The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-21

the irSt principal OF the schools anu
his wife met large number Of their
former friends and former pupils af-
ter an absence of about fifteen years
and the reunion was a most happy Oc-
casiOn.
The guests to the number of nearly
three hundred were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Richards. assisted by Prof.
and Mrs p. i. Horne, and Mr.. c. NJ.
! Cooke, and presented to the guests of
honor who stood with them i'm the re-
Iceiving line. A reception committee
|Of the Kamehameha Alumni composed
| of 5. w. Spencer, Harry Aud and Dan
! Pahu met the guests on their arrival
and introduced them to the host and
| hostess.
Many of the guests were of the old
er alumni of the schools and their
meeting with their former instructor
and his wife was a very joyful one.
After the guests had all arrived the
famous "Kamehameha Song" COmpOs-
ed by Mr. OlesOn, while he was prin-
Icipal of the schools, was sung by the
assembly with much enthusiasm. This
was followed by the Kan yell given
with a will.
A double male quartet composed Of
some of the members of the first ka-
mehameha glee club rendered some
splendid selections. while the present
glee clubs from the Boys and Girls
Schools also sang number of songs.
Among the guests of the evening
lwere number of the old students of
1.-THE schools from the other islands who
L. t4l Iys 30,
take part in the exercises. The recep-
ton broke up about 1890 o'clock after
singing Aloha De"
Among the guests present besides
those previously mentioned, were: Mr..
IU. Thompson. Miss Thompson, Senator
Kanuha, c. G. Livingston, Mr.. Par
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Livingston,
IC. B. Thompson, Miss Reed, Miss Kim
Bile, Miss Pope, Miss Gallager, Miss
Carpenter Miss Anderson Miss Todd,
Miss Knapp, Miss Williams, Miss Per-
raft, Miss Thomas. Miss Lyle. S. w.
Spencer John Wise, J. A. Lawelawe,
Noah Kauhane, A. G. Kaulukou, Moses
Kauwe. Simeon Nawaa. Ed Hanapi
Horace Crabbe Solomon Togo Thos
lTreadway. Judge Werner, DIN CrOwell
Henry Blake, Mrs S. K Nawaa, Mrs.
Pfuger, Mrs. Bowers. Miss Mary Kaui
and many others.
The reception given yesterday after
noon at the Aliiolani College was at
tended by a large number of the pat
rons of the school and a very pleasant
time enjoyed. The visitors were re-
ceived by the Rev f. Fitz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Blackman. There was music and
refreshments during the afternoon and
a football game between teams of
small boys. Among those present were
Mrs. Geo r. Carter, Mrs. L. G. Black
Imam. Prof. VIM r. Brigham, Mrs. A.
NJ. Stangenwald, Miss NJ. J. Davis Mr..
and Mrs w. w Hail. Mr.. and Mrs.
IG e. Smithies. Miss G.. KahOalii, Mrs.
A. L. KeOhokalole, Mrs. J. f. j. Stokes,
Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Her
bert, Miss V. Herbert, Mrs. c. Clark,
Mrs. NJ. Kahea, F. NJ Damon, A. F..
Cooke, Rev. e. w. Thwing, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Ballentyne, r. S. Hosmer,
Miss n. J. Adams. Mrs. E. G. Keen,
Miss A. Nahaolelua, Miss e. NahaOe-
IIua, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Craw, Miss S. PHI
Ianaia, Miss p. Piianaia, Miss NJ. Ptia-
Inaia, Mrs. J. S. Marques, Mrs. H. Bell,
Miss r. iIipi, Mrs. NJ. Sanders, Mrs. S.
~. Grace. rs. l. X. Franson and Mrs. ].
Ventura.
In the Examiners account of the
famous Greenway ball given two
weeks ago in the Hotel Fairmont, San
Francisco, especial mention is made of
the costumes worn by Mrs. w. G. r.
vii, opJ Mice LIaIapa IrUip.
Mrs. William G. Irwin looked eX-
tremely handsome in an imported pale
gray silver cloth, beautifully embrOid-
cred in silver threads. Around her
throat was her priceless necklace Of
pearls.
Miss Helene Irwin wore a chiffon
cloth of a delicate cerise shade entire
Iy embroidered in tiny flowers of a
paler shade of cerise. Some fine old
lace adorned her low cut bodice
The following from the San Francis
co Call, of December list, will be OF
much interest to many Honoluluans by
reason of the complimentary mention
of former residents
The first of the Friday Night dances
which are managed by Mrs. Ynes
Snorb White was given Friday night a
week ago and proved to be one of the
seasons very prettiest affairs. Such a
dazzling display of gowns and jewels
! haven't seen before this winter, and
by accident or design, the maids and
matrons all seemed to be at their pref
, test too. As they came into the pril-
, liantly lighted ballroom every one
seemed to be just from the hands of a
clever modiste, and the ensemble was
exquisite Almost all the debutantes
were there, and for some the dance
was a first appearance Miss Erna ST.
Goar was one of these, and her guest
Miss Catherine McRea, another. Miss
Marjorie Sheppard, chaperoned by heI
charming sister Mrs. Long, was also
a novice and looked charming in a