The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-12
Garden Island Mites.
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LIHUE, May 6.-Again hms tennis
taken a central position on the social
ament has just been finished and has
retired in honor Of the Wall and
DOughCrty Tournament which keeps
the courts filled with aspiring contest.
ants. Last Saturday was gala tennis
and social event when the Indies finals
were played Oft and the excellent first
round of the mems tournament was
also witnessed. The Lihuc courts were
surrounded by machines from all parts
of the island filed with enthusiastic
spectators. Mrs. r. T. Purvis very
gracefully presented the beautiful cup
given by Mrs. Han Isenberg to Miss
Milliccnt Warehouse, who carried off
the hOnOrs in this first round of the
ladies tournament by defeating Miss
Menglar Of Waimea. Excitement also
ran high during the following match
in which Albert Honor Jr, and Hnrri-
son Rice rrcstablished their claim to
the trophy by defeating Charlie Rice
dnd Jimmie" Spaulding and the very
machines seemed to vie with each other
in honking their particular champions
on TO victory.
Another tennis afternoon occurred on
Sunday at the Knkaha residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen and result
cd in a victory for Eric Knudspn and
Guy Rankin over f. D. Murdoch and
J. M. d. Thompson. The other matches
in the first round will soon be complet-
ed and the second round will begin
Mr.. Paul Isenberg is spending sew
eral weeks with his sister, Mrs. Hans
Isenberg, in Lihue.
In honor of their weekend guests
Miss Leona Jopson of Makawih and
Miss Juanita Speckins Of Kappa, Mrs
X. c, Woods and her daughters, Mar
jorie and Katharine, gave a delightful
dinner last Friday evening. Those
who enjoyed the affair were Miss Jop-
son and Miss Speckins and Messers
Erling NAHUM, Duncan Murdoch, Fred.
eriek Aaser and Frank Morrow.
Laval the charming beach home of
Mr.. Walter McBryde, was the scene Of
a most enjoyable swimming party and
supper last Sunday afternoon given by
the Gu Club of Lihue in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. T. Purvis and their
daughter, Silburn. The affair was
farewell to the Purvis family who are
leaving shortly for an extended tip
to the coast, after which they will
make their home in Honolulu. They
have always been patrons of the young
peoples club and Miss Purvis vas Mt
one time its president. A handsome
cut glass bowl was presented as a
token of the organization Is apprecia.
ton of the hospitality and friendship
many times rendered to it's members.
The supper was an elaborate one and
at its close DR.. Albert Derby, president
of the club, and Jack Homer delivered
brief after.dinner speeches. The lanai
was lighted by Japanese lanterns and
after dark many kinds of fireworks
were set off with much enthusiasm in
spite of frequent showers, The party
ended at an early hour because OF The
rain and resulting poor roads Among
the guests of the club were: Mrs.
Derby, Mrs. Ommanney, Mrs. Wood.
Miss LeOna Jopson, Walter McBrydc
and Fred Patterson and the members /
were Mrs. Katharine Burke, |
Miss Charlotte Mumford and Misses
Katharine Mcintyre, Elsie Wilcox,
Lulu Weber, Lotti Jordan. Katharine
Milicent Waterhouse, Mar |
iorie and Katharine Wood, Juanita ,
Speckins. Edna Penniman and Messrs.
A. ]. Derby, Harry Vincent. Frank !
Morrow, Edward Garden and Jack
HOTner.
F.E. Mccall, a teacher in the Kauai
High and Grammar School who has
been seriously i'll with typhoid fever
for the past six weeks in the Lihuc
Hospital, is now entirely out of dan.
ger.
The teachers of the Makawpli School
entertained charmingly with little |
dinner last week. The table was set
for Miss Eta Lee, Miss Francis
Thompson, Miss Leona Jopson, Miss
Gencvievo SicOtte and Frank Morrow, |
Duncan Murdoch, Edward Garden and
Erling NAHUM.
Miss Esther Hofgaard is spending
the week with Mrs. Truscott of Ma
kawcH.
A wedding of much interest to Ha
was sol"mnized this week
when Miss Mary Fernandez and C. F.
A ndrade were married. After the |
ceremony, a wedding supper was scrv,
I'd at the groom g home. Later the
Young people of Hanamaulu enjoyed |
a dance in honor of the bride anT |
groom given by Antoine Nobriga.
The regular meeting of the Moki
hama Club of Lihue was hold ths
Wednesday in the Lihue Social Hall |