The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-15


ing last, June 9Th, the ceremony being
performed by Rev, w. M. Kalaiwaa.
Miss Elvira M. Hapai was the brides
maid and W. K Ragsdale performed
the duties OF best man. After the
ceremony the guests were entertained
at a luau, those present including Mr..
and Mrs Akana, Mrs. J. Like, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. A. Hapai, Miss Lilinoe Ha
pal, G. w. A. Hapai Jr c. H. Wears,
c. e. King N. w. Aluli, Miss Emma
Cam, K. Leloy Miss J. K. Kaihenui,
Dan Kaihenui, Mr.. and Mrs. Aukai, Mr..
and Mrs. d. Ewaliko, c. Akau, Mr..
and Mrs. Ahip, Mr.. and Mrs Segawa,
G. B. Lyman, V. e. NJ. Osorio, lmumi
Matsu, p. G. Beamer Mrs Sarah Ha-
pal, Mrs. B. II. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. q.
w. Locllington, James Like, Mr. and
Mrs. j. K. Kai, Jr., George Desha, w.
Nailima Sr., Philip Victor, Mrs. Grace
K Pa and Archie Hapai After toasts
to the health of the bride and groom
the young couple slipped away and
successfully eluded the kind attention
of some friends who wished to give
them an old time charivari. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker are now living on Volcano
street opposite to John r. Bakers resi-
dence. Their presents were botn
numerous and unique, a number of
most valuable Hawaiian curios figur-
ing among them.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Zimmerman and
Mr.. and hlrs. e. W. Brown, prominent
society people of Portland Oregon,
who have been guests at the Hawaiian
Hotel for the past several weeks. left
for home on the Alameda on Wednes-
day of this week
4 4 =
Mrs. Otto WiX, the well known water
color artist of San Louis Obispo, Cali
fornia, who has been here for some
time, returned on Thursday of this
week from a trip to the other side of
the island where he was doing some
work, and left yesterday on the Clau-
studying the scenery of HaIeakala.
8 = :
Mrs. c. M. Symonds and daughter
arrived here on the Hilonian this
week from San Anselmo, California,
and are stopping for the present at the
Hawaiian Hotel. Mrs. Symonds came
here to join her husband who is the
superintendent of the plant of the AM
erican Can Company.
= 4 &
Mrs. Gussie Smith entertained
small party with one of her delightful
teas on Thursday afternoon of this
week, at her home in the Hawaiian
Hotel.
}. p. Kimball of New York City is a
guest at the Hawaiian Hotel
: = 8
{. e. Higginbotham, of HASTINGS
Nebraska, prominent real estate man
who has been stopping at the Hawaii
an Hotel for the past two or three
weeks, left on the Alameda this week
for home. He made the trip here for
the benefit of his health and was much
improved when he left. He was ac-
companied by DR.. F. S. SchaufeIbor-
ger, his medical adviser and com
paniOn.
8 =
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Huntington en-
tertained few friends with dinner at
the Moana Hotel on both Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week.
8 : & :
Dress parties are almost always a
most pleasant form of entertainment
especially when the guests are all chill
dren. This was especially true of the
masque party last evening at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Ora
nam, on Green and Young streets. at
which their son, Ivan Montrose Ora
nam was the genial little host.
Inc occasion was in celebration of
Master VANS twelfth birthday. Every
one OF the crowd of little guests had |
most enjoyable time, with dancing
music etc. Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening.
The following youths ami misses an
peared in the characters indicated.
Donald Ross, Punahou full back. Clos
son Emory, Page; Eileen Macfar,ane
colonial dame; Marguerite Van Vliet
one OF Robin Hoods band; Helen
opaidlng' Norwegian Peasant; .yateon
palIentyne' Farmer Jake; Abbie Brom-
I Icy. trained nurse; Ida Cutting, Polly
Flinders; Jessie Cutting, queer Of
hearts; Maud Ballentyne, fancy dress:
CaroI Low, fairy; Kenneth Reilford
rlo"h; Hastings Judd, Fre.c1 rave.
Lester Cutting, Spanish cavalier. ems.
fave Ballentyne, prince; Marston
Campbell, tramp; Ha-bsrr Egan. nj
+ 1f Auiay Macl1iav, tramp. Emf.
Joanson, Japanese womso; Norman
oss' king of cards; Ed T. Stacker