The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-18
SUPREME COURT FINDING HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES TIE WEEK SOCIETY PRAISE FOR MR0NA
SMART SET WILL BE ON THE GO
NEXT WEEK.
Lieutenant Lang Gave Boating Party
Monday Evening - Minister and
Mrs. Sewall Entertained-Note

Mrs. Sewall observation-disclosures
The harbor was in possession of a
jolly party of young ladies and gentle
men Monday evening, the guests of
Lieutenant Lang of the u. S. s.
Marion. After couple of hours
spent on the water, during which time
the face of the man in the moon shone
forth in full splendor, the party went
on shipboard for a dance. A delicious
supper was served in Captain Books
cabin. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Foster
chaperoned the young people.
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The University Club will hold it's
next semi-annual meeting at the Ha-
waiian Hotel on Tuesday evening of
next week. Among the invited guests
are: President Dole, United States
Minister Sewall, Japanese Minister
Shimamura, British Commissioner
Hawes, French Commissioner Vossion
and Admiral Beardslee.
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The brilliant reception and dance
given on board the Philadelphia
Wednesday evening will have the eff
feet of stimulating things socially
Kurooka and the officers of the
Naiuwa may give another reception
and dance shortly and it is whispered
that Captain Book of the Marion will
likely entertain on board in the near
future.
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The ball committees of the British
and American residents of the COM
munity are engaged in a friendly
! other in observing their respective
holidays. The Diamond Jubilee ball
on Tuesday evening will undoubtedly
be one of the grandest social events
oyer given in Honolulu, and the
| Americans must need to labor hard to
| excel it in their Fourth of July cele-
bration. Over 1000 invitations have
| been sent out. Both committees will
make a feature of the decorations.
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Miss Ethel Smith gave a dinner on
Saturday complimentary to Miss
Mabel Hartwell and A. 7. Hartwell of
Boston. After dinner the evening was
spent in playing progressive "forty.
two" Some twenty young people
were present.
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Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy gave Z
pretty afternoon tea yesterday for
her sister, Miss Pauahi Judd, who viii
leave on the Moana this month fol
San Francisco. Miss Judd will spent
the summer in the States.
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Mr.. and Mrs. McNear of Oakland
Dr. H. NJ. Heller and Arthur C. Har
rson, Jr,. were the guests of honol
at dinner given Monday by Mrs
Z. X. Wilder at Eskbank.
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General Secretary II. f. Coleman o
the Y. NJ. C. A. will be married il
September to young lady residing
in the Eastern States.
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The Healanis give their next boa
house hop on July 9th.
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British Commissioner Hawes vii
= give a dance at his Palama home mex
: Friday evening.
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DIR. and Mrs. Cooper are eXpecte
home on June 27th.
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United States Minister and Mrs
Sewall were entertained at Dime
' last week by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ner
: mann.
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e Miss Ethel Smith will be married I
l. Mr.. Harry Baldwin on July 10Th.
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Mrs. Fred Macfarlane will leave fc
San Francisco shortly to remain
couple years.
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The Vice Versa Card Club will pla
euchre at the home of Miss HarriC
Levers, Waikiki, Monday evening.