The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-20


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Carter expect
to return to Hawaii this month Mr..
Carter was formerly manager of the
Parker ranch and for the past year
and a half has been manager of a big
ranch at Red Bluff, California.
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Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Johnson
have taken a cottage at the Seaside for
an indefinite period.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. FL
len Murray for the marriage of her
daughter Lillian Adele, and William
Tougher, which will take place at her
residence, Anapuni and Dominis
streets, on Thursday, the twenty-ffth
inst, at o'clock.
Mrs. L. A. Holmes, mother of Coun-
ty Engineer Gere, arrived in Honolulu
from the Coast Monday on the S. S.
Korea. She will spend some time in
the Island with her son.
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The Friday evening dinners at the
University Club are quite the thing
now, and every week finds the pretty
club house doing honors to the fair sex.
Mrs. James A. Wilder was hostess
on Friday evening, her guests being
Justice and Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Miss
Marion Scott, DIR. Judd and r. e.
Wight.
Acting Governor Atkinson also had
guests at dinner.
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The moonlight dance at the Seaside
on Thursday was a great success. Ev-
en- the rains could not keep away the
crowd. The Royal Hawaiian Band
players fairly outdid themselves, Civ
ing the best concert Honolulu has
heard for long time.
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Mrs. Blackman's bridge luncheon on
Wednesday was enjoyed by Mrs. AL
fred Carter Mrs c. L. Wight, Mrs.
Richard Ivers and Miss Juliet Hart
we'll
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Captain Carter gave one of his
charming dinners on Wednesday even
ing in honor of Miss Edna Gum.
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Bush Finnell, a popular clubman of
San Francisco, arrived on the Korea
the first of the week and is stopping
at the Moana Hotel
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dowsett will give
luau tomorrow at Waianae for their
son Herbert who is spending his sum-
mer holidays in town.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert WaterhOuse en-
tertained a large crowd of young peo-
pie at a week's-end party at their
Peninsula home The chief attraction
was a poi supper on Saturday evening.
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Mr.. Al Castle is giving a house par
ty on Tantalus at the w. r. Castle
bungalow.
Miss Anna Tucker, who arrived
home on Monday after graduating at
the University of California, has been
appointed a teacher in the High
School Miss Abbie Dow, the Vassar
graduate who arrived the same day,
will teach English literature in the
same institution.
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Douglas McBryde motOred down to
Del Monte for the weekend, with a
party of friends as his guests.-Chro-
nicle
The McClanahans are at their Ma
noa home for few weeks.
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At a dinner given at the Seaside
evening in honor of Miss
Lillian Murray by Miss Dougherty, the
guests were Miss Murray, Miss Bayer,
Miss McCarty, Miss Kimmone, Miss
Miss Sullivan, Miss Dillon,
Miss Carter, Miss Ella Murray Miss
Owens and Miss Baker. The table was
decorated with begonias.
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Mrs. Alfred T. Brock and daughter,
of Honolulu, accompanied by c. S.
Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene l.. Brock
of Berkeley and Oliver G. Green OF
San Mateo, motored to Del Monte re-
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The young ladies of the Kunalu Boat
Club are giving a dance this Saturday
evening at their new boat house.
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Mr.. and Mrs William Lishman gave
a dinner at the Seaside on Sunday last,
the guests being Mrs. Lishman, Mr..
and Mrs. William Lishman, Mrs.
Mrs, Creighton, Miss Maggie
Mr.. and Mrs Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ross, Mr.. Donald Ross
and Miss Ross.
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Mrs. Lucia Burnett, whose engage