The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-05

Won Oterendorp, will return with him.
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Yesterday afternoon Governor and
Mrs. Frear and Secretary and Mrs.
Mott-Smith were the guests of Capt.
Albert on board the Condor at A
o'clock tea.
Cards have been issued from w. Pfo-
tenhauer, the Imperial German Con-
sui, for an elaborate stag dinner to be
given on Monday night at the Young
Hotel in honor of the officers\ of the
Condor.
Mr. and Mrs Barnes, wealthy tour
lists from Illinois, who have been on a
trip to the volcano, will return today
and take rooms at the Seaside.
Miss Edith Bayer, for the past eight
years head of the lace department at
Ehlers & Co., has resigned, and will
go to the Coast on the Manchuria to
reside permanently
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Next Monday evening the Social
Science Club will hold it's first meet
ing for the season at the home of DR..
]. M. Whitney. D. L. wilmington will
be the speaker of the evening.
On Tuesday Mrs. Tarn gave lunch
con under the maka1 nau tree at the
Seaside, all being charmed with the
novelty of the arbor tiffin room. The
guest were Mrs. Tarn Miss Tarn, Mrs
McGrew and Mrs. Ramsey Scott
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Among the KOrea's passengers or
Tuesday were Mrs. c. Thompson and
Mrs. S. P. Forrest, coming to spend q
few weeks in this city. Mrs. Thomp-
son is the wife of the purchasing agent
CT the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
pany. Both ladies are residents Of
Berkeley, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wells of Wal.
luku Maui returned on the Kores
from a short trip to the Coast, ant
left the same day for their home.
Mrs. Tarn gave an elaborate lunch,
con at the Seaside on Friday under the
hau tree. The guests, besides the
, charming hostess, were Mrs. Charles
B. Cooper, Mrs. Henry P. Dutton, Mrs
!, H. R, Macfarlane, Jr, and Miss Tarn
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dutton wer,
/, among the arrivals on the Korea ant
were greeted Immediately by many o
their old friends in the city. The
brought down their automobile Will
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pomeroy, 4;
wealthy young couple from Ell Paso
Texas, have taken a cottage at tn,
Seaside where they will be for som'
time. Mrs. Pomeroy a bride of {
month, is one of the most attractive
girls that ever came to Honolulu, anC
has already learned to play the uku
lele in bewitching manner.
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Mrs. Charles WiItrer gave a largt
tea party on Thursday afternoon il
honor of Mrs. Raymond.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane CAV,
a large dinner in honor of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Dutton, who had arrived on thu
Korea. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Isenberg
Miss Alice Macfarlane, Miss Tarn
Miss Violet Makee, Mr.. Clifford Kim
ball, Mr.. Duisenberg and others.
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Dr. and Mrs. Cooper gave a Dime
Friday evening at the University Clul
in honor of Mrs. and Miss Tarn who
leave on the Manchuria today.
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Miss Ella Wight has gone to HilC
for few weeks.
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The wedding of Miss Rosie Vieiri
and Mr.. V. Fernandez, which occurret
on Wednesday evening of this week
was one of the most largely ATTENDED
church weddings which have takel
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/ ceremony was performed in the Cath
Ollie Cathedral by the Rev. Fathe
r Stevens. The Cathedral choir render
ed beautiful and appropriate nuptia
music.
The bride is a charming and accom-
plished young woman with man
friends She is sisted of ]. A. R. vi
!, EZRA, the jeweler, at whose home a
t elaborate reception was held after tn
ceremony.
Mr. Fernandez is a popular youn
|. man employed as deputy in the Terri
Y torial Tax Office
Il Mr. and Mrs. Fernandez left for Ha
s leiwa to spend their honeymoon.
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= There have been a number of socis
d affairs in German circles of consider
:. able Importance in honor of the off
GERS and men of the German cruise
e Condor which has been in port for tn