The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-22
SOCIAL EVENTSOF THEWEEK

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York early the coming month where
she will join a party Of FIVE. She is
being entertained by her many George
town friends and a number of parties
are being planned i'm her honor, Mrs
Robson announces that she will make
her nature home in Honolulu.
After the commencement exercises
held at the opera house Wednesday
evening an informal luncneon was Civ
en- by Mrs. Sara Burkhoder at the
Hotel De Paris in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel and her son, James e.
In the center of the large dining room
was a table beautifully decorated with
American Beauty roses and spring
flowers The guest of honor seat was
occupied by Gov. Buchtel, while on the
right sat Judge Sterling b. Toney of
Denver. To the left was Hon. B. j.
O'Connell the other seats being oc-
cupied by Rev. e. J. Wilcox, Chas. X.
Brock and Mrs. Nettie r. Robson of
Denver, and Judgs H. J. Crist, j. ].
White, Mrs. Burkholder, Miss Hazel
and James e. Burkholder.
Mrs. Nettie r. Robson, who recent
ly returned from a sojourn in the Ha-
waiian Islands, came up from Denver
Wednesday in order to be present at
the High School commencement eX-
ercises. Mrs. Robson has hundreds
of friends in Georgetown and her visit
is being made most enjoyable. AT the
Mardi Gras given in Honolulu in Feb
ruary Mrs. Robson was a patronesses
of honor, while on the journey back to
the States she was voted the most pop
uar lady on board the steamer Ala
media Early the coming month Mrs.
Robson will go to New York where
she will join a party of five on tour
of the Orient She expects to make
her future home in Honolulu.-Denver
Post
A tallyho party is being planned for
The Fourth of July by a crowd Of En-
gleside folk. They will spend the day
al some place Of interest within eight
or ten miles of the city.
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The members of the Honolulu Sym
phony Society will give a concert on
Tuesday evening, the 25th inst, at
which an attractive program will be
presented. In addition t.. the orches
trail numbers, there VIII be a string
quartet and vocal solos by Mrs. Fred
erick Hastings and probably Mrs CO...
Nacfarlane.
Mrs. Gear, widow of the late Judge
George D. Gear, will leave for the
Coast in the Sierra next Thursday
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o.
H., were the hostesses at a very pleas
ant dance and bathing party given last
evening at the Seaside Hotel in honor
of Miss Lilly Murray, who is shortly
to be married to Mr.. William Tougher.
of Maui. There were about one hun
bred and twenty-five present and a
most delightful evening was spent.
Most of the party first enjoyed dip
in the surf, after which dancing was
INDUCED in for several hours, and
this was followed by light refresh
ments. Miss Murray was the recipient
of a beautiful Roman gold bracelet
from the Auxiliary the presentation
of which was made in a most grace
full manner by the president, Mrs. M.
Cowes Miss Murray's departure from
Honolulu will be much regretted by
her large circle of friends. Among
those present at the affair last night
were; Mrs. Guy Owens, Mrs. M. K.
Timmons, Mrs. Station, Mrs. c. H.
Raven, Mrs M. Cowes, Mrs. John f.
Cowes, Mrs. J. j. Drummond, Mrs. W.
WEIGH, Mrs. B. Vickers, Mrs. ]. Null
doom, Mrs. F. G. Betters, Mrs. Wood,
Mrs j. Duggan, Mrs Tullett, Mrs. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. F. d. Creedon,
Mrs Moran, Mrs. j. Morgan, Mrs. G. G.
Rhodes, Mrs. H. e. Murray, Mrs. c.
Ziegler, Miss Lilly Murray, Miss FL
la Murray, Miss M. Alice Doherty, Miss
Louise Brasch, Miss P. Sullivan, Miss
Rena OBrien, Miss Nora Waltz, Miss
Josephine Waltz, Miss Theresa Betters,
Miss S. De La Nux, Miss Alice Todd,
The Misses Rose, Miss McGregor, Miss
w. Wilcox, Miss c. Nelson, Miss j.
Dillon, Miss Dillon, Miss M. Quinn,
Tho Miceas Acch Mice n MORGAN Miss
Nellie Carey, Miss Helen Mccarthy,
iaiss Grace, Miss Alice Ward, Messrs.
Guy Owens T. H. Tougher c. H. Raw
en-, j. MaccOnnel, DR.. j. F. Cowes,
Drummond, R. c. Stackable, j. ]. Sui
Ivan, w. WEIGH, j. Muldoon, Erving,
H. J. Holmes, J. T. Carey, Graham,
Jameson, F. c. Betters, Rose, E. M.
Cheatham, w. Wilder, ]. McSwanson,
Smith c. K Quinn, G. E. O'Grady, Bell