The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-21

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manager OF the whole affair. and she
did her duty nobly. The Hawaiian
/ Quintetts GLIB furnished the music.
and the boys sang with even more zeal
/ than usual Crowds were in attend
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The engagement Of Miss Gertrude
Scott to Mr. Richard Ivsrs. brother OF
Mrs William irwin. is announced. The
marriage viii probably take place
some time in October. Miss Scott is
one of the beauties of Honolulu. and
most popular Her engagement does
not come as a surprise TO her friends.
for they have long guessed the way
the wind blew in that quarter Mr.
Ivers is a most desirable young man
and quite deserves his good fortune in
securing so charming bride
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Mrs. F. NJ Hatch entertained al din
ner Saturday evening The table was
beautifully decorated and Mrs Hatch
as usual was perfect hostess. Among
the guests were Judge and Mrs Estee.
Mr.. and Mrs Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs.
William Allen. Mrs. Mary widdifeld.
Mr.. and Mrs s. NJ Damon. Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer. Mr.. Armstrong and Col.
A. G. HAYES
Mrs. Claire Williams gave delight
full children's party Saturday evening
for her two younger daughters A
little play, written by Mrs. Marx.
was acted in a charming manner by
about ten children. After the play
refreshments were served and the
children INDUCED in many games.
Mr.. William Haywood of Washing
ton is with us once more. His visit is
purely social one He has always
been attached to the Islands Mrs.
Haywood is at their country seat with
the children and Mr.. Haywood will
join them on his return He intends to
leave in the City of Picking.
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l am much afraid we shall lose the
Charles D. Lufkins if the Wailuku
bank enterprise goes through Mrs.
Lufkin is an unusually sweet woman.
and Mr.. Lufkin's musical ability is
well known. 1t will be quite loss to
Honolulu.
Bishop and Mrs. Willis are contem-
plating trip to Kona. Mrs. Willis
hoe NOT haap xraII for +ba Dao+ four
weeks and the Bishop thinks she needs
| change of air. They will remain
some weeks The Bishop is <as hale
and hearty as ever.
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At the Yale commencement recently
three Hawaiians received degrees
| Clarence NJ. Cooke. Doctor of Philoso-
ply: Henry P. Judd. Bachelor of Arts,
and William j. Rawlins, Bachelor of
Laws. We have reason to be proud of
our boys.
The many friends of Doctor Herbert
are delighted to hear of his goo1
health. The genial doctor intends to
resume his Office about August 1st
Mrs Herbert may return later
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Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. with a
party of friends. have gone to be the
guests of Col Cornwell. at his ranch
The whole party will remain over in
Hilo in order to see the races.
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Miss Anna Paris gave a delightful
picnic at her Peninsula home on Sat
urday. About thirty people were in
vited. and pleasant afternoon was
most agreeably spent
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Invitations to the wedding of Miss
Mary E. Burwell and Mr.. George S
Waterhouse have been received. The
wedding took place on the 18th. at Sc
attic. Wash.
Mrs L. A. Thurston gave a dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Kate
NJ. Patty, whose engagement to Charles
S Weight was announced during the
evening.
| ne NOitQ nave Qc-
parted. leaving the pleasantest of rec
objections behind them. We all hops
they viii return and charm us again
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Lieut.. Sam Widdifield has been as
signed 10 the Eighth Infantry. He ha:
certainly risen rapidly and it speak:
volumes in praise of his ability.
Mr. Farraday expects his family Il
: join him in the near future Mrs. Far.
raday is now in South America visit
: ing relatives
The town was quite gay Saturday 70
the army transport Buford had man,
, families aboard. and every one wen
sightseeing.
Hon. r. W. Irwin. former Hawaiian
, Minister TO Japan. was entertained b,
| Governor Cleghorn during his brfe
stay here
: Miss Ruth Whitney gave a Dime
|, FrifIav afternoon for her friends. Mis-