The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08
Fashions and Society,"

every detail A bouquet OF orchids and
maidenhair was carried The soft folds
Of the ruIle veil were particularly be
coming 20 the brides style OF l0yelIness-
The Queen wore 4 magnificent gown OF
Lavender satin trimmed with rare lace.
while diamonds CLEANED effectively from
the bodice. She made an elegant and inn
posing appearance. seated on couch az
the head of the room.
Miss Helen Robertson was pretty pic
ture in yellow organdy over yellow silk,
and Miss Mabel Robertson In white or.
CANDY over yellow was most effective.
Mrs. Robertson wore black silk
holoku with the grace peculiarly her own,
and no one could wear that gown more
regally than she. Mrs. Porter Boyd wore
a French confection of white gauze and
silver embroidery and looked extremely
beautiful Mrs Give Davies was in a
becoming gown of black lace. Mrs Pond
was in white and looked extremely youth
fui Mrs. Elizabeth Freeth was dressed
iIf>rich crimson satin. and the red flowers
in her hair were most becoming.
The refreshments were lavish and very
dainty while champagne and delicious
punch were at the disposal of all. The
presents were numerous and costly, con-
sisting mostly of silver and cut glass.
About IL o'clock the guests began TO
disperse, having thoroughly enjoyed the
regal hospitality Of Mr. Cleghorn-
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Her Majesty. Queen Liliuokalani, gave
a birthday breakfast luau and reception
at her home Washington Place. Monday.
Although it was her 63d birthday. could
not see that she looked her age. Attired
in black holoku for the breakfast. she
looked in her dignity every inch a queen.
Her home was crowded all day with
guests. There were many quaint eere-
monies which greatly interested the for
eigners and added to the picturesqueness
of the scene. The luau was the last fes-
tivity INDUCED in. and that lasted until
supported on the right and left by Bishop
Willis and Judge Estee.
DIR. and Mrs. MacAdorie are most art
istically situated at Camp Mckinley in
several tents. Their tents are decorated
with exquisite topas brought from Ma
Mia. and the effect is so good it makes
mere house seem commonplace. Mrs
MacAdorie is the mother of the doctor
She is a handsome and young looking
woman.
Mrs. Dole is receiving on Fridays
| dSdlAl. 1t uOtS Sttlu ll.estSdul 10 DE dOle
to call again on the sweet and amiable
wife of the Governor. Governor and
Mrs Dole expect soon TO go to their sea
side place. '.Aqua-M Marine" and then the
reception day will probably be on Tues
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Jordan gave card
partv last Saturday evening. About forty
were present and the evening passed mer
rilv. The consolation prize. won by Miss
| Ella Stansbury. was a little jem in its
way. being an exquisite cup and saucer
with verses most daintily inscribed
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| Miss Burton and Mrs. &. A. Mcdonald
physical director of the Kamehamehs
Schools. were united in marriage at tbs
home of Dr. Woods. at Waialua. at
O'Clock Saturday evening last.
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At the Queens lnau were Mrs julie:
Richardson. Mrs. August Ahrens ant
! Miss Ivy Richardson. who came to Ho
nolulu for that festivity. They returneC
TO Waipahu in tbs, afternoon.
| DIR. and Mrs. Clifford Wood entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening. Among tn,
guests were Miss Jessie Kaufman. Mon
sieur Nizzavona and DIR. Garvin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hedemann. and famil,
expect to be absent in Europe for abou
a year in the near future. They vii
probably sail in the fall.
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Mrs. Henry Waterhouse has cards on
| for an ''at home next Wednesday after
noon, to meet Mrs George Waterhouse.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller arrive,
in the civ on the Ventura They ar
writing books ON the Hawaiian Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Wight left on Tues
lday's boat for three weeks outing a
Mr.. Eben Lows ranch on Hawaii
Judge and Mrs Estee have returned t
the Hawaiian Hotel and are now occupy
ing cottage in the grounds.
| Judge Gilbert Little of Hilo is, at tn
Hawaiian Hotel for few days.
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Mr.. Albert Waterhouse returned fror
Kauai in the W. G. Hall.
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Miss Theresa McCorriston departed 70
her home last Thursday.
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Mrs Mary Gum is expected on til
Mr.. Ernest Parker has returned froI
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