The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-06

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- OClETY has at length entered
- upon a busy season of out-of-
~ door functions which is hailed
with undisguised pleasure by
the devotees of fashion. for where but
at lawn fete can my lady display
her pretty gowns, hats and parasols TO
the best advantage?
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isenberg gave
a dinner and dance last Monday at their
Punahou residence as an "auf wleder-
sehen' to Mr.. J, +. Hackfold, the German
Consul, 1t was one of the pleasantost
affairs ever given 10y the Isenbergs The
reception and music rooms were used for
dancing The drawing room, tastofully
decorated in yellow, together with the
lanais, were used as retiring rooms be-
tween dances. The smoking room off
from the reception room was greatly en-
joycd by the dcvoteos of the fragrant
llavanas. Mrs. Isenberg looked well in a
white crepe de chine relieved in n
i'hNiN iAiAiiil'i " HlIh TbttS
to black velvet bows and streamors.
There were several pretty gowns In evil
dence. After the dancing small tables
were placed in the dining room and on
the lanas at which was served a boun-
teous supper of salads, sandwiches, al
monds, olives. ice cream, cake and cham
payne. DR.. Hoffman, proposed the health
OF the guest of honor and everybody rose
to the "Hoch" and sang For He's a
Jolly Good Fellow" Among those pres
ent were Consul Hackfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Hamburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Shuttle, Mr. and Mrs. c. Wight, DR. and
Mrs. Walter Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Du
Roi, Mr.. and Mrs. Brock, Miss Pauline
Neumann, Miss Stansbury, Miss Hum
burg, Miss Grau Miss Margaret Walker,
Miss Agnes Walker. Mr. and Mrs. J.. w.
klebahn, Messrs Hugo Fran1us, Duis-
| enberg and Walker.
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On Tuesday Mrs. Arthur l.. Sonle en-
tertained twenty OF her friends at the
| Hotel Annex in q most unique manner.
| In place OF the latest fad Ping Pong"
progressive angling game was introduce
ed. TWO prizes were at stake, first and
BOBBY trophies The first was captured
by Miss Hilda Lederer, sister Of Mrs
Soule, in whose honor the entertainment
was given.
oo = ope anu 'i,e i",u''y Oh 'ne ha-
IlIeilaihena riils schooI received their
friends Saturday from until q. The ter
race had been transformed into a spac-
lous reception room. An immense Ha-
waiian flag and an American flag were
stretched between the two algaroba trees,
and palms and ferns made the terrace
unu'"n'y ",l"c'i'v' ihere, MISS rope
nsa,s'ou ny MISS Aiorlsht ana N, MISS Lem
,hon' IVeeNcu their guests Ihe reeep-
ton hail. parlOrs, library and lanais had
norn oenu eau, s my oecol"'eu win pottea
pa',iis anu ieirs, a"u ON the WAIKIKI
go" ,. a." ny 70 VI sfIs SANG i'""n iah mel
o ,',a,,9 u.,ils .ne afternoon Ihose as
e. - - N" u, ie''l ii,S anu III
.ne ui,iIIis room were Mrs' ., w; yarn
NY hls' lyman Nirs' T.. y. berH.r
e, nis. hoiirS "a'erhouse ana MISS E'ihoia
Sturgeon
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MISS Ruth Carr and Mr.. James Mckee
WIZ ne married IN Honolulu on May and
VIII spena thelr honeymoon on one OF the
other islands.
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Mr. ana Mrs. II. A. Isenberg have TAX
en- the oIu schaefer nome In Nuuanu
NaileE' Whefe they VIII be domciled for
the next SIX months or until their home
III fuhahou mas been remodelled. They
are adding another story to the Punahou
resioeHce'
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MT. ana Mrs. r. A. schaofer gave Il
uihher thursday 10 celebrate their TWEEN
y.'nro "euulhs anniversary. Their old
est ana most intimate friends only were
among the guests There were about
twenty present
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Mrs samuel Parker receives every
hrst and third Friday at the Emma
street residence.
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Mrs. John Ena will leave on May q for
Southern California, where she will join
her daughters VINO are attending school
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Mrs. Gerrit Wilder is in Denmark with
MISS Emily Judd and Miss II. p. Judd.
lhey VIII go TO London this month to be
present at the coronation ceremonies.
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MISS Anna Tucker was the Male
Queen IN the cantata presented by the
ilgh School at the May Day Festival,