The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-12
CALICO BALL TO TAKE
PLACE THIS EVENING.
Mrs. William G.. Twins Party
Miss Roth's Party-Healani
Moonlight Dance-Personal and
Other Notes-Theater Parties.

1Or the grand Calico Ball OF the
Ladies Flower Mission OF the
Queens hospital at independence
Park this evening, show the &C
cOmplishment of vast amount of
detail work to make the affair one
OF special attractiveness and to in
sure a most notable and successful
result. Society i'll general is mani
testing unusual interest in the at
fair, and the Younger sets are bulb
bling over i'll anticipation OF
the event Besides the high social
status and prominence of the affair
involved the chsttable aspects
closely connectePwith it enlist no
little attention and patronage. The
far-reaching good done by the
Flower Mission n its work OF
bringing happiness into the lives Of
that class OF unfOrtunates we have
always with us, is a matter of unl-
versal and favorable conlmenda-
ton, and many grace these Occa-
sions by their presence who attend
from motives tar beyond mere per-
sonal enjoyment at heart. The pro-
ceeds will be used in the aid of a
free bed at the hospital. The pro-
gramme for the evening will begin
at 8 o'clock by the reception of
guests. Those on the reception
committee are: Mrs. William G..
Irwin, Mrs. +. A. Schaefer, Mrs. c.
l.. Carter, Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mrs.
+. NJ. Swanzy and Miss Harriet
Levers. Dancing will begin
promptly at Q o'clock, and the floor
managers are -Iessrs. w. Porter
Boyd, Walter +. Dillingham;, Sam
/ Woods, George c. 4 otter, II. NJ.
/ Whitney, Jr., Alex. St. vi. Mackin-
tosh and Benjamin Lodge Marx.
There will be eighteen numbers on
the program, made up principally
of waltzes and two-steps. For the
benefit of those gentlemen who, in
growing old, have gracefully re-
tanned many of their youthful
Establishments, the lancers will be
called as the first, eighth and fiji
teenth numbers on the program.
Supper will be served during \the
intermission. The success of this
important feature of the ball has
been placed on the shoulders of
Mrs. +. w. Macfarlane, Mrs. ]. @.
Carter, Mrs. Andrew Fuller and
Mrs. S. c. Allen. independence
hall never looked prettier. This is
the result of artistic decorating
done by Mrs. E. d. Tenney, Miss
Helen Parker. Mrs. George Carter,
Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, Miss Harriet
Levers and Mr.. Allan Herbert,
who comprise the decorating COM
mittee.
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1t is the plan of DR.. c. B. Cooper
and Miss Kate McGrew to make a
honeymoon voyage to America in
April.
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Mrs. William G.. Twins barn
dance will take place next Friday
evening. 1t will be an elaborate al
fair and those who have received
the inviting missive are fortunate,
indeed. AS has already been said,
the magnificent and costly barn
just completed on the Irwin prem
Uses i'll Waikiki, will be opened at
this event. Society generally is
looking forward with pleasure to
this happy affair.
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DR.. and Mrs. Walters of Lihuc,
Kauai, expect to be absent about
two months on their visit 20 Japan.
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The organization of large Choir
al society composed of number of
haoles will take place shortly.
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Chief Justice and Mrs. A. f.
\ Judd go to America in April
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A gentlemens whist club will be
formed Monday night with Mr.. d.
f. Thrum at the head.
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The Gaelic brought the news of
the engagement of Miss Belle Car
ter, niece OF Chief Justice Judd, to
Mr.. CrehOre of Boston, Mass.
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The dancing party at the Myrtle
Boat Club Saturday evening by the
Evergreen Club, was one of Nhe
pleasantcst events of the week. Mr..
Fred Weed was at the head.
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Card clubs are being formed in
various parts of the city.
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Tomorrow will be issued invita-
tons for the moonlight bicycle ride
Tor Tuesday evening, to be given