The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-05


ment. MIR. Paul Neumann made some
happy remarks. Donald De V. Graham
and Harry Gillg favored with songs.
Lieutenant William +. Slater OF II. b.
NJ. S. lcarus sang, ACCOMPANIED by
Lieutenant William f. SaffoIl of the
L. s. S. Alert, on the either. Jamie
Wilder created considerable merri-
ment by relating some of his humor-
Gus tales. 1t was a jolly crowd, in
deed, that met at the Eskbank on that
occasion. Those gathered about the
board were: Messrs. Paul Neumann,
DIR. c. b. Cooper, DR.. Ii. V. Murray,
A. st. NJ. Macintosh, Samuel Park
er, Jerome Hart, Harry Gillig, Frank
Unger, Donald De V. Graham Alex
ander Hamilton of the Gillig party,
Commander Thomas S. Phelps, Lieu
tenants =. V. Lansdale, and VIM. 4.
Stafford, Paymaster w. j. Littell and
Ensign Sawyer of the L. S. S. Alert:
Lieutenants VIM. f. Slater and Hubert
III. Holland, Paymaster +. f. Silk and
Mr.. Matthews of II. b. NJ. 5. Icarus,
and Messrs. +. c. Macfarlane, Edward
Dowsett. j. NJ. Monsarrat, George II.
Carter. Gerrtt p. Wilder and Samuel
G. Wilder.
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From all accounts the merry little
house parties that have been given in
honor of Mr.. Harry GillIg and his
party from San Francisco since their
arrival here have had the effect of
proionging the visit of the gentlemen
in Honolulu. The party had originally
intended to return by this Australia,
but the gentlemen have found the
temptation of remaining over too
strong for them. AS a result The ladies
nesday. Mr.. Gillig and Mr.. Frank
Unger are great wheel enthusiasts.
Any afternoon or evening they may be
seen pedaling out WAIKIKI way or
along Manoa Valley. Mr.. Graham ana
Mr.. Hamilton are very fond of surf
riding and devote much of their time
to this sport.
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Miss Helen Wilder is making ar
engagements to go to Japan within the
next fortnight. She will accompany
DR.. and Mrs. Walters of Kauai on their
visit to this interesting little country.
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Miss Grace Richards, who goes to
the States on Wednesday, will carry
with her the best wishes of a host of
friends, for bon voyage and happi-
ness in her new home.
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! The Graham concert at the opera
house Monday evening will have q
fashionable audience.
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Among the visitors arriving this
week are Messrs. Herbert and Walter
| Austin, sons of the late James w.
| Austin of Boston. They are visiting
! Mr.. and Mrs. =. c. Jones. on Nuuanu,
and have come to Hawaii to look after
some property interests left them by
their father.
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BY the way, it seems as if everybody
is going to the Calico ball next Fri,
day evening. The ladies are losing
sleep in their anxiety to know just
what to wear. The gentlemen, or al
least the majority of those who expect
to attend determined this question as
far as they are concerned, some time
ago. They will wear their white liner
suits. The floor managers, including
Messrs. w. Porter Boyd, III. M. Whit
ney, Jr., George C. Potter, Sam Woods
A. st. NJ. Macintosh, Walter f. Dill
hingham and b. L. Marx, have arranged
an excellent order of dances. Their,
will be eighteen numbers, made vi
principally of waltzes and two steps
Miss Helen Parker, Mrs. f. ID. Tenney
Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. f. Nj. Swanzy
Miss Harriet Levers and Mr.. Altar
HERBERT, appOlHlcu W uSSoiatt ih'N
pendence hall, will devote Thursda.
and Friday of next week to this work
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The wedding of Miss Kate McGrev
to DR.. c. b. Cooper is to be an unique
affair. 1t will be celebrated on Marcel
"a at o'clock in the evening at st
Andrews Cathedral. A bosom frient
of Miss McGrew is expected to arrive
from the States to be maid of honor
Miss Bessie Spalding, Miss Pauah
Judd and Miss Emily ialstead will b'
bridesmaids.
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Little Else Schaefer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Schaefer, gave birth
day party at her home in Nuuanu, OF
Saturday afternoon last. About III
invitations had been issued and ovel
ninety of the little ones responded. \
900. a., I,la n was missed