The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-28

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PARIS, September 15.-Mrs. G.. A..
Spreckels of San Francisco gave
splendid dinner at the Ritz Hotel this
week in honor of the wife of Senator
Beveridge, VINO had just returned from
her honeymoon. Mrs Spreckels her
self outlined the menu, and the
large banquet-room at the Ritz was
transformed into a Grecian temple
for the occasion. The guests were
seated four at a table and the walters
were dressed in togas, after the fash
ion of the ancient Greeks.
The floral decorations were lavish
and beautiful, and represented
small fortune in themselves, as Mrs.
Spreckels ransacked Paris for enough
to carry out her decorative scheme
She was assisted as hostess by her
beautiful daughter Lurline, who is
Mrs. Spencer Eddy, as sister-in-law of
the guest of honor
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WASHINGTON September 9.-Dr.
J. e. Jones, the American consul at
Winnipeg, Manitoba, ANNOUNCES the
engagement of his sister, Miss Katydid
Jones of this city and Judge Seldom
Bingham Kingsbury of Honolulu, for
merly of Ohio.
The wedding will take place Septem-
Der rs at the home of the brides
brother, at the American consulate at
Winnipeg. only the immediate rela-
tives of the couple will be present. / ne
wedding journey will include months
travel in the northwest before the
judge and his bride will sail from San
Francisco on the Manchuria October
"a for Honolulu, their future home
Miss Jones has spent the past two
years in the Orient.
Friends of Judge Kingsbury and his
bride in Honolulu were informed by
cable on Thursday of the occurrence
of the wedding. Both are popular in
social circles here and will be well
coined with much pleasure on their re-
turn.
Abraham Lewis, Jr., a Honolulu
lawyer and 95 graduate of Stanford
University, with a record of twenty
three runs scored against California
in varsity matches of eleven, twelve
and thirteen years ago, arrived at the
Fairmont yesterday, accompanied by
his bride.-Chronicle, Sept 10.
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Sincere regret is felt that Admiral
and Mrs. Harry Lyon are shortly to
leave. Mare Island Admiral Lyon s
retirement would necessitate a change
in the near future, and he wishes to
spend the last month of his active
service on leave in the East. Mrs
will go to Honolulu, where her hus-
Lyon, instead of accompanying him,
band will join her later. A very de-
ightful afternoon of bridge was Civ
en- by Mrs. Lyon last week, at Mare
Island. Among those present were:
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs Samuel
s. Graham, Madam Cults, Mrs. Rich
ard Cults, Madam Irwin, Mrs. Henry
G. Gearing, Mrs. Holden A. Evans
Mrs. Charles w. Rea, Mrs. Arthur w.
Dodd, Mrs William T. Wallace, Mrs.
Clarence A. Carr, Miss Caroline Nc
Dougal, Mrs. Henry E. ODel, Mrs.
Lee B. Purcell, Mrs Mary Turner
and Mrs. John M. Robinson.-Chroni-
Gle.
News comes from Honolulu that Ma
Jor and Mrs. Samuel w. Dunning are
nicely situated at Fort Shafter, where
they have handsome quarters. Both
the major and his wife are content
there, Notwithstanding the beautiful
home they gave up at Burlingame.-
Call.
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Mrs. Henry w. Lyons of Mare ISL
and, who is to leave for Honolulu
early in October, was the hostess at
charming bridge party at her navy
yard home few afternoons ago. at
which she entertained many of the
ladies of the station Rear Admiral
Lyon will retire by age limit early in
November and is DESTROYS if possible
OF being relieved as commandant of
the Mare Island yard thirty days prt-
or to his retirement, in accordance
with the usual custom. The depart
ment will comply with his request in
the event Of having an officer avail
able to relieve him in this very inn
portant assignment, so that it is very
probable that he and Mrs. Lyon
will leave the yard within a few
weeks. The latter will sail direct for
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