The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-08
MAYCCDEWHAAD SOME SOCIAL HAPPENINGS WERE 70 MEET MIDWAY MAUI HEARS SCL
SOCIETY TO ATTEND TWO
PUBLIC RECEPTIONS.
Union Boat Club Dance and the
Presidents Reception-Card Parties
and Afternoon Teas-Other Items.

and Afternoon Teas-Other Items.
Independence Park is elaborately
decorated for tonight's festivities.
Suspended from the ceiling at each
end OF the hall are large boats covered
with trailing vines. The committee
has done considerable flag decoration
in addition to the flower and palm ar
Irangements. Caterer Chapman counts
on feasting between 500 and 600 peo-
pie, and will not disappoint them. The
National Quintette club, assisted by
members of Bergers orchestra will
supply the music. The affair will be
given under the patronage of Mrs. c.
b. Cooper, Mrs. John S. Walker, Mrs.
Russell ID. Walbridge, Mrs. f. ID. Ten
ney, Mrs. Theodore f. Lansing and
Mrs. Charles b. Grey. The gentlemen
who will receive are Theodore +. Lam
sing, John S. Walker, David HAVANA
nakoa, w. {. Parke, George Il. Carter
and Joseph Conradt. f. FaXon Bish-
op, assisted by F. b. Oat, Sam Woods
and DR.. w. T. Monsarrat, will conduct
| the dancing. Every boat club man in
| Honolulu is back of tonight's dance.
| The funds will go towards defraying
the Regatta Day expenses.
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On Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs.
Wood entertained their friends at
cards. SiN-handed euchre was the
game. Mrs. Tenney and Miss Adele
Widdifield cut for the ladies' first
prize, a cut glass piece. Mrs. Tenney
was successful. Senator McCandless
won the gentleman's trophy. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Ten
ney, Consul General and Mrs. Hay
wood, DR.. and Mrs. Herbert, Mrs.
Swansey, DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Cooper,
Mrs. Winterhalter, Mrs. McLemore,
Mrs. Renies, Mr.. and Mrs. Walbridge,
Senator and Mrs. John A. McCandless,
Mrs. Fuller, DR.. and Mrs. Day, Mrs.
Widdifield, Miss Grace Clark, Miss
Adele Widdifield, Miss Clara Fuller,
! Messrs. S. NJ. Ballou, Leslie =. Scott
and others.
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Miss Laura Wight gave delightful
afternoon tea party at her Nuuanu
place. on Wednesday. Among the
guests, were: Mrs. Swanzey, Mrs.
Fuller, Mrs. Walbridge. Mrs. Noonan,
Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. +. X. Wilder,
Mrs. a. T. Atkinson, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown
Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Widdifield, Mrs. S. G..
Wilder, Mrs. Tenney. Miss Nellie Judd
Miss Helen Wilder, Miss Clara Fuller.
Miss Adele Widdifield and Miss Ella
Stansbury.
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President Dole has sent his compl-
ments to a number of society ladies
and has invited them to assist in re-
ceiving at his reception COMPLIMENTS
ry to Senator Morgan at the Execu-
tive building. Among those invited
are Mrs. Charles b. Cooper. Mrs. c. \.
Brown, Mrs. II. d. Walbridge. Miss
Grace Clark. Miss Emily Halstead,
Miss Adele Widdifield. Miss Nellie
Young and others.
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In another month the Frawleys will
be the city's guests. Their season will
open on November 18th and will con
tinue for four weeks. That their
plays will give an impetus to social
doings is quite assured, for the young
ladies are already beginning to re.
ceive invitations for the opening ev,
ening.
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Now those who belong to the Vice
Versa club are talking of dancing
party at Waikiki within the next fort,
night. The little club has been or
ganized for almost year, and has
whiled away many pleasant evenings
at cards. The meetings will be sus-
pended for three or four months af-
ter the dance.
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Mrs. Ouilette de Caste has come up
from the Peninsula where she has
been spending the summer and will
remain domiciled at the Hawaiian ho-
tel until her husband arrives from
Canada.
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The President and Mrs. Dole will
give chowder party at their Diamond
Head home tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. c. A. Brown has invited num-
Der of friends to a poi supper tomor-
row evening.