The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-08

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ant affair. Besides quite a number OF
the guests of the Hotel who had but
just arrived and were greatly delight
ed with the novelty Of Hawaiian dane
ing and music, many of Honolulus
dancing set were present. The music
was unusually good.
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One of the prettiest affairs which
has been enjoyed for sometime by the
younger society set of Honolulu, was
last evening by Hon. John Lucas for
his daughter Miss Sarah, in honor
of her charming visitor, Miss Pauline
Aigeltinger, of Oakland Miss Angel
finger arrived here on the last trip of
the Sierra, and will be here for some
time as Miss Lucas guest
Those present at the affair were:
Misses Margaret Cation, Kenny Cation
Elsa Schaefer, Lilly Patty, Julia Nc
Stocker, Lydia McStocker, Collie Lucas
McCorriston, Marion Greene Minnie
Schmidt, Eunice Pratt, Dagmar Soren-
son, Irene Fisher, Alice Brown, Cor
della Gilman, Lorita Van Vliet, Jane
Winnie, Hattie Lucas, Priscilla Sui
Ivan, Eethel Wilcox, Misses, Mulch,
Edna Craig, Nina Craig, Lorna Iaukea,
Ella Wight, Alice Green, Annabelle
Low, Katherine Harrison, Muriel
Campbell, Marjorie Freeth, Dorothy
Code Garden, Ethel Bishop, Mabel
Black, Edith Smith, Adele Morgan,
Ada Rhodes, Marion Roth, Kathrine
Smith, Lydia Wagner, Alice Cooper,
Florence Hoffman, Lottie Cowan,
Belle Ashley, Marguerite Creighton
Aileen Simpson, Messrs Allison Jor-
dan, Stanley Ashford, Sutton, George
Fuller, Arthur Macintosh, Frederick
Wichman, Won der Lief, George Nc
Corriston, Oscar McCorriston, Dan Nc
Corriston, Cushman Carter, Richard
Cooke, John Cation, Robert Cation, ].
Winnie, Robert Thurston, Jack Desha,
Wallace Cooper, Clarence Girvin, Chris
Jenkins, Ray Rietow, Charles Lucas,
j. H. Rowland. R. F. Rowland, Will
Chillingworth, Harry Hoffman, Ken
meth Brown, George Ashley, Will
Campbell, Will Kerr, Will Garden, viii
Warren, j. D. Kennedy, S. Kennedy, B.
Kennedy, Allan Lowrey, A. McDougal,
Will Roth, Lewis Renton, A. Greene,
Frank Wight, Harry Lucas, w. d.
Barlow, Erling Hedemann.
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Senator Charles F. Chillingworth en-
tertained few friends with dinner
at the Seaside Hotel on, last Thursday
evening. Those present were Acting
Governor A. L. G. Atkinson, Lloyd
Conkling, Leslie Scott and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. F. Chillingworth.
Mrs. Nevins gave very pretty din.
ner at the Seaside on Wednesday even
ing. Her guests were DR.. and Mrs. G.
G. Smith, Mr.. William Williamson, Mr..
Case, Miss Hardie and Paymaster and
Mrs. B. Hayes Brooke.
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Tantalus will be another rival sum
mer place. Bungalows are being put
in readiness for fortunate ones who
happen to own them. Mrs. Arthur
Wilder will soon occupy the Giffard
place.
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The incoming steamers will bring
the college boys and girls. Miss Har-
riet Hatch, Miss Linda Schaefer, Miss
Alice Cooke, Miss Edna Gum, Miss
Beatrice Castle and others.
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The Swanzys are at Kualoa for over
the 18th.
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Saturday Mrs. C. L. Wight, gave a
poi luncheon to Mrs. E. c. Judd. Those
invited to meet her were Mrs. Swanzy,
Mrs. Blackman, Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Mrs.
Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Gum, Mrs. Mar
garet Walker, Miss Nina Adams.
Bridge was played until late in the
afternoon.
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Waikiki holds her own these warm
days as the trend in the afternoon is
up the valley to the Country Club.
Bathing and surfing proves a popular
amusement One finds the beach
crowded every day after five o'clock
particularly at the Browns raft.
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Mr. Mackenzie Gordon, the noted
tenor, who is spending some time in
Honolulu, was host at a pleasant little
dinner at the Seaside Hotel on last
Sunday. His guests were Messrs.
David Dowsett, R. q. A. Peterson, Fred
Knight, BILLY" Hopkins and William
Dixon.
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Saturday evening R. w. Single gave
one of his charming little dinners,
after which the guests attended the
Mackenzie Gordon concert. There was