The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-09
ORANGE BLOSSOMS IN DEMAND
THIS SUMMER.
Some Talk of a acknowledgement
Ball at Healani Boat House--British
Commissioners Dinner-Notes.

teW social functions tnere mas been
! little doing. However the smart set
is resting, for there will be many bril-
! liant gatherings after the Lenten sea-
son. Chief among these will be ger
man, which is being talked up vigor-
ously among the young men. 1t may
be given at Remond grove, and if not,
at the Hawaiian hotel. Then there Is
the Myrtle dance, which will probably
be given within the next fortnight.
But everybody, it seems, are begin
ming to talf of the masquerade ball to
be given by the Heaani boys. Those
who do not intend to don masks are
counting on going just to see the
others, for there hasn't been a mas
querade party in Honolulu for some
months.
Among the younger sets there is
considerable Matching. A boating
party of about thirty young people
and chaperones is slated for the next
| full moon. \ large dance and a
couple of bicycle parties are on the
tapis, too.
There is much anxiety in society
circles TO know the plans of British
Commissioner Hawes for entertaining
in honor of the Queens birthday on
May "a. A dance, it is believed, will be
the program.
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The next marriage in which Honolu-
lu is interested is that of Miss Alice
Naomi Kimball to Alexander James
Campbell, at the home of Miss Kim
balls parents, in Oakland, on April 21.
James ID. McInerny and w. c. Parke
left by the Australia to attend the
nuptials. Mr.. Campbell and his bride
will return to Honolulu to reside after
"A honeymoon trip through Southern
| California.
Following this comes the Baldwin
Smith nuptials in July. 1t is under
stood that this wedding will be q
quiet one. After the marriage Mr..
Baldwin and bride will go abroad and,
returning, will take up their residence
on Maui
Miss Sadie Lederer will be married
to Captain Arthur Soule, of the Martha
Davis, this summer After visiting New
York the couple will make their home
in Honolulu.
Other weddings that will take place
/
this year are: Miss May Atkinson and
Marshal A. NJ. Brown; Miss Bernice
Halstead and r. II. II. Reed, of Waia-
lua; Miss Grace Dickey and Harry
Waterhouse; Miss Mabel Hartwell and
A. 7. Hartwell, and Miss Helen Along
and w. A. Henshall.
1t is being whispered about that
another engagement is to be an
nonnced shortly.
Orange blossoms are in demand this
year certainly.
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Mrs. W. II. Avery, wife of the gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and
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recently been made commodore in the
| United States navy, having been COM
mander of the Oregon for some years,
are greatly enjoying a pleasure So
.journ in Hawaii. They are being well
entertained by Honolulu people. On
Saturday Mrs. Fred j. Lowrey had the
ladies and other friends at the Lowrey
mountain home, where delicious
luncheon was spread. On Sunday a
trip was made to Waianae, the party
being made up of Miss Allie Wall, DR..
gel. This week several complimentary
dinners have been given them. Mrs.
Avery and Mrs. howison expect to re-
turn to San Francisco next month.
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There was jolly bachelor dinner
given at the Hawaiian last Saturday,
Fred Smith, j. Walter Jones, NJ. Phil
lips, j. NJ. Sims, II. +. and r. NJ,
Lewis, regular patrons of the hotel
dining table, induced the steward to
get up real nice dinner. They each
party left the dining table to attend
the theater, filing into the opera house
in single file and occupying a front
row in the dress circle. After the
play they returned to the hotel and
finished their repast. The guests We're
Walter Dillingham;, w. c. Wilder, VIII
lam Lucas DR.. NJ. f. Grossman,
Andrew Brown and p. Mullendorf.
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Miss Lottie Collins, daughter of the
wealthy lumberman of San Francisco,
is in the city on pleasure visit. She
is stopping at Haalelea lawn, Miss