The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-04
SOCIETY OF THE WEEK.

man, Laura Duncan. Edith Eldredge,
Mabel Hartwell, Bessie French. Miss
Willard, Miss Buckley, Miss Lawrence,
f. Il. Gillian, n. +. Hammond, Miss
Ducomb, Il. Nolte, Ida Pope, Clare KEEL
ley, Harriet Levers, Jane Lishman,
Kate McGrew, Josephine Soper, Mamie
and Katheryn Widdifeld, X. Ward,
the Misses Young, Katie Cornwell,
Vida, Julette King, sMiss Hurd;
Messrs. Professor II. Berger, f. Ben
Professor Colstan, DR.. c. b. Cooper, w.
II. Cornwell. Walter Dillingham;, Give
Davies, August Humberg, c. X. Hyde,
w. NJ. Graham, j. f. Iackfeld, II. NJ.
Mist, c. II. Norton, w. c. Parke, Geo.
c. Potter. DR.. c. r. Rodgers, DIR. j. II.
Raymond, Robert Levers, William
Love, \. c. Lovekin, Il. j. Monteagle,
Walter Maxwell, J. Marsden, Professor
NJ. NJ. Scott. Leslie Scott, II. b. +.
Schulz, +. w. Thrum, II. NJ. Whitney,
&. p. Wilder, Harry Waterhouse, S. E.
Laidley, Capt Hanford and others.
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Mr.. Arthur Wall and his sister, Miss
Alice, will give an informal card party
next week in honor of Mr.. \. L. Kaeser
of San Francisco, who is visitor to
the islands.
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Miss Harriet Levers entertained
number of friends at dinner Tuesday
evening at "Halekulani," compliment
tary to Mr.. Edwin Paris. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Penhallow, Miss Paris,
Miss Schmidt, Miss Wall, Mr.. Arthur
Wall, Mr.. Harry Penhallow, Mr.. Geo.
Kleugel and Mr.. George Angus
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wilder enter
tanned at pleasant dinner party We'd
nesday evening at Eskbank. One of
the most delightful surprises was the
appearance of Mrs. Gerret p. Wilder,
who was well enough to enjoy the first
entertainment of her sister-in-law. The
decorations of nasturtiums were eX-
quisite in coloring. The table was
very prettily arranged. Those gath
cred about the board were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Wilder, Miss Juliette King,
Miss Maisie Atkinson, Miss Zoe Atkin-
son, Mr.. Walter Dillingham;, Marshal.
A. NJ. Brown and Mr.. Robert w. At
kinson.
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ed by the committee of young ladies,
composed of Miss Levers, Miss Ward
and Miss Parmelee, chosen to select
names for a card club composed of
young society people. The name was
considered a good one and was unani-
mously adopted. The club met with
Miss Allie Wall at her pretty home on
Beretania street last Monday evening.
Before indulging in cards the club
elected the following officers: Arthur
Wall, president; Miss Levers, vice
president; George Kleugel, secretary;
/ Edwin Paris, treasurer. Olaf Soren-
son was presented with a cut glass but
ton box with a silver top for making
/ the highest score among the gentle
spoon by her good playing. Those
present were: The Misses Harriet Lew
ers, Allie Wall, Lottie Parmelee, X.
| Ward, Annie Ward, Mabel Sorenson.
! Lillian Paris, Rita Schmidt, Myra Slog-
| gett, Bessie and Carrie Along, Myra
| Angus; Messrs, DR.. \. c. Arthur and
Walter Wall, Edwin Paris, f. b. Bar
throp, Charles Hall, Olaf Sorenson, j.
F. Humberg, Harry Penhallow, George
Angus, Mr.. Sloggett and George Kleu-
gel.
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Mrs. Cora Fairchild and her niece,
Miss S. Beesley, who have been visit
ing in Honolulu during the past
month, will leave for Hongkong by the
steamship China on the 18th, on tour
of China and Japan, expecting to re-
turn here for another brief visit in
tanned very extensively during their
stay in the city and have made many
warm friends, who hope that they
may be induced to make Honolulu
their home in the future. Their pres
ent home is in Fort Worth, Texas.
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The romance of life is not alone con-
fined to novels or to plays, or to the
medieval ages. We have some of it in
our own day and right here in Homo
lulu. About nineteen months ago
young Mr.. ii. A. Isenberg, son of Mr..
Paul lsenberg, fell in love at what is
called first sight The young lady was
Miss Virginia Duisenberg and it all
happened on the Pacific Mail dock in
San Francisco, where Miss Duisenberg
happened to see friend off for China
! The Nouno man bepnhna entbucio Ia