The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-06

years graduating class at Vassar Col
lege, is expected home soon. She is
accompanied by her mother who went
to attend the graduation exercises.
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j. A. Balch, the new manager of the
wireless telegraph system entertain
ed at dinner Wednesday night at the
Hawaiian Hote. for Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Cross. The other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Hutchins, Miss Hutcnins
and William Thompson.
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Mrs. Margaret Dillingham; has re-
turned from Honolulu, after a delight
full visit-Uhronicle.
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Barbour Lathrop Will return from
Europe to be present at the Bohemian
Club midsummer jinks. Raphael WE'LL
will also return from Paris in time
for the jinks in August.-Chronicle.
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CAPTAIN and Mrs. A. 2. Niblack, who
are at Bremerton Navy Yard, are go
ing East later in the summer and VIII
visit Lieutenant and Mrs. Leahy at
annapolis. Examiner.
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Mrs. Jack Spreckels and her two
small babies are thoroughly enjoying
life in San Rafael. The John D.
Spreckels and the Walter Gibsons are
at oronado.-Chronicle
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The announcement that Mrs. Alice
Roosevelt Longworth is to visit san
Francisco in the near future has Gre
ated something of a ripple across so
cietv's summer calm, which by the
time of her arrival will probably have
developed into wave of events that
will reach from San Francisco to bur
lingame. Whether or not she will be
nut through the same degree OF social
excitement that was planned for her
on the occasion of her first appearance
in San Francisco, and which would
have sent into a rapid decline any one
not of the Rooseveltean temperament,
cannot be learned at the present Llme.
That her temperance will, however,
be given due social recognition, seems
assured from the amount of interest
created by the news of her contemplat-
ed Western tour.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin, the hospitality
of whose beautiful home was so mag
nifcently extended to the President
daughter during her first sojourn in
San Francisco, will in all probability
again be one of her most lavish nos
tesses. and the visit of Mrs. Longworth
promises to be the social event OF the
summer Chronicle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Martin en-
tertained with a little dinner at the
Young Hotel on the evening of the
Fourth in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. B..
F. Heastand and Mr. and Mrs. c. Ham
mond. who are spending some time
in the Territory, having extended their
trip to attend the Shriners meeting in
Los Angeles to include Honolulu. AT
the dinner were also Mr.. and Mrs. W.
f. Hebron of this city.
The dinner was served in the private
dining room and was a very pretty
and we'll appointed one.
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Polo enthusiasts were out in full
force at the game on the Fourth. Many
autos went down to witness the game
which proved a very interesting one.
Counter attractions took a large
number to the Country Club and
crowds went to the sports and base
ball games.
The beach was crowded all day and
many surfing parties were out.
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Mrs. S. G. Wilder entertained at a
bridge luncheon last Monday for Mrs
Christian Lonradt These invited to
r eet her were Mrs. Klebahn, Miss
Margaret Walker, Mrs. c. T. Wilder,
Mrs. C. L. Wight, Mrs. r. C. L. Per-
kins and Mrs. A. M. Brown Mrs. Con-
radt has been a guest of the Walkers
up the valley
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies gave a
large bathing and chowder party on
Tuesday evening at the Allen place,
Waikiki in honor of the Monmouth
officers.
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Prince Fushimi called on Acting
Governor Atkinson at his Waikiki
residence last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Atkinson, mother of he Acting Cover
nor, Mrs. A. M. Brown and Mrs. Rob
ert Atkinson shared the honors with
the Acting Governor in receiving the
distinguished guest.
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With the coming of the hot summer
days, society folks are leaving for the
country, The Macfar' anes go to Ahui-
manu- taking with them Miss Lorna
Iaukea
Mrs. Faircnild has returned to Ka-
uai. rmN