The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-02
BREAKFAST TO COMMODORE FORT
YESTERDAY.
Dancing Party Given at the Hedeman
Home Last Evening for Miss Fries
The Myers Card Party.

\ breakfast was given at the Anne
rican legation, Waikiki, yesterday, by
American Minister Harold NJ. Sewall,
complimentary to Commodore Fort of
the French navy \ pleasant feature
of the party was the announcement
by the Minister to his guests that the
day was the forty-siNth anniversary
of Admiral Millers entrance into the
navy of the United States. Minister
Sewall proposed toast to Commodore
Fort, after which the guests drank to
the health of President NJ. Faure and
President William Mckinley of the
two great republics. Paul Neumann
replied on behalf of the French COM
modore, speaking of the cordial reIa-
tions which have always existed be-
tween the French and American peo-
pie. Commodore Fort and Mons Louis
Nossion, the French Commissioner, al
so made brief remarks. Minister Sew
alfs guests were Commodore Fort,
French Commissioner Mons. Nossion.
Admiral Miller, United States Consul
General Haywood, w. NJ. Giffard,
| Chancellor of the French Legation;
VI. de Slane and n. O'Neil, on Commo-
dore Forts staff; Flag Lieutenant
Rodgers, on Admiral Miller's staff; w.
y. Armstrong and Paul Neumann, ,
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A delightful dancing party was CIV
en- at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. He'd
eman, Nuuanu, last evening" in honor
of Miss Fris, of San Francisco. A ma
tive string club furnished music. A
most enjoyable time was had Those
present were the Misses Clara Fuller,
( Anna and Lucy Ward, Allie Wall, Ri
! ka Nolte, Ella Dayton, Carrie and
Martha Along, Alice Lishman, Daisy
| Lishman, Myra Angus, Lizzie Grace.
! Helen and Mabel Sorenson, Helen and
Elsie Robinson; Messrs. Digby Slog-
| gett, Harry Wilder, Arthur Wall Geo.
Fuller, George Kluegel, Harry Klue-
gal, Charles Weight, John Soper John
Humberg, w. Robertson. w. b. God
frey, Jr., Fred Angus, George Angus,
and others.
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SiX-handed progressive euchre was
the game played at the card party
given at the home of DR.. and Mrs II.
p. Myers on Thursday evening.
About forty were present. Mrs. F. A.
Hosmer was successful in receiving
the first ladies' prize, a pretty work
basket, and DR.. A. f. Nichols proved
to be the most expert among the gen.
tlemen players. He was presented
with picture.
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The Beretania club members gave
their opening ladies' day entertaln-
ment yesterday afternoon. There was
good attendance of society people
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Secretary James b. Castle of the Ha-
waiian Legation at Washington. a~.I
family, will leave for the National
| Capital on the next Australia.
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\ number of society folk viii be
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Monsarrat
at the Monsarrat country home at
Kuliouou tomorrow.
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The Misses Morgan. daughters of
Senator Morgan, of Alabama. and the
Misses Ballou, have gone to the Vol
cano.
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4 delightful luncheon was given to
a number of ladies at the Villa Place,
Waikiki. today by Mrs. S. Roth.
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Mrs. f. X. Wilder is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Ballou at Overseas for a
week
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The Vice Versa club will meet Mon
day evening