The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-05
SOCIETY
ON kauai

| LIHUE, Kauai, June 2.-On Saturday
evening, May 20, a small, informal
dance was given at Hotel Fairview in
honor of Mrs. Arthur Rice, who with
her brother, Mr.. Newell Forrest, leaves
on Tuesday next for visit to her par
en;s IN Oakland, California. The dance
was given by few of her gentlemen
friends. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Om-
sted, Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer; Misses Ruby
Burpee, Jordan, Wilcox (2), Rice and
Omsted, and Mcssrs. Willard, Forrest,
MeLane, Rankin, Rohrig, Hills, c. H..
Wilcox, w. II. Rice, Jr., Mahelona and
Philip Rice. Refreshments were served
at eleven and the guests departed be.
fore midnight.
Captain j.. Zander of the German
training ship Herzogin Sophie Charlotte
has been guest of Mr. and Mrs. Weber
of Lihue for the past few days and on
Friday evening a poi supper was given
by them in his honor. The feast was
entirely Hawaiian in character and was
given in the dining-room, which was
tastefully decorated with flowers and
ferns. A quartet of Hawaiians fur
nished music throughout the evening.
The affair was most enjoyable. Captain
Iander expresses himself as being
charmed with Kauai and its people.
Those present were, Captain Zander,
Rev. and Mrs. Hans Isenberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Purvis, Mr.. and Mrs. Broadbent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetser, Mrs. Coney and
Messrs. Fisher, Hills and Main.
On Thursday of this week the Rever-
end and Mrs Hans Isenberg gave a
luncheon at their mountain house, "Ku-
kaua,' the guest of honor being Cap
tain T.. Zandcr of the German training
ship now in Honolulu, the others pres
ent besides the host and hostess were,
Mrs. A. II. Rice, Messrs. w. II. Rice,
De La Vergne, Sheriff Rice, Fisher,
| Cropp and Crawford.
On Thursday afternoon the 31st ult.,
the second birthday of Master Richard
Henry Sloggctt was celebrated at Pa.
palinahoa, the beach residence of his
grandparents, Hon. and Mrs. S. w. WI.
cox, by children's party. About "A
! dozen Of little ones, whose ages range
from two years to six years, assembled
and were entertained by Miss Elsie
! Wilcox. A table loaded with good
things furnished refreshments. After a
romp on the beach the youngsters went
home. o
Saturday, June 2, is the fifteenth an.
niversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wishard of Lihue, and invitations
had been issued by them for card
party at their home on that evening, in
celebration of the event, but the last
foreign mail brought news of the death
of Mr.. Wishard 3 father in Indiana, and
the entertainment has been indefinitely
postponed.
The employees of the Hawaiian Sugar
Company at Makaweli have issued invi
tations to those who were connected
with the plantation during the manage
. ment of the late Mr.. Morrison, to at
tend n dance TO be given at the Nor
rison Memorial Hall on Saturday even
ing, June o, to celebrate the opening o.
the hall, which was bequeathed by thu
/ late Mrs. Morrison for the use of th'
plantation employees,
DR.. X. Hoffman,, late Of Oahu plan
tation, has been appointed physician
at Kealia. lie succeeds DR.. 81. Sure
who goes 20 Waimea temporarily
Mr.. Rufus Lyman and daughter, o
Ililo, are visiting Hon, and Mrs, Samue
, W. Wilcox.
! Mr., and Mrs, G. A, Rice gave smal
dancing party ON Friday evening q
. their beach home, Kalapaii, in honor o
A their guest, Miss Ethel Gay, The dane
@ was gwen in the lanai llawaila
= quartet furnishing The music, Rt
I froshmonts were served, after which th
: party broke up, Those present wer'
= Miss Ethel Gay DR., aud Mrs, Wilkil
y son, Mr. and Mrs, Arlhur Rice, th
p Misses Wilcox (al, Jordan and Rie'
+. and Nossfs Forrest Willard Nahelonl
u Crawford, de Lacey spalding, shor
q Rico, phihr Rice AMI lliouh