The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-27

The concert and ball given by the
knights of Pythias at their hall on Sat
urday night was well attended and was
a great success The musical features
of the evening were very good and
heartily encored. Among the selec-
lions were: Violin solo, by Clyde
Baldwin, which was played with his
usual skill and knowledge of touch.
REGULATIONS by A. e. Murphy were al
so well received. viii Ellis, in his
usual good voice, rendered the Holy
City" which was illustrated by stere-
opticon views Another number which
was well received was a piano and
violin duet by Clyde Baldwin and
Miss Mary Dias After the music, the
floor was cleared for dancing and the
guests enjoyed the two-steps and
waltzes until the wee small hours
The following committees had charge
of the evenings entertainment:
General Committee-H. T. Moore, +.
C.;F. Waldron, p c.; E. Farmer, T.
G.: A. G.. Deering, o. J. Whitehead, T.
C.: C. A. Reeves; Ed. Towse, P. c.; e.
A. Jacobson, VIM. Ellerbrock.
Reception Committed. H. Wolf, o.
c.; r. Costing, G. c.; A. S. Weber,
c. c.: Marguerite Moore, P. c.; Annie
G.. Bicknell Rose Erickson.
Floor Committee-O. J. Whitehead
A. G Deering.
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Mrs. c. T. Mills, president of Mills
College. has Just returned from two
months visit to Honolulu. She was
the guest of many prominent people
there and was warmly entertained by
former pupils and old friends. On
her return her stateroom was literal
" filled with leis and rare fruits. She
is a good sailor, and returned in ex-
cellent health. She was met at the
station by the college household, who
greeted her with a shower of rose
petals.-Chronicle
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London returned
from their Haleal1ala trip on Thursday
and are again domiciled at the Sea-
side. They will remain in Honolulu
for at least fortnight before leaving
for Hawaii
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Mrs. and Miss Dunbar as well as DR.
and Mrs. Mendel and Miss Mendel
Californians, will be down on the Sibe
ria and have engaged cottages at the
Seaside.
Swimming parties, followed b!
luncheon and a dance have becom
quite the rage during the presen
moonlight, and the Seaside has bee
nightly thronged with merry-makerS
, Wednesday, Thursday and Frida
: nights saw over one hundred and fit
, bathers on the Seaside beach, Mis-
| O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. Vida Thrum a
well as several others giving larg
; parties.
Miss Edith M. Russell of Atlanta
Ga, who has been visiting Miss Kath
crime Goodale at Waialua for som
weeks, left in the Alameda for home.
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The Ladies of Fort Shafter will b
at home every Friday afternoon, AM
as far as possible transportation will
be furnished to convey people from
the end of the car line and return be
tween the hours of and p. m.
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DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Derby and Chile
and the doctors mother left for thu
Coast on the Mongolia Wednesday fol
a long vacation. The doctor will re
turn to the islands in November.
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Fred. j. Cross, who established wire
less telegraphy between these islands
left the Territory with Mrs. Cross
permanently, in the steamer Mongolia
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J. D. Gaines, superintendent of thu
Commercial Pacific Cable Compan!
here, celebrated his fiftieth birthda,
yesterday. III liOliOl VI wv
golden anniversary dinner was givel
to a number Of his friends at his Col
lege Hills residence on Tuesday night
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Mrs. Hermann Focke, who left re
Gently for the East and Europe, ac
companied by Miss Webster, traine
5 nurse, improved so much on the tri
| to California that she was able to pro
: coed from there alone, leaving Mis-
5 Webster in San Francisco.
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, Doctor and Mrs. A. j. Derby an
+, Mother Derby sailed on the Mongoli
e this week for a vacation trip. The
S expect to spend a month in the LAX
Tahoe region. From there DR.. Derb
will go East to attend a convention G
4 dentists, while the ladies will Wis
. relatives for several months in Lo
Angeles.
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n Following is the form of invitatio
d which was received early in the wee