The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-03

Yeland, left on the Siberia for the ORR
ent DR. Thwing is going TO study the
school and universities systems
throughout the Orient
. . . .
] The marriage Of Miss Lucy {. VrOO-
man to Mr. William J. Cooper is to
take place this evening at $50 O'Clock
at the country home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Damon, on the Island The af-
fair will be a very quiet one and only
a few of the more intimate friends Of
the bride and groom will be present
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. a. S. Baker. The young people
have taken a cottage on Nuuanu street
! near Judd.
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Mrs. Frank L. Hogs and her daugh-
tiers, Dorothy and Margery. left for
Wahiawa this morning to spend a
| fortnight
DR.. and Mrs Louis Mendel and Miss
Mendel. who arrived on the Siberia.
are staying out at the Seaside where
they have taken a cottage for several
months The Mendels are friends OF
Mr. Frank Winter
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The San Francisco Chronicle in
speaking of the Longworth's. says:
Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth are receiving a warm wei
come from their California friends.
and are winning just esteem by their
tactfully expressed sympathy in this
city's late disaster and their warmly
spoken prophecy Of the bright future
that must follow such rapid progress
in rebuilding and general advancement.
The idea that had gone abroad that
they intended barring out proffered
social entertainment is a thoroughly
mistaken one They reiterate their
pleasure in seeing their San Francisco
acquaintance again and are regretful
only that their short stay permits them
so little time in which to renew the
social ties formed on their last visit 10
this Coast
For Thursday of the coming week
they have engaged passage TO Homo
lulu. From now until then their pro-
gramme is busy one.
"On the day of their arrival, Thurs
day, they entertained at luncheon in
the Fairmont grill Miss Ethel Barry
more, Senator Francis G. Newlands
and Frederick Kelham. Mrs. Long /
worth, who is looking remarkably well /
and pretty, wore on that occasion a be-
coming tailor suit of blue, with a wide
brimmed hat to match
Yesterday Mrs Eleanor Martin. the /
Richard Schwerins and a few others 1
lunched with them again in the grill; 1
in the afternoon they motOred about
the city and in the evening the Long
worths attended Miss BarrymOre's
double bill performance.
To-day the visitors will leave on the
1915 o'clock ferry-boat for SausalitO
to begin an auto tour into Lake county 1
with J. Dalzell Brown. In another ma
chine Mrs. Longworth's maid will fol-
low with the necessary luggage.
They are bound for Lakeport. where 1
lives Mrs. Longworth's aunt, Nm
Hammond, who was a sister Of Presl-
dent Roosevelt's first wife. Here the
week end will be spent
"On Tuesday next Mrs. Eleanor Mar
tin will make Congressman and Mrs.
her guests of honor at din
ner, a theater party following.
ION Wednesday they will 20 TO Bur
lingame to be entertained at luncheon
by Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels. A motor
ing trip about that portion of the cOun-
try will be the afternoons diversion.
That evening they will return TO town
and the day will wave bon voyage"
from the steamers deck.
Sincere regret is felt that their
stay here must DE 50 hurried, and
their friends here are already planning
10 see them again as they return"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno and family are
auariered al the Seaside
where they will be for some Time.
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Our Of respect ~ the memory Of ihe
late Percy Lishman, there was no
music ui the Seaside lasi sunday af-
ierno0u During dinDer and lu the ey-
ening the Quinteite club played
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las been taken by fhe Longs orihf for
ihrir stay shile here EYery afferlaou
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sbirl ihry bath enjoy yeiy murh
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