The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-11

Two very pleasant little dances we're
given on Monday night one at
the Seaside and the other at the Mo-
ana Hotel, both in honor of the OFF,
GERS and ladies on the transport Thorn
as. Both affairs were much enjoyed
by the visitors as well as by the large
number of Honolulu young people who
attended.
on the evening of the day on which
the Congressional party arrived, a
very pleasant though informal little
dance was given at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel in honor of the visitors. Although
the affair was given on very short no
tice, fair sized crowd was in attend
ance and a most delightful evening
spent. To the visitors the dance will
long be remembered as one of the first
enthusiastically Hawaiian events of
their sojourn The musicians were in
good voice and their playing and sing
ing was highly complmented. Earlier
a, in the evening the band played in the
band stand in front of the hotel.
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Captain and Mrs. Lucien Young are
spending a couple of weeks in South
ern California, having gone down from
their home in the navy yard town sew
eral days ago. They will spend some
little time in Santa Barbara, where
they are particularly well known, Cap
tain Young having been in command
of the Inflated gunboat Bennington
prior to the explosion aboard her
$ nearly two years ago. Since then he
s has been on duty at Mare Island, and
d as this is his first visit back to South
p ern California since that time, he and
Mrs. Young are being made the motif
for many delightful affairs. Santa
G Barbara is the home of many naval
! people, who always make it very pleas
ant for those of the service who go
down for brief stay.-Call
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Mrs. Charles F. Pond and Miss Eli
zabeth Pond are pleasantly settled in
- Berkeley, where they contemplate re-
naming during Commander Ponds
tour of sea duty. He has recently been
e assigned to the command of the U. S
= naval transport Buffalo, which is now
!, lying at Mare Island. This duty is
very pleasant, as the transport plies
between this port and the Philippines
S thus allowing the officers attached tc
" her some little time on the home sta.
n ton every few months. The Buffalo
i has now been at Mare Island for sew
{ eral months, but it is expected thai
N her sailing orders will be issued in the
near future.-Chronicle.
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is w. H. Corrigain, a prominent shiT
20 builder of Cleveland, Ohio, who will
is his three daughters, have been tour
ing the Orient, gave a small Dime
party at the Young Hotel on Tuesda!
Fl night while the Mongolia was in port
" to Mr. and Mrs. Bidgood, of Haleiwa
Mr.. Corrigain and his family are quite
well known here, having spent severa
seasons in Honolulu.
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Mrs. H. V. Murray and Mrs. Cunh;
y expect to leave for the Coast shortl.
y for an extended visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moore, of Iowa
who for a number of years have spen
the winters in Honolulu, left on tn
~ Mongolia on Wednesday for home af
re ter sojourning here for the past fou
l. months.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have made man!
friends here who regret when the,
leave. They were Joined on the Mon
er golia by Mr.. and Mrs. John Birkholz
le and Mr.. and Mrs c. p. Bratnober, o
s. Minneapolis, who are also we'll know
a in Honolulu, but who have been on
n tour to the Orient, and are now re
Or turning home.
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The friends of Mrs F. T. Bickertor
of Waikiki will be glad to hear tina
Ia her health has much improved recent
a, ly
lg
g. MI. and Mrs. Hugo Herzer, bot
q. prominent in musical and dramati
he circles, have taken apartments at tn
=, Young Hotel.
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Capt George w. Goodman of tn
ship Dirigo, accompanied by his wife
are guests at the Young Hotel
& 8 & &
Mr.. j. A. McCandless entertained
small party of friends with luncheo
at the Young Hotel on last Saturda
'0 afternoon.
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10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Adams, returne
10 on Tuesday on the Mongolia from thei
honeymoon trip which was spent in tn
Orient Mr.. Adams is a we'll know
4" young business man, and is also prom
d inently identified in musical and DIR,
on matte circles. Both he and his brid
he have many friends here who will l
10 glad to welcome them home again.
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pleasant little dance was given G
We Thursday evening at the Young Hot