The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-17


hostess to pass around chewing gum and
'cN.,krn adlad.'
AIR Leon I.Ilnc opened a costly snuff
box IN the shape of a racquet, and Mr..
HAIRY heart wore a pair Of ping pong
trousers"
/ at Is much to be commended that.
Though there were numerous bad plays,
lali strenuous language was eliminated.
The strongest expression was "Oh,
fudge" by Mr.. Charley Callow after he
had driven the ball through a thin mir
ror."
at II not known as yet IL the different
churches will sanction the delightful
game. Many of the fellows hope not.
There Ia always 90 much spice In any
thing q litte wicked"
There hAs been much discussion as TO
whether a physical culture course is es-
scntiai TO those intending to take the
game up. We think IL IL. Mr.. Harold
Roadway. the champion OF the evening.
informs us that since first playing the
game ne has limited himself To ten cigar
cites per day and only chcwed gum after
meals. He also says that ne takes Wig
orous exercise by dressing himself. in
stead OF allowing his valet to do so. as
previously "-Exchange
1888
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estec will discontinue her
regular day at home until November.
She will however. be happy to receive
her friends informally whenever at home.
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The annual exhibition of Mrs Mary
Gums dancing classes takes place next
Saturday evening in the Hawaiian opera
House and some very pretty features by
the little misses are promised. The new
est, most original and fetching IL the
Volunteer Dance" in costumes typify-
| ing the British volunteer soldier. This
will be given by Muriel Campbell, Mar
guerite Creighton. Louise Mccarthy.
Myrtle Schuman. Henrietta Smith. Grace
Robertson Rum McChesney and Martha
McChesney. Each Is to wear n tight
fitting red coat crossed with braid and
a white pique skirt A bandoier and a
little round cap with chin strap will also
be worn Another interesting feature
will be THE Deutscher Girl" q song and
dance number by Thelma Murphy. There
will also be n drill In grace culture
which will be done In Grecian costume.
The other numbers are the Rye Dance
Skirt. Scarf and Babies dances, Minuet
by two sets of very little girls, the
Highland Fling, oxford. Serpentine and
Horn Pipe. The exhibition will open
with grand march and drill in the
way dancing is taught. The little ones
will have tickets for sale on Monday and
expect everybody to buy.
1888
Letters received in the last mail from
l4iliuokalani announce her intended de
parture from Washington for Honolulu
on June 10.
Scenes from Tennyson's Dream of
Fair Women. and from Omar Khayam,
as well as Hawaiian japanese and other
subjects are engaging the attention Of
many of society ladies' and gentlemen
who will appear in the forthcoming even
ing of tabeauX to be given for the benc-
fit of the Art League.
80 y
Mrs. Goodwin, wife Of the captain of
the ship Dirigo. and her guest Miss
Dron, who has accompanied Mrs Good
win on her tour OF the world, are to sail
for San Francisco on the Sonoma. Dur
ing their stay in Honolulu they are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitney.
I.&.&
! The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Grace
and Mr.. George Angus will take place
on Tuesday evening. June II, In Central
Union church. Rev. William Norris Kin
cad officiating. Miss Myra Angus will
be the maid Of honor and the bridesmaids
are Miss Mollic Grace and i.iss Lillian
Bacon Southland Hoffman. Jr., will at
tend the groom na be at man The ushers
are +. II. Angus. Charles H. TeafY.
George l.. II. Baker. W. +. Dillingham;,
r. j, Waterman. IL a. Wilder. After
the wedding the bridal party will go to
the ANGUS home on Emmu street 10 con-
graduate ,no bride and groom.
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A riding party FOR Monday evening IS
being made mp by Mrs Elsiou ac
start will hc from Thomas square.
Preliminary steps Were taken yesterday