The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-07

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Rev and Mrs. John osborne, who
have been making tour around the
world.
Mrs. Livingston Low Baker was the
hostess at a tea on Saturday afternoon
last from 4 to 6 o'clock in the ball
room of the Fairmont Hotel, in honor
of her debutante daughter, Miss Helen
Baker Assisting in receiving were:
Mrs. George Page, Mrs. Charles .Josse-
Ign, Mrs. w. Mayo Newhall, Miss Kate
Stone, Mrs. j. G. Kittle, Mrs. Timothy
Hopkins, Mrs. Louis Parrot, Mrs.
Horace Davis, Mrs. William Mintzer.
Mrs Alexander Douglas, Ms. A. W..
Foster, Mrs. Eleanor Martin Mrs. j.
+. Boyd, Mrs. r. s. Breyfogle. Mrs. f.
T. McLennan, Mrs Bertody Stone.
Mrs II. NJ. A. Miller, Miss Helene IT.
win, Miss Leslie Page, Miss Margaret
Hyde-Smith, Mrs. George Cadwallader,
Miss Margaret Newhall, Miss Marian
Newhall, Miss Elizabeth Newhall, Miss
Alexander Hamilton, Miss Louisiana
Foster, Miss Julia Langhorne, Miss
Louise Calhoun, Miss Frances Reed,
Miss Anita Mailliard Miss Christine
Pomeroy, and Miss Mary Keeney.-
Argonaut
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Julia Dwight Lawrence
to Mr. Fred B. Damon has just been
made. Both young people are prom
inent in social circles, and their APP
preaching marriage will be noted with
pleasure by their many friends. The
date of the wedding has not yet been
decided upon
San Francisco Town Talk, of the
% ult, mentions among the prominent
guests at the Hotel Carlton, in Ber-
kelley, Mrs. A. s. Humphreys and fam
lily of Honolulu.
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hear that the Gaiety Club has cor
nered the citrus crops and as a result
several of the debutantes who expect
ed to be hidden to that exclusive or
ganizatiOn have had their aspirations
puckered and their tempers set on
edge by the lemons handed out by the
Gaiety girls. Several members of the
Gatety were disqualified last season,
either through marriage or non-resi-
dence, and there were two or three
girls who were supposed to be distinct
ly eligible to membership. AS a rule
preference is given to the debutantes.
There were several buds who had
had their qualifications pruned by
their friends, and they considered
themselves ready to be transplanted to
the exclusive little plat in the rosebud
garden of girls occupied by the Gaiety
set Why one of them, / hear, had
even promised some of her dances and
fancy her feelings when she was not
elected to the club though her friends
pulled their hardest for her A belle
of several years standing who has
lately affiliated with some of the GAZE
ty girls was elected and the debut
antes feel piqued that she should have
been chosen. When Miss Margaret
Hyde Smith becomes Mrs. Dillingham;
of Honolulu there will be another va
cancy in the list of membership for
marriage bars one from the pride and
perquisites of belonging to the Gaiety.
Already the fight is on to be measured
for the place she will vacate and l I'M
derstand that there is a strong move
ment in favor of debutante who
makes her courtesy to society at tea
given this Saturday afternoon.-Town
Talk.
The welcome home dance given the
members of the st. Louis Alumni base
ball nine at the Seaside Monday night
attracted one of the biggest crowds
that has ever gathered at that popu-
lar resort. Special decorations of an
appropriate sort were used in giving
the grounds and dancing lanai an air
even more festive than usual The
Kaai orchestra supplied the music.
The dance was attended by all the
visiting Spalding ball players and the
representatives of the local mines.
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Word has arrived of the marriage OF
the Rev, Canon Alex Macintosh, Of
st. Andrews Cathedral, Honolulu to
Miss Maud Edith Witherby, of London,
in the Parish Church of st. Luke's,
Richmondsurrey. The ceremony occur
red on November 7th, in the morning,
in the presence Of a large number OF
friends of the bride and groom. Can
on and Mrs. Macintosh are spending
a honeymoon at Torquey, England,
and are expected to return to Homo
lulu in the course of a few months.
Mrs. Macintosh formerly spent some
time here and is quite well known to