of black. white or cream
colored net. lace and 10 on have been
worn. VERY effective indeed would be a
gown 81 poppy red. accordian plated chif-
fon made over a slip Of satin OF the same
color. and admirably chosen would such a
gown BE- for G bright brunette wearer
One must always be careful and select the /
right shades Of this vivid dye.
handful Of rOseS-red. glowing gar
den beauties-with a helping of green
leaves Of dark velvet win be one Of the |
fall bouquets for the early fall hat. with
green velvet lined with rose colored silk |
for the crown hand. and narrow drapery |
of the same velvet at the edge of the
hrim Even more admirable is the nd |
vance model in dark green open work |
straw woven in pattern closely initiating |
applique work. decorated with pale green /
hons htter-sweet buds cluster Of vivid |
yellow. russell brown and scarlet wall /
flowers and uasturtiums. showing only a |
bit Of each bud and blossom. save the hops |
running riot all over the hrim and a por-
ton OF the new slightly elevated crown.
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The sun and breezes Of this perpetual |
summer often work havoc with the CON- |
plexion. but sunshine in spite Of tan. red |
roses and frcckles. is good for the skin /
so Is fresh air. Both united give bloom /
and color. and II taken early before the |
hitter has lost its morning fragrance. and
while the former has not yet gained It's
power 20 tan too deeply. the benefit is
very certain.
or the two kinds Of freckles. the con-
stitutional or permanent and the evan
the least difficult 10 deal with. Some
skins are SO delicate that they become
frecklcd az the slightest exposure TO the
omen air The cause assigned is that the
iron in the blood forming junction with
the oxygen leaves 4 rusty mark. A To-
ton Of one part good Jamaica rum to two
il one recipe for removing freckles. An
other one which is easily prepared re
quircs one ounce # aldmn. one olnce OF
lemon juice and one pint Of ros water.
Rose water aa1 lirna juice are cN. client |
for removing tan. One spoonful Of lemon
juice in a half pint Of rose water.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Atherton gave a
large and fashionable reception Tuesday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Atheri0a. az their residence. Fernhurst.
The house Is wonderfully adapted for
decorative purposes. being almost con
ccaleS behind dense masses Of tropical TO
liage and the Japanese lanterns only en-
HANGED this fairy-like splendor. The
Mr.. George Fuller and ushered into the
drawing room. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ath-
erton. assisted by Mr.. Charles Atherton
presented the guests 10 the bride and
groom Mrs. Frank Atherton looked sweet
and pretty IN dainty frock OF gray
chiffon over silk of the same delicate color.
Mrs Joseph Anterior was in a rick white
silk trimmed with handsome lace and
worn on traine. There were nearly six
hundred guests. and q constant stream
81 people were presented 20 the bride and
groom Delicious refreshments were
served IN the dining room throughout the
evening. IL was a most successful occa-
sion ami heartily enjoyed. Many hand
some gowns were worn. one OF the dain-
test being u pale green chiffon over rose
C'0l0red satin. with choux Of pale green
and MSS ribbons on the left shoulder. The
nretty girl who graeed this charming
gown never looked better and received
many compliments during the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs G. Heieman gave an IN
formal musicale az their residence on the
Castle ground at Waikiki. last Friday
evening. The lannis were occunied by
music lovers. and the sound of the snrf
rolling on the beach cnly added TO their
ENJOYMENT The moonlight was glorious.
and a uore perfect night would have been
hard 70 find
The princ;pal feature OF The evening
was the artistic playing on the pianola
hv Mr. Helcman. who has the power OF
giving expression and feeling 10 ne
laarkable extent ard we can harily re-
aiizc while Mr. Hedeman Is PLAYING that
Il i only pianola The selections were
mostly classical and were thoroughly ap-
nreciated hv the music lovers present.
After the .Caprfccio Brilliante.~ by Men
ieiSS0lan and the second Schurso Tin II
aatl hy Chopin. which were rendered
with the true phraSing. one could almost
imagine paderewsd IN ell his glory call
nr forth the WONDERFUL music. No greater
compliment could h paid the hest
Mr.. c. Elston next sing - Fair. q
sweet. u Holr.~ hv Otto Cautor. IN =
.u,fet tenAr r0ife The accompaniment