The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-02
some SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
MIR NND MRS LEVERS ENTERTAIN
THE FRAWLENS.
Pleasant Reception and Dance On
Board the Flagship Baltimore
Farewell to the Walkers-No Notes.

Farewell TO the Wall<ers-Notes.
The Frawleys were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. robert Levers at Hale
kulani." Waikiki. last evening. \
number of townspeople were present
Bathing and boating were enjoyed
from } until o'clock. when chowder
was served. Then came dancing on
the big lanai to the inspiring music
of native quintette club. 1t was
well along toward midnight when the
guests took their leave. During the
evening several toasts were proposed
to the health of the Frawleys. TN
Gle George" bromley. known from oc-
can to ocean as perpetual high priest
of the Bohemian club of San Francis
co, responded very happily on behalf
of the Frawleys. At the conclusion
of his remarks, viii Levers proposed
three cheers for "Jncle George and
they were given with will. Among
those present aside from the guests
of honor were Mrs. Deming. the Misses
Deming and Miss Harrub of Oakland:
j. l.. Stickney, of New York; Captain
and Mrs. Penhallow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Boyd. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Mary
Gum, the Misses Clara Fuller. Rita
Schmidt Ella Stansbury. Pauahi Judd,
Edna, Kelley. Emily Ladd, Messrs. G..
l.. Wight, Armstrong Smith, j. O. Car
ter, Jr.. George Kleugel. Edwin Paris,
Charles Weight, VIII Schmidt, f. G..
Macfarlane, George c. Potter, b. L..
Marx and others.
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Uncle Sans big flagship, Baltimore.
was in the possession of Honolulu So
ciety people for fully three hours yes
terday afternoon. The reception and
dance was the first given since the
arrival of the warship some weeks
ago. The monster ship was tastefully
decorated for the occasion, flags be-
ing artisticaly arranged about the
decks. about the masts and on the
sides. \ delicious luncheon was serv-
ed in the officers mess room, part of
the fagships beautiful silver service
being in use. Dancing was enjoyed
on the main deck. the admiral's band
furnishing the music. Admiral Miller
Captain Dyer and some of the officers
received the guests on the main deck.
Minister and Mrs. Damon, Minister
and Mrs. Cooper attended, also many
members of the diplomatic and con-
sular service
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\ popular naval officer is advising
his Young lady friends to use "rab-
bits feet" for powder puffs, .prophe-
swing that 'use a rabbits foot for n
powder puff and in twenty-four hours
young man will kiss the cheek it is
used on. Use it at midnight and you
will be married in year" The Bal
timore Siren says that already rabbits
feet are scarce in Honolulu, and the
prices are going up.
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Theo. H. Davies will give an Eat
home at Craigside. on Saturday af-
ternoon complimentary to Mr.. and
part for England by the Moana next
week.
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Kaiuani and a party of eighteen
rode on horseback to Mrs. j. II. Boyd's
Manoa Valley. home on Saturday,
where picnic was given in her honor.
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DIR. and Mrs. Otis and their son, DIR.
f. W. Otis, prominent society people
of Philadelphia, are occupying cot
tage on Beretania street.
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The Price-Banlls nuptials in st. An
drew's cathedral at high noon We'd
nesday will be the SWEETEST wedding
for a long time.
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c. w. Dickey and bride are expected
to return from their honeymoon trip
to Olinda, Maui, next week.
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\ great many society people will at
tend the matinee Saturday afternoon
to see Miss Edna Kelley,
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Swanzy enter
tanned Miss Bates and Mr. Worthing
this week.
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