The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-18
Garden Island Society

II was regretted by the Kauai people
that politics prevented Governor Pink
ham from accepting the hospitality
that otherwise would have resulted In
numerous social events that would have
been given in his honor during his visit
Of the past ten days. Receptions and
dinners had been planned for him and
the other distinguished men who were
on the Garden Island with him and the
affairs would have been given on oil
parts of the island. The important
business Of the day crowded out all soc.
ial activities, much TO the disappoint
ment Of the Kauaites.
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Last Friday evening the regular meet.
ing of the Waimea Literary Society was
held at the home of Mr.. T.. Bradt Of
Waimea. Prof. Donaggho Of the Col
lege of Hawaii delivered an excellent
address on Tides" to an audience Of
about fifty people and the meeting
proved most enjoyable. y
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All the delights Of the perfect noun.
tain vacation were enjoyed by the
young people who were the guests of
Mrs. Erie Knudsen during the past
vacation week. The seventeen-mile
horseback trip necessary to reach
Halemano was followed by various
sports: swimming in the mountain pools,
tramping through the canyons, horse,
back riding RmL Just resting made ey'
cry minute charming. The excitement
eliminated Saturday evening, when an
informal dance was given TO which the
guests willingly Travelled, although some
of the belate,i wanderers did not arrive
until the wee sma hours. Sunday morn.
ing the men Of the party succeeded in
capturing large wild bull and a NUN
Der OF costs and in the afternoon, al!
+ the members of the hOuseparty return.
ed to Waimea. The men then enter.
tanned the entire party with a dinner
at the Waimea Hotel, which was a 1T
ting end to the most successful vaca.
tion ohting.
Those who were present during
the entire week or a part of the time
were Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen, Mrs.
Guy Rankin, AIRS. J. l.. Putnam, Misses
Eta Lee, Frances Thompson, Genevieve
Sikart, Leona Jopson, Lottie Jordan,
Juanita Spekkins, and Marie Anderson
and Messrs. James Spaulding, Albert
Horner, Jr., Edward Garden, Frank
Morrow, Firing NAHUM, Frank Cooper,
and Murdoch.
Mrs. NJ. A. ommanney of Lihue spent
the week end at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ID. Moler of McBryde.
A number Of Punahou and other school
students from the Honolulu schools left
after the week spent at their various
homes on the Garden Isle. Among
| those to return to the city were Dora
Broadbent and Der guest Elsie Chal.
mers, Blanche Wishard and her guest
Miss Glib of Nhhlehu, Maui; Frank
Broadbent, Ed. Chalmers, Howard Ly-
man, Howard Pougue, and the Baldwin
boys of Makaweh.
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Mrs. r. L. Hughes has returned to
her home in Eleele after visit Of sew,
eral weeks in Hon6lulu.
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Mr.. and Mrs r. W. r. Purvis and
their daughter, Silburn, will leave the
Garden Isle in the near future for an
extended trip to the Coast after which
they will build a home and settle In
Honolulu. Their departure is greatly
regretted by their friends and relatives
| on Kauai. Mrs. Purvis is the sister
I of Walter and Alexander NJ. MeBryde
and thus they have been identified
with the social life of all parts of the
island. Miss Purvis has been one OF
the most popular members Of the young
Lihue crowd, having been president OF
the Gu Club at one time and in Other
ways active in the social life.
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I Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Robertson are
staying at the FaitView Hotel after al
absence Of several months. They have
spent part Of that time in Honolulu anC
part on Hawaii ,."
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The very good films that have beer
offered recently on Kauai have beer
enthusiastically received by the Kaua
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