The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-09

harriet Levers mas entertained her at
her home, "Halekulani," Waikiki.
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On Tuesday evening the Hoffman
party, of San Francisco, gave a fare
well dinner to number of friends at
the hotel.
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Steuart Cotton, attending Stanford
university, captain of the varsity foot
ball eleven and editor of the college
paper, is in Honolulu, the guest of his
former college mate, Leslie Scott. Mr..
Cotton is on a sea voyage from San
Francisco to Honolulu, then aroun1
the Horn to New York on the
lroquois.
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Mrs. McCombe, wife of Purser Nc
Combe, of the Australia, returned to
San Francisco this week. Mrs. Nc
Combe spent six months in Honolulu,
during which time she made laany
warm friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Mccarthy enter
tanned at dinner on Tuesday evening
at the Hawaiian Hotel, Capt. Houd-
lette, T.. C. Macfarlane, j. NJ. Monsar-
rat and w. w. Dimond.
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Miss Hennegan will receive the Vice
Versa card club on Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Wilder.
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a parry consisting of Mrs. II. W..
Schmidt, Miss Rita Schmidt, Miss Al
lie Wall, Miss Myra Sloggett and Miss
Lillian Paris, will go to the Schmidt
mountain home at Mauluhia on Tan
talus tomorrow. They will remain for
week or more.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. McChesney wei g
taken completely by surprise last
evening when about forty of ti,eir
friends dropped in on them at their
cosy home in Waikiki The occasion
was their wooden anniversary and last
evenings celebration of it will be ,ong
and pleasantly remembered by them.
They were recipients of numerous use
fuf presents. A Hawaiian string or
chestra accompanied the party on its
mission and after greetings had ocen
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. McChesne ',
dancing was enjoyed. Games and
music were other features of the even
ing. Those in the surprise party were:
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. McChesney, Mr.
and Mrs. Davey, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Auerbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.
and Mrs. Wright, Capt. and Mrs. Gar
tenberg, Mr.. and Mr.. Stevens, Mrs. H.
p. Walton, Mrs. a. X. Weir, Mrs. Dew
lin; the Misses Weir, Grace, McLain,
the Misses Gurney, Mcguire, the
Misses Rice; Messrs. w. II. Baugh, w.
A. Wall, Stackable, DR.. Wall, Bronson,
Levingston, Emil Berger and Sayres.
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Miss Sarah Birnie has gone to the
Orient after "A very pleasant visit to
her brother, Rev. Douglas p. Birnie,
pastor of Central Union church. She
is undecided as yet, whether she will
return to Honolulu this autumn. A
farewell 'ea was given her at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Birnie on Friday
last.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Schaefer enter
tanned at their Nuuanu home on Sat
urday evening, mplimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. II. Renjes, who have just re-
turned from an extended tour abroad.
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Frank and Henry Riggs, prominent
young society men of Baltimore, and
graduates of Princeton college, were
through passengers on the Coptic. The
young men We're entertained during
their short stay in the city by the
Misses Nellie and Alice Kitchen, whom
they met in Rhode Island, and Edward
Dowsett, who graduated in the same
class as did an older brother of the
Riggs boys. They were very favor
ably impressed with Honolulu.
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The officers of the American man-o'
war Marion, in port, have entertained
considerably this week. Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. DR.. Wood and Mrs. Ellis Mills
were guests at luncheon on Tuesday.
The Misses Along and Mrs. Hutchin-
son were off on board for breakfast on
Wednesday, \ party of ladies will be
guests at dinner tomorrow. The Of
iiccrs are contemplating a dance on
board shortly, so it is said.
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Mrs. Moses, wife of Lieut.. Moses,
and Mrs Norman, wife of Chief En-
gineer Norman, of the Marion, who ar
rived by the Australia, have gone to