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


It's members write it's plays and operet-
tas and among its leading lights are
Mrs. Carrie Martin Cowtan and Miss
Marion Whitaker The first named is
chairman of music and Miss Whitaker
is one of the cleverest actresses of the
organization Their latest production
is an operetta called Love and Whist"
which is shortly to be produced and
which is very appropriate in its theme
to the principal current amusements
of society,
members of the Bohemian Club. He
has made a name for himself as critic
and poet and is one of the intimate
circle of clever California writer's that
number George Sterling, Jack London
and others.-Chronicle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
and their guest, Mrs. Harry Macfar-
lane MRS. buttons sister, are spend
ing a few weeks in Southern California.
They will return thence to revisit San
Rafael, where Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton
have been staying recently. Mrs. Mac
farlanes friends along this coast are
extending her enthusiastic greeting,
and are already planning all for her
pleasure that is possible under present
hampered conditions.
AS Miss Polly Dunn, one of the sweet
est and most Fascinating girls in San
Francisco's social circles, Mrs Mae
farlane was widely beloved. In the
years since her marriage that she has
been a resident of the island city peo-
pie have never ceased to miss her.
She returns every once in while for
few weeks visit, and finds herself
not only unforgotten. but always gladly
welcome.-Chronicle
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Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels is looking
very handsome these spring days and
her friends are all congratulating her
on her loss in weight, as she looks
very young and slender in smart
tailor suit, with the skirt several inch
es from the pavement. The suit is
made of a green and white check
Panama cloth. Mrs. Spreckels is seen
more often on foot these days than
motoring as this is part of her method
of gaining her slender figure, which
is now the admiration of her friends.
Call
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Mrs. H. L. Ross was the hostess at a
dainty little dinner given to half
dozen friends at the Hawaiian Hotel
on Wednesday evening The decora-
tions of the table were unusually pref
ty.
Mrs. N. S. Sachs left on Monday on
the Sierra for San Francisco. She
will spend several months on the Coast
before returning home.
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Mrs. F. F. Bickerton and Mr.. Spencer
Bickerton have taken apartments at
the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Regret is felt here at the news that
Major and Mrs. McIvor are to go
shortly to Honolulu, where Major Nc
Ivor has been ordered to take station.
For some time they have been at the
Preside of Monterey, and there Mrs.
McIvor, who was formerly Miss Nellie
lSmedberg, the daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. w. R. Smedberg, has been
the hostess at many pleasant informal
affairs.-The Call.
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Mr.. Isenberg entertained a number
of the employees of Hackfeld's office
force with dinner on Wednesday eY-
ening.
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Mr.. Lloyd Conkling gave a stag din
ner at the Seaside Hotel last Sunday.
His guests were: Messrs. Guy May
dwell, Thomas Nase, Chester Irwin, G.
l.. sDrinks and John Fuller.
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The Alameda dance at the Hawaiian
Hotel last evening was a very pleas