The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-18
some SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
THE DICKEN-KINNEY NUPTIALS
THIS EVENING.
Presence of the Frawleys Will Liven
Things Socially-The Misses Young
kaiulani Kept Busy.

y pretty private wedding will take
place this evening at the home OF
Thomas W. Ilobron, Nuuanu avenue.
The contracting parties are Miss Fran
ces Kinney and c. W. Dickey. Rev.
Douglas l.. Birnie, pastor of Central
Union church, will perform the cere-
| mony. The two children of r. W.
Hebron and little Miss Kathleen
Smith will accompany the bride To-
morrow Mr.. Dickey and his bride VIII
sail by the Mauna Loa for Oindl,
Maui, where they will honeymoon.
Upon their return to the city, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickey will occupy the beauti-
full home recently built by Mr.. Dick
ey on Bishops lane, near Nuuanu av-
enue. Miss Kinney is sister of Mrs.
T.. w. Hebron. She is accomplished
and pretty. Mr.. Dickey is a rising
young architect. being a member of
many friends of the couple wish them
all the happiness in the world.
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The first Ladies' Day opening this
winder at the Pacific Tennis club
courts took place yesterday afternoon.
1t was an suspicious event and will
long be remembered The club house
was very prettily decorated with flags,
bunting, ferns and palms Mrs. Lau-
ra Wight was largely responsible for
this. Mrs. Charles b. Cooper presid-
ed over the tea table. Those on the
reception committee were Mrs. s. G.
Wilder. Mrs. \. NJ. Brown, Mrs. w. +.
Frear, Mrs. G.. p. Wilder. Mrs. \. ].
Campbell and Mrs. John S. Walker.
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The Misses Young gave a delight
full afternoon party at their beauti-
full Waikiki home on Tuesday after
noon, complimentary to Miss Mabelle
NJ. Rutherford. of Oakland. Abont
sixty young ladies were present Miss
Juliet King captured first honors at
cards and Miss Parke was obliged TO
carry off the consolation trophy.
Eight cut for this prize before it was
definitely settled. Delicious refresh
ments were spread.
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viii Levers will be cordially well
coined home He is great favorite
in social circles. Miss Blanche Bates
has many warm friends in Honolulu
and her company will be much sought
after. The other members of the
Frawley company are popular. One
thing that made last years season of
the Frawley's so successful was the
fact that nearly every one in the audi
ence took some special interest in n
particular friend on the stage.
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The coming of the Frawleys will
instill new life into society circles.
Their engagement of three weeks has
been looked forward to with much
pleasant anticipation by Honolulu's
400. \ number of theater parties have
already been planned.
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Princess Kaiulani is devotng IL
great deal of time to society since her
return. She will be a regular attend
ant at the theater during the Fraw-
ley season, having chartered one of
the lower boxes for the season.
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The Ladies' Afternoon Whist club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Andrew
Fuller tomorrow afternoon. This is
the second afternoon of the club since
its organization.
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Among the visitors at the Pacific
Tennis club courts yesterday after
noon were Princess Kaiulani, Miss
Eva Parker and \. S. Cleghorn.
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American Minister and Mrs. Sewall
will entertain Senator Pettigrew and
Mr.. Dubois at dinner and later at the
theater. this evening.
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Mrs. +. X. Wilder will give a theater
party on Tuesday evening. She has
leased one of the upper boxes.
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United States Consul General and
Mrs. Haywood gave a dinner party
last evening.
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Thomas Rain Walker will give
progressive euchre party on Monday