The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-21
SPORTS
TEAM
IS VERY HOPEFUL
ST. LOUIS PLAYERS WILL HAVE
HARD WORK TO RETAIN SUI
PREMACY.

Both the Saints and the Picked
team are ready for todays battle on
the Diamond, and from all indications
the game should be very close with
the odds slightly in favor of the Pick
ed team The Saints will have their
regular line up with the exception of
Soares, who is still laid up with
broken jaw which he received during
a game with one of the fleet teams.
Bushnell who has done such good
work this season, will do the twirling
for the Saints, while Hampton will
do the same thing for the Picked
team.
If the other members OF the Picked
team play their usual game, the Saints
will no doubt suffer defeat the sec
ond time in succession, being beaten
on Tuesday last by the crack Penn
| sylvania team.
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night or Thursday morning on the ST.
ezra from Honolulu. No one knows
| just how long the Longworths plan to
stay in San Francisco, but it is hoped
they will remain long enough to give
society another opportunity to meet
! them-Call.
Misses Elsa and Linda Schaefer were
outgoing passengers on the Siberia
yesterday.
Mrs. Clifford Kimball will visit in
the East for six months.
There will be the usual Sunday con-
cert at the Seaside tomorrow from 2:30
until 10 p. m.
Mrs. j. S. Walker and Mrs. Brainard
Smith left on the Hongkong Maru for
a pleasure trip through the Orient.
& & =
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dutton have TAX
en- the Longworth cottage at the Sea-
side for six months from October LIST.
Mrs. Jackson, formerly Miss Kate
Sampson, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Gelm and
Mrs. Price, sailed on the Siberia. They
will arrive ahead of the cruisers.
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright Jr goes for
an indefinite stay, probably making
New York his home
E Z E =
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Irwin and Miss
Helene Irwin who will return this
month from Honolulu, may desert San
Francisco for the winter and spend the
season in the East, where under the
chapronage of her aunt, Mrs. r. Moore
. Robinson, Miss Helene would have a
very gay visit. Mrs. Robinson is at
present in Newport, where she has
been much admired by Prince William,
whose stay in Newport has been mark
. ed with much brilliant entertaining
Call.
= Mr.. S. H. Derby was 10th to say
goodbye, for he made host Of friends
here Virtue Villa will sadly miss
Derby"
Admiral and Mrs. Lyon entertained a
large house party at Mare Island over
the week end. Several people from
town were among their guests. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Lyon will be sadly
missed when they leave the navy yard
where they have been such delightful
hosts. Mrs. Lyons tact and charm
> have won her many very warm friends
=, Call.
Mrs. Clarence Macfarlane goes East
= to visit her daughters, Mrs. Schulz and
= Mrs. Bilson.
t Among others noticed on the deck o.
the Siberia were Mrs. Berger, Car
Widemann, Alfred Castle, Catherine
d Goodale, Bishop and Mrs. Restarick
+ Canon Macintosh and Miss Won Holt
n Mrs. w. E. Foster and Wilder Wight.
a This has been a most strenuous weel
y at the Seaside. The big Four" anC
the transport Thomas with the Sixth
Cavalry filled the popular beach resor
It to it's fullest capacity. On Monda.
n night there was a dance in honor o
d Colonel Rodgers and the officers of tn
o Sixth Cavalry. The Navy turned on
d in force to give the Army a good time
S. and were eminently successful.
7. 8 8 8
d The Polo masquerade was held at tn
Seaside on Wednesday and was in
measure a farewell to the fleet. Al
10 though there were many entertain
sr ments elsewhere, and it cost 50 to eRte
3 the Seaside grounds, yet there was
good sized crowd and the merrimen