The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-23
Garden Island Society

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"Midnight FolIirs of the Makaweli
and original dance given by Miss Eta
Lee, Miss Leone Jopson, Miss Genev'
ieve SicOtte and Miss Frances Thomp,
son last Saturday evening The Maka.
we'll Hall was n bower of color with ii
plants and ferns prOfusely mingled
with gayly cOlored strcamers aud
lights. A large moon shed rOmantiE
night for several moonlight feature dan
ces, and dainty bouquets Of violets ia
panese punks and other favOrs made
several attractive dances previous II
the climax of the real follies at mid
night. For this dance, the ladies were
presented with bright caps with tlnk
.lng bells attached and the men were
the. proud posscssors of equally bright
wands with high pompoms and bells
on the end; after a gay march about
he floor, the favOrs were exchanged and
the dance continued amid showers OF
confetti released from above. Punch
and cake were served during the even
ing by charming little japanese maid,
in attractive kimOnOs which added tC
the general brilliance Of the color
scheme.
About one hundred and fifty guests
we're present among whom were: Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Knndsen, Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Coney, Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Greig
Mr.. and AIRS. Guy Rankin, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Norman Browne, Mr.. and Mrs
II. H.. Brodie, ,Indge and Mrs
Hofgaard, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas RAJ.
win, Mr. and Mrs. Deyerin, Misse,
Esther Hofgaard, katharine Coney
Maiorie and Katharine Wood, Samp
son, Freda Strand Silburn Purvis, Lulr
Weber, Katharine Ommanney, Juanit,
Spcckens, Lottie Jordan, Marie Ander
son, MeRglar, Mitchell, Florence G
Devcrill. .Messrs. Duncan Murdoch
Wallace Cooper, Albert Hornor Jr
Frank Morrow, Harry Vincent, Free
Patterson, Edward Garden, j.. NJ. P
Thompson, Harrison Rice and Ma
Boil. -.
Mrs. Gaylord Wilcox entertaine,
with luncheon last week I'm honor o
Mrs. X. W. r. Purvis and Silburn Pur
Wis at her home in Kealia. The tabE
was artistically decorated with purpl
iris and the affair was q, perfectly ap
pointed one throughout. Those WIN
were present were Mrs. X. w. T. Purvis
Miss Silburn Purvis, Mrs. A. s. Wilcox
Mrs. Frank l.. Putnam, Mrs. Charlie
A. Rice. Mrs. F. Weber, Mrs. W. II
Rice Jr., Miss Lulu Weber,
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Mr. and Mrs. C, F. LOOMS, have arriv
ed on Kauai and will make Eleele thei
residence.
Laval was the scene of a jolly SUP
per and dance last Wednesday even
ing gwen by some of the Lfhue youu
people.
Several interesting tennis afternoon
have occurred recently. The mems tour
namrnt is progressing in good order an
the matches have all been well attpnC
ed The games have been held on tn
Iihur courts and those of the Knudse
home on Kekuha.
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Miss Lulu Weber gave a dinner Lar
Saturday in honor of Miss Silburn PuI
Wis The covers were laid for ten an
the table was IL mass of flowers, violet
and swertpeuse being the most impOr'
ant feature. The dinner was the frs
formal affair to be given in the beaut
full home recently completed and
was thoroughly enjoyed. After tn
dinner, the young people went to tn
d"ncr in Maxwell. Those present weI
Miss Silburn Purvis, Miss Juanita Spe,
krns, Miss Lottie Jordan and Mi,
Katharine Ommanney and Messr
Frank Marrow. Edward Garden, Hurr
Vincent, Fred Patterson.
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The inspection of the Kealia con
punirs in kupaa last Sunday afternoo
WAS Witnessed by II large number {
people from all parts of the island.
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\ number of delightful dinners huv
been given during the past week +,
Mr. and Mrs. K. w. T. Purvis and the
daughter. Silburn, who are lrnviu
Kauai in the early part of June. Anon
the hostcsses have been Mrs. Sam Wi
COX. Mrs. Charles Rice and Mrs. Ralp
Wilcox Mrs. F. Weber, has issued it
vitations for reception in honor {
NJ "nrNlo for the twcnty-sixth Of th
mouth.
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A Co"n-can party was given in Maki
well recently by Mrs. H. S. Truscot
All the ladies appeared with blackene
fur"s and negro cOatnm"S nv"
prize, silver almond spoon. was We
by Mrs. Norman Browne, book {
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