The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-04

crepe lu chine with white Duch'sss lace
Mrs D. r. Cunha. black SILK Mss Rosie
Cuuha, white CONNECTION with applique
trimming. French hat with pink rosc-
buds Mrs Harry DAWSON. royal put-
pie foulard trimmed with ccru lace, black
and white Gainsborouph hat: Miss Mar
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Oss OF the principal topics OF CONVERSE
ton curing the week has been the en-
gagsnent recently announced OF Miss
haude Gillet and Mr Archibald Young
Ass Giilct who Is from Detroit. N the
niece Of Mrs j. =. McGrew. with whom
she came TO Honolulu some twelve
months ago upon the latter's return from
the coast while here, Miss Glllot has
bees the recipient Of much attention In
q sesisl way, and 10y her clever repartee
and vivacity OF manner has won for he"-
SELF . welcome position even apart from
that place which would naturally be nc
corded a relative OF so prominen; an
Island family as that In which Miss CD
let has been guest.
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! Col. r. S. spaldink was on the outgoing
passenger list OF the Mkahala.
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Mrs. w. J, Lowric and little child. att
or a stay Of some weeks in Honolulu, as
the guests OF her mother, Mrs Allen, at
Ingleside, returned TO her Maui home
during the week
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Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy entertained
the officers OF the Phaeton on Tantalus
on Saturday last.
u $50
Since their engagements We're announc-
ed "A few weeks ago three or four OF the
brides-to-be have been the recipients OF
many dainty engagement gfts. one who
at present resides in Nuuanu valley has
received dozen pretty engagement
! cups, while another has q such cups, be-
( sides several silver salted-almond dishes.
The fad of presenting engagement cups
is a pretty custom, and just for the sake
! Of receiving ante-nuptial fayors, IL Is
worth while becoming engaged.
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MFR. and Mrs. G. Hedemann and chill
dren are booked TO depart in the Ventura
Of March 4th. Mr.. and Mrs. Hedemann
are pleasure bound. and will travel ex-
tensively before returning TO the Islands.
siiss Maude Kinney is to accompany
/ them as far as San Francisco, en- route
\ 10 Europe
Mr.. ". C. Parke is on the other ISL
ands
| DR.. and Mrs. w. l.. Moore tnee Low
rey) have been welcoming a tiny daugh-
tee into their home.
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Miss Alice Hartwell has gone to the
other islands
Miss Ivy Richardson and Miss F. l..
Arratt departed for Hilo in the last
| Kinau.
| Mr.. b. T.. Dillingham; returned home in
| the mid-week foreign boat after a stay
of some months at the coast and in
| Eastern cities.
Prince David Kawananakoa and Prin-
| cess Kawananakoa were registered on
the incoming passenger list OF the $. S.
| Alameda
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lou!sson, who have
been visitors to San Francisco, returned
home in the last foreign boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker are in
| town again.
$3.50
Mrs. C. l.. Wight came In from the
| other islands during the week.
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Mrs. Hans 1senberg made brief visit
to Honolulu during the last fortnight,
returning to her Kauai home in the isl
and boat of the gath Mrs. Isenberg was
| accompanied home by Mrs. John Hum
burg and Miss +. Hamburg, who are
to visit on the Garden Isle for some
| weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney Peck are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the arrival of a
son.
Mr.: G. e. Guest left on the last Kinau
for Hilo.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles b. Cooper and
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il. Damon will give a
| dinner NaIppc1nV a pnnka
Moanalua, for Miss Gillette
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Mr.. L. w. Van Sender is making a trip
| to the other islands.
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One of the most suspicious meetings
that the Guild has had was held at the
| home of Mrs. Ernest Kopke on Monday
afternoon. Miss Won Holt read a very
interesting paper on the Anglican Church
| in Hawaii, in which she spoke at length
of the work of Bishop Staley. In every
way the Guild shows development and
progress, and much encouragement was
the result of the meeting. A vote OF
thanks was rendered retiring officers, and
the new officers then took office. Among
the ladies who attended were Mrs. Mack
intosh, Mrs. Cathcart. Mrs c. b. Cooper,
| Mrs. Fred Church, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Crabb, Mrs. Giffard, Mrs. II. Davidson,
Mss Sophie Rycroft, Mrs. Chas. Crane,
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. Camp,
Mrs. Emry, Miss Tannant, Mrs. Schaef-
er, Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Miss Marie
Won Holt.
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Miss Arrac, who came to Honolulu, en-
route TO Hilo, was the guest of Mrs.
Irene Holloway while here. Upon the
arrival OF the steamer Miss Arrac was
met by her friend, Miss Ivy Richardson,
who came from Hawaii to welcome her
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Dir. and Mrs. w. A. Wall and child
have gone to the other islands for a So
journ.