The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-27
Garden Island Society
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third dramatic entertainment to be Civ
en- this winter in Lihue, proved an
entire success last Friday evening. The
play was presented by the members of
the Tennis Club for the benefit of all
the tennis interests of the island The
farce was clever one and the various
characters were well taken. Miss
Katherine Wood in the title was very
charming and Miss Mabld Wilcox was
most attractive as her intimate friend.
Miss Edna Penniman made a graceful
and clever stage-struck maid and Miss
Katherine Ommanney did some good
character work in the part of the maid.
en- aunt. Edward Garden was a dash.
ing and handsome hero, Harry Vincent
carried the comedy part of the English
butler with distinction and Fred Pat
terson was excellent as the much alb.
used and mistaken lawyer. Mrs. w. H.
Rice Jr., the wife of the president of
the organization, sang delightfully."-,
Mrs. Linndemann rendered difficult
piano overture, and Mr.. Danielson rem
dered a violin solo before and between
the acts. After the ref(Ilar enter,
tainment, the large number of people
present enjoyed dancing until late
hour.
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Miss Alice Lydgate, who has been
visiting in Lihue, left this week for
Honolulu.
WaipoH, the beach home of Colonel
and Mrs. +. w. II. BrSadbent was the
scene of a jolly pienicilunch last Sun.
day. The officers and their families
attended the sports in Kilauea during
the morning and after the lunch wit.
messed the drill of the National Guard
held In Kapaa. Among those to enjoy
the picnic were-Colonel and Mrs
Broadbent and their daughter Alice
Major and Mrs. Benjamin ID. Baldwin
Captain and Mrs. Joseph Moragne and
children, Mr.. and Mrsi Douglas Bald.
win, Miss ELENA Barker, Captain Frank
Morrow, Lieutenant Kenneth Hopper,
and Mr.. Larsen of Honolulu
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The closing OF the school year has
been followed by the departure of q
number of the teachers who have form.
ed an important part Of the social life
turing the past winter A number are
leaving permanently but Others are
tanning to return in the fall. Among
those who left Saturday we're Miss
hnrlotte Mumford, Miss ELENA Barker,
Miss Gcnevieve Sicoot, Miss Leone
epson, Miss Glenn and Hiss Marion.
One of the last of the large dances
# the season was given last Saturday
'vening by the "Eleele boys" Wallace
Cooper, William Millec, Henry Smythe
and A. MacBOil. The affair was thor.
1ughly successful and was fitting
lose for the Year 5 activities. The
Elcele Hall was attrnctively decorated
or the occasion and good music and
ielclous refreshments added to the
'Venlng's enjoyment. Among those
who were present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric knudsen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Mol
r. Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Baldwin, Mr..
md Mrs. ID. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
iuy Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Devrrill, Mr.. and Mrs.
R0cndahl, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brod.
e. Mrs. +. Carter, Mrs. A. Brodie, Miss.
= Lee, JaPiOn, Thompson, Sieoot, An
erson, Bantam, Martin, Hofgaard, and
lessrs. Robbins, NAHUM, Aazer, Thomp.
on, Murdoch and Dillingham;.
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Mrs. A. II. WateThOuse was the host.
IS at farewell tea given in honor of
disses Glenn and Morrison, who have
aught in KOlOa for the past year and
re leaving this month. The color
cheme was yellow and that tint was
arrled out in attractive place cards, |
overs and other elaborate decorations,
About thirty ladies of Koloa and
",ghboring towns enjoyed the delight
I'll affair.
Miss Juanita Speckens was the charm.
lg hostess at an informal Chinese SUD.
er on Wednesday evening of this
eek. /
The closing of the schools on Friday
as an event of vast Importance to a
lrge part of the population and a num-
er of imprOmptu celebrations were ;
cid. Mrs. W. H. Rice ST., delighted
ne pupils of the Kauai and Grammar
ehoOl by sending great freezer of ice
ream for them to dispose of; it was
'rVed to them utter the reports on the |
ears work had been made and a num- |
or of games and stories enjoyed.
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Miss Lulu Weber entertained some of |
he lihue ladies Monday afternoon of |
his week.