The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-29
| SOCIAL EVENTS OF THEWEEK

past several months, left on the Sierra
this week for San Francisco, her home
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutton and Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane of Honolulu have
returned from an automobile trip to
Santa Barbara and are at the Hotel
Rafael. Yesterday Mrs. Dutton gave
a small luncheon, at which her guests
were Mrs Macfarlane, Mrs. Winship
and Miss Cosgrave.--S. f. Bulletin
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton,
Mrs Harry Macfarlane and Mrs
Wakefield Baker will leave tomorrow
in the buttons motor for the McCloud
river country club, where they expect
to spend a week or 10 days. Mr.. and
Mrs Dutton and Mrs Macfarlane have
just returned from a trip in their car
to Del Monte, Paso Robles and Santa
Barbara. Call
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Dr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Alder
sons parents, the Edgar Bishops,
since their return from New York, will
leave in a few days for Honolulu.
While in the islands they will be the
guests of Mr.. Bishops sister, Mrs. AL
len. whose home is one of the most
superb in Hawaii.-Chronice.
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Miss Nance ONeill has been invited
by the faculty of the University of
California to present the classic lingo
mar" at the Greek Theater on July 4th.
This promises to be a big social event.
Many prominent society women on
both sides of the bay are taking a deep
interest in the affair DR.. Taylor, who
in the absence of President Benjamin
Ide Wheeler has the event in charge,
considers "Ingomar" the most Deau-
tiful classic play in the University Ii
brary.-Chronicle
Mrs. Allan Dunn is entertaining her
sister, Mrs w. H. Cornwel of Homo
lulu. who arrived on the Alameda on
Tuesday. Mrs Cornwell will leave this
week for Los Angeles and Southern
California, spending some time there,
but will return to this city in the fall
for a longer stay with Mrs. Dunn
Chronicle.
Harold Castle. son of James b. Cas-
tie, arrived home on the Alameda on
Friday morning from the coast where
he has been attending college. His
many friends will be glad to know
that he is spending his vacation at
. home.
The monthly moonlight dances in
augurated by Manager Bidgood nave
made Haleiwa Hotel the center of So
cial activity in that end of the island
The pleasant features of these dainty
little affairs are fast becoming known
to Honolulu society folk and each sue
ceeding event attracts an increasing
number of people from the city The
next dance will be held on July 20.
The Fourth of July will be the Occa-
sion of a number of patriotic enter
tainments of a private character, dur
ing the afternoon and evening. A num-
= Der of these are in the form of outings
to various points. A crowd of twenty
; five or thirty will drive in tallyhoes up
above Moanalua where they will spend
the day in picnic fashion. There will
also be a number of automobile par
ties several of which will take in the
polo games at the Moanalua grounds
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; en-
tertained Mrs. C. T. Mills and Miss
Fanny Madison of Mills College, Cal.
at Haleiwa last week.
o Miss Minnie ~ Stuck, of Elmore
Ohio, arrived on the Alameda, and viii
! leave the first of the week for HilC
where she will be the guest of the fam
lily of DR., W. H, Schoening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack London, Mr.. L
A. Thurston, Mr.. A. H. Ford and Coun
a Canavarro were guests of Mr. J. F
&, Cooke at Haleiwa on Wednesday an
" Thursday last The party were on
tour around the island in autos.
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90 N. S. Sachs entertained a humble
:, of friends with a little dinner at tn
=, Hawaiian Hotel last Sunday evening
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. Mr. and Mrs. A. Haneberg entertain
&c ed party of about ten with dinner c
~ last Sunday night. The table WI
very pretty with white roses ar
maiden hair ferns as decorations.
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III Miss Martha Chickering is enjoyir
OF a delightful Eastern trip and is
ed spend some months abroad before r