The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-12
SOCIETY OF THE WEEK.


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The second of a series of sub.
scription dances under the auspices
of the Healani Boat Club, will be
given on Thursday evening OF neX,
week instead of Friday.
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A jolly little theater party for
Miss Mamie Riordan of San Fran
cisco attended the Graham concer'
on Monday evening. After the con-
cert the coterie went to the home
of Mrs. Walker on King street.
where light refreshments were par
taken OF. The personnel of the
party included Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Walker, Misses Adele Widdi-
field, Kate Cornwell. Mamie Rior-
dan, katherine Widdiheld, Mcssrs.
CaNain Houdlette. DIR. II. V. Muir
ray,W. II. Cornwell, ST., and Les
lie Scott.
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Mrs William G.. Irwin gave the
alter party Monday evening.
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Mrs E. X. Wilder had a part, Of
friends i'll her box at the Graham
concert Monday evening.
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Miss Mamie Riordan, a sister of
Mr. Frank Riordan, a prominent
San Francisco lawyer, returned
home on the Australia Wednesday
after most delightful visit to Ho-
nolulu as the guest of Miss Adele
Widdifeld.
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Mr. Otis Spalding, son of Col.
Spalding of Kauai, who has been
visiting Honolulu friends for the
past month, will return to his home
sometime during the coming week.
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Among the pleasant social gath
erings of the week was hop Civ
en- bv Professor Berger on Satur-
day evening at his home in honor
OF his sister, Miss Berger, who is
ON visit here from Germany, and
Mrs. Berndt. The latter celebrated
the anniversary of her birthday on
this occasion. She received many
happy returns of the day. Dancing
was kept up until midnight, when
light refreshments were served
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Frazee, the Misses Mar
tin, McLain (2), Lishman, Lycett,
(2A Stella Love, King, Fetter,
Emma Berndt, Grace (2), Messrs.
Chester Doyle, Fred Angus, Henry
Giles, Z. b. BERGER, +, A, Berndt,
Capt. Schmidt, J. S. Liner, Emil
and Willie Fetter, S. Berndt and
others.
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Zone ounce does all disorders cure,
With two your troubles will be
fewer,
Three to the bone more vigor give,
While four, forever YOU will live
AS young as on your day of birth,
A true immortal on the earth"
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The conventional afternoon tea,
which has been the prevailing mode
of entertaining the past few years,
has lately come to be considered
something of a bore, and people
have about given up all hope OF
expecting anything new in these
afternoon affairs, but guests invited
to the tea given Monday afternoon
by Mrs. Theodore Richards, for
Miss Grace Richards, were pleas
antly surprised with the uniqueness
OF the affair. The parlors OF the
Richards home in Kamehameha
were bright with dainty decora-
tons. The fragrance of beautiful
flowers was everywhere noticeable
and everything was artistically ar
ranged. AT the table presided Mrs.
Richards, the hostess. Among the
callers were: Mesdames Case,
Henry Castle, Henry Stockbridge,
Oliver Emerson, A. b. Wood, c.
5. Wood, ID, w. Corbett, J. r.
Mott, c. ID. Damon, c. l.. Carter,
Douglas p. Birnie, II. Laws, ]. b.
Athcrton, Charles II. Anterior,
Joseph II. Gilman, Mrs. Forbes,
Mrs. Gilman, Mrs. Hurd, Mrs.
Turner, +. NJ. Swanzy, Willard
Brown, the Misses Kate McGrcw,
Grace Richards, Adele Widdiheld,
Willard, Axtell, Gilman, Sadie Car
ter, Mary Damon, Pauahi Judd,
Agnes Judd, Lottie Parmelee, Ed
ridge, Margaret Hopper, IIartwell
(2) Cordelia Carter, Clymer,
Mamie Riordan, OF San Francisco,
and others.
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