The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-19
SOCIETY OF TIE WEEK


nounccd during the present week. !
That of Miss Helen G.. Along to Mr.. ,
William \. lIenshal and MISS Helen !
Bertlemann of Kilauea, Kauai, to MIR.
Lot Lane. Miss Along is one of Homo
lulu's most accomplished young ladies'.
Mr.. Henshall is a rising young lawyer
and comes from good old English
stock. He is a son of Rev. John Hen
shall, of Ripon, England.
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This is the last night that the Brit
ish warship lcarus' crew will be in
port. The officers have become thor
ough Honolulu enthusiasts during
their brief stay here. They say that
for genuine hospitality and sociabl-
ity Honolulu people cannot be outdone
anywhere on the planet.
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Miss Amelia Goldstein, a San Fran
cisco society lady who guessed the
name of the new Wilder boat Helene"
is greatly enjoying her visit to he
islands as the guest of the Wilder
company.
Vice British Commissioner and Mrs.
Thomas Rain Walker entertained at
cards Tuesday evening at the hand
some Walker home on King street.
About fifty people were present. Miss
Young won the ladies' first prize,
which was IA japanese silver heart.
Mrs. Fred Macfarlane captured the sec
ond trophy, "A handkerchief case. Mr..
| Tond, of the Alert, was awarded a
pack of cards and Mr.. w. l.. Stanley
was presented with a china cup and
saucer for being the most expert
among the gentlemen players.
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Senator and Mrs. w. H. Rice of
Kauai are visiting Senator and Mrs.
Henry Waterhouse.
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Miss May Girvin is back from Il
brief vacation spent on Kauai.
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Mrs. Herbert Winslow of Oakland,
arrived on the Monowa this week on
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lyle.
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Mrs. +. a. Schaefer and children
will move from their Nuuanu valley
home to their Waikiki residence to-
morrow to remain several weeks.
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" Mr.. f. A. Jones, who has been pilot
ing his cousins, Messrs. Herbert and
Walter Austin, about the island OF
Hawaii, will return on the Knau to-
day.
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Messrs. Jamie and Gerritt Wilder are
expected back from Hawaii today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Wood are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Mott during their stay in Honolulu.
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British Commissioner Halves will
likely give a dance for his young Ho-
nolulu friends in the near future.
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One of the pleaSantest events of the
week was a birthday party given by
Mrs. Charles l.. Carter on Monday
; evening. Music was the chief pleasure
of the evening. Chowder and light re
freshments were served. Those who
attended were: Mr. and Mrs. William
&. Irwin, Mrs. George Carter, Miss
BESSIE Spalding, Miss Kate McGrew
! Miss Halstead, Miss Cordelia Carter
Messrs. Dr. Cooper, Lieuts. HOLLAND
and Stafford Matthews, Benjamin l.
Marx, Adams, Armstrong and Gerrtr
Wilder.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd entertained sev
, eral of the officers of the Alert a
luncheon on Saturday.
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, The jolly quartet of San Francisco
Bohemians, Messrs. Gilig, Graham
Hart and Unger, have taken such a Xix
ing to Hawaiian soil that they vii
, not leave it until March II.
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. Mr.. Harry Gillig and his companion,
I Messrs. Donald De V. Graham, Jerom,
, Hart and Frank Unger, were the
guests of honor at IA luau given at tn,
Monsarrat seaside residence at kulioC
+ this week by Messrs. Bonnie Monsar
I rat and Ed Dowsett. \ genuine gooC
time was had of it by all present, The
music furnished from among tn,
guests was a feature of the picnic
+ Those who made up the party wer,
Mrs. Neumann, Mr.. and Mrs. Focke
, Mrs. Tenney, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Moo
I nan, the Misses Helen Wilder, Bell,
Vida, Rose Roth, Lieutenants Satforu
IanS1aIp Holland NpSSrs Matt hpyyS