The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-08


The gayest places during the past
week have been the beach and mountain
homes, those on Tantalus, at Kanala
AID Nawa.loalclo being especially pop
Mar. Scarcely enc of them but has
been opoaei for the holiday week by
the owners or fortunate friends who
have mad places loaned 20 them.
Informal bridges, house parties and
ne or tVo mrce Affairs at kahala have
lent little novelty TO the social routine
NJ entertainment llauula and Halei-
va have had their number of pleasure
cchors during the week, aud these two
favored resorts have been unusually
'iVelv
The ever popular Country Glib has
rot leca by any means deserted. and
here hos not been day thut some
7artv, large or small, has not enjoyed
he hospitality of this ideal spot. Those
vino stayed ia town have not been BY
ny means quiet, and the large dance
IN Friday evening wound up week of
enjoyment.
There was some disappointment over
Che posiruncmont OF the mixed golf
ulrurwcNt which was TO have been
plnyed OF YESTERDAY. lot there were so
WAY lHdies ont Of town that Mrs
coke, the capiain, found it impossible
10 . , cnouch to chtc-. The ladies are
sually modest in tbs matter, perhaps
because so many are beginners and
wish to wait until their playing can
compare favo-ably with that of the
1Cr.
l'y this evening. MO-. of The country
ruucs VIII he closed not to he opened
up "ra'n except for wcckcnds until
iuur or July.
Tie social calendar for this next
week. is quito fnll, the largest affair hc.
ny Tie parjfc Club hail which win be
preceded by n NUM- cr Of dinners.
oyerncr and Mrs. Trcar's At Home.
Governor aud Mrs, Frear, as usual on
The first Monday OF each nonth, will
hold . reception at their home, Arcadia,
on pmahou street, on Monday, the
seventh instant. Strangers, rs well rs
residents, VIII he welcome.
Mro rcrcdcrirk Funston will receive
with Governor pnd Mrs. Frcar, ws1 will
also be assisted by Mrs. Mott Smith,
'|rs. +. n. French, Mrs. Neville, Mr..
Mott Smith. senator and Mrs Baldwin,
Mr.. nnl Mrs. George Cooke, Miss Kath.
srInc .Ionos. Miss Florence Ballon. Miss
Geraldine porr and Miss Eleanor Qprt.
ley
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,,,,ss,, ,,,,,t,,.,,r,
Ihe tlh "e''ihs anniversary Oh MI
lnd Mrs. Frederick klnmp was cclc'
bntrl an Tuesday evening at their
kahala home In charming and novel
vay supper was served at seen thirty
to ninety guests who were seated mt
shles urrang"d on the broad lanai ON
wo sides of the house. Large tin dish
'ans filed with pink and white flow
ars, N which wnSy begonias predoni-
urd, wero suspended over each table
nd from these tell graceful steamers
e p,nl, and white. The entire table
cvire was Of tin, from the bowls
which held the stcnming chowder on
trough tho cntre served in tiny rnme'
!uus 30 the ice cream which appeared
N cups of the same metal and much
raise was given 10 the clever carrying
DW Of tho idea Of the anniversary.
After supper the lanais were cleared
'rd converted into an ideal dancing pa
vilion, swept ly the cool brcezes and
With "A fascinating outlook over the Pa
ln'' ~,
- ,ho a.o ,"' r,aro NJ and Mrs ETC
ErrJscn AZ and Mrs Rmfns Snolding
NJ md NIrs Tront Tbomnson NJ
AMI Mrs Arthur wilder Mr. and Mrs
uc5emanr Mr. Dnnkbons General and
Mrs Nocomb Cant and Mrs Thomas
Mrs White Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc.
Canlicss Mr. and Mrs. lanes Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs Georpe Rodiek. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ualstead. Mr.. Frederick
Wicbman. Mr.. and Mrs, Glade, Mr.. and
NIrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Ernest Ross.
Miss Helen Alexander Won Damn, DR..
and Mrs. c. b. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Wat.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney Peck, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Dowsett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton G. Ballentyne Mr.. aud Mrs
Charles Wilder, Miss Burr, Mr.. W. Nc.
lnerny, Senior Arana, Mrs. Pfotenhauer,
MIR. aud Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Macfarlaue, Miss
ior aad Mrs. Chcatham, Mr.. and Mrs.
lilroId DHlngham' Mr. ana Mrs. hane
''rH' MAJOR l''hr hhl otncrs' hu'hpe''
'pg III an ninety suss's.
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Governor ana MrS. IrSar Entertain.