The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-19
Another DARING BURGLAR WITH THE UPPER COURTS HENEK SSOCA DONS
A NOVEL SURPRISE ON MRS. FRED
j. LOWREN.
President and Mrs. Dole's Chowder
Party VIII Take Place on Saturday
Captain Cotton viii Entertain.

captain cotton VIII Entertain.
Last evening a jolly surprise party
took possession of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
j. Lowrey's home at Niniko. The
occasion was the anniversary of Mrs.
/ Lowrey's birthday. The guests were
dressed in various costumes, repre-
senting different characters, ages and
| conditions. There was Queen Eliza
beth, with her two maid attendants,
| Queen Victoria, attended by a maid
of honor, monk of the middle ages.
days, George Washington with his
hatchet, the Goddess of Liberty. drap-
ed in American colors, "colored
lady" from Southern plantation, and
one or two bashful country girls look
ing for city dude. The makeup of
these costumes would have defied the
skill of the most expert tailor dress
maker. Games of various kinds were
participated in and some delicious
pineapples tasted. The evening was
enioyably spent, both the hosts and
guests pronouncing it grand success.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. \.
f. Cooke, Miss Carry Gilmore. Miss
Simpson, the Misses Daisy and Ju
liette Cooke, Miss Snow, Miss Mary
Allen, Messrs. Dodge, Montague, Wall,
Cooke, Frank and Alex Atherton, and
Jno. NJ. Lewis.
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r. NJ. and C. L. Carnegie, nephews
were passengers on the Mariposa last
evening. The boys are returning from
tour of the South Pacific islands,
where they had intended to remain
for some little time. They became
homesick for Honolulu and when the
I Mariposa called at Apia they boarded
her to come to Honolulu to spend the
remainder of their vacation. The
young men are comfortably domiciied
at Sans Souci, where they will remain
for at least month.
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Mrs. w. II. Avery came on the Mari
posa last evening after a six weeks
stay at Apia, Samoa. She will remain
over in Honolulu as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Wilder until the de-
parture of the Australia next week.
Mrs. Avery has been away from her
home in San Francisco for six months,
visiting the different Pacific isles.
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Next week o. T.. Sewall will return
to his home. Ever since his
arrival Mr. Sewall's friends have been
entertaining him. On Monday even
ing of this week j. f. Hackfeld gave
a dinner in his honor and on Tuesday
Paul Isenberg gave a picnic at Waia-
lac for him.
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Society will have two functions to
attend this week The baseball game
tomorrow afternoon at the Makiki
grounds and the mnstrels at the
Opera House Saturday night. Both
are for the aid of charity.
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The chowder party to be given by
beach place Monday was postponed
until Saturday on account of the
Presidents indisposition.
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w. l.. Howard of Castle & Cooke
will leave on the Australia for a wei
earned vacation in the States. He
will be gone three months.
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The many friends of Miss Harriet
Levers will be pleased to learn of heI
steady improvement. She is consid
cred to be out of danger now.
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A jolly party of young people wen
to Remond Grove last Friday evening
for moonlight ride and hop. A very
enjoyable evening was had.
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The Healani Club boys gave hoI
at their boat house one week from
tomorrow night.
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( Miss Myra Angus Will entertain TN
. Fortnightly Card Club at her HON,
, on Monday evening.
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The engagement of two prominen
, society young people is whispered.
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Captain Cotton will give a Dime
on board the Philadelphia Monday.