The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-02

bly, road from Honolulu up to the
historic Nuuanu Pail.
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Mrs. Brock and Miss Brock arrived
home on the Manchuria from several
months spent on the Coast.
Mrs. A. Gartenberg and two children
were among the home corners on the
Manchuria this week.
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Mrs. c. ]. Irwin and Raymond Irwin
arrived from San Francisco this week
and will probably spend a part of the
winter here
Walter Dillingham; is home again af-
ter a several weeks business trip to
the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Olmsted and Miss
Blossom Ulmsted of Newport, r. l.,
will reach Honolulu on December 10.
| They have engaged a cottage at the
Seaside for the winter. Mr.. Olmsted
is an enthusiastic golf player.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane
have taken rooms at the Seaside where
they will remain indefinitely. They
will occupy cottage as soon as one
is vacant.
Frederick Hastings, well known as
the former vocal instructor at Oahu
College, is rehearsing four hours daily
in New York. 1t is possible that he
will be on the Pacific Coast this win
ter and he may appear here in concert
with Gerardy, the 'cellist, under the
management of the Honolulu Lyceum
Bureau.
Mrs. Kate Widdifeld, mother of
Mrs. Baird, is expected at Hilo from
San Francisco on the next trip of the
Enterprise.
H. w. Thomas of San Francisco is
visiting Kauai accompanied by Mrs.
Thomas. Mr.. Thomas is the secretary
of the Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co.
Rev. R. A. Buchanan of the Foreign
church in Kohala has resigned. his
resignation to take place not later
than February 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers are
leaving on the Hilonian for a trip to
New York, where it hoped the
bracing winter will restore Mr.. Myers
to his normal health. The many
friends they have made hope to see
them back in Honolulu shortly,
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Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Guild, who
arrived from the Coast on the Man
churia have taken rooms at the Sea-
side indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. McConachie re-
turned from visit to Hawaii early in
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Young and
daughter, Miss Young, of Vicksburg,
Michigan, arrived here Thursday
morning on the Manchuria, and are
the guests at the home of Judge and
Mrs. Alex Lindsay, Jr. Mrs. Lindsay
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
A farewell dance to Captain Dow
dell and the officers and passengers OF
the Alameda will be given on Tuesday
evening at the Seaside
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l.. de L. Ward, Dookkeeper for
Hutchinson plantation, came down in
the Mauna Loa for a short trip and
J is dropping in on old friends about
town. Mrs. Ward and daughter have
been paying Mrs. Richard short
visit
The pedro tournament given by the
Saints" at their club house, on Sat
urday, the Goth inst, was a successful
and enjoyable affair The rivalry
throughout the game was keen and
kept Referee Eugene V. Todd busy rem
{ uerlng oral decisions OF all misunder-
standings which arose. The prize
winners were Messrs. Louis Perry, w.
E. Heine and William McTighe. Dur
ing the game several excellent vocal
selections were rendered by Mr.. H.
~ Clark and by the S. L. C. Alumni
quartet composed of Messrs. Cowes,
Clark, Hopkins and Legros.
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Mr.. and Mrs Newell and daughter of
Minneapolis will reach here on the
22nd of the month. They will spend
the winter in the Harry Macfarlane
cottage at the Seaside.
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At Engleside another very enjoy
able Hallow Fen was spent by thirty
or forty young people. Here were hor-
rors galore. All the guests had been