The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-28

yes: the pie was fine"
among the feminine element, and is
said to have make quite a hit on the
mainland 1t is nothing more than
two cigarets Of superior milk turkish
tobacco Joined together by a little
crimping of the paper wrapped, or
rather just one double length cigaret
with corr tip on either end. In use
a single match applied to the middle,
parts it into two perfect cigarets light
ed and ready to smoke.
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The bridge party given by Mrs. Will
liam c. Irwin yesterday was beauti-
full affair, to which We're invited forty
three guests. Among those present
were Mrs. James Follis, Mrs. Latham
McMullin Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. Richard
Girvin, Mrs. Pinkard, Mrs John Boyd,
Mrs. Carter p. PomerOy, Mrs. l.. L..
Baker, Miss Sallie Maynard, Mrs Ira
Pierce Mrs Henry Dodge Mrs. Nor
gan. Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Worthington
Ames, Mrs. Silas Palmer, Mrs. Harry
Holbrook, Mrs. Eugene Lent Mrs.
Henry r. Scott, Mrs. Warren Clark,
Mrs. Richard Schwerin, Mrs. Gale,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs Southland Hoff-
man, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Horace Da-I
Wis, Cyrus Walker, Miss Carrie Gwin,
Mrs. Smedberg. Mrs Boardman, Mrs.
Alexander Garceau, Mrs. j. A. Folger,
Mrs William Tevis, Mrs. Robert Ok
nard. Mrs Hyde-Smith, Mrs. William
H. Taylor Mrs. Joseph Crockett, Mrs.
Francis j. Carolan, Mrs. Foute, Mrs.
Harrington, Mrs. Latham, Mrs. Wins
low, Mrs. James Kenney and Miss Jen-
ME Hooker.-Chronicle
Evelyn Allison Breckons, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Brock
ons, is the charming hostess this af-
ternOon at her home on Punahou
street to a party of her young friends
numbering about thirty-fve The af-
fair is one of the prettiest children's
parties which have been given in the
district for some time.
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w AoIll.NN 1 YIN lDNNs - A1ONiN'S LOii'
are still discussing the Root-Grant
wedding Gossip is rife concerning the
wonderful collection of wedding gifts
that found their way to the Root home
: from notabilities the world over. A
6 country house mar the historic Root
Y residence at Clinton, N. Y, was one OF
the gifts from the brides parents Mrs
Il Root, who dislikes publicity almost tC
the point of helpless horror" was
beset on all sides with anxious inquir-
= les and strings were pulled from every
> direction for cards to the wedding
= Disliking Washington and all its ways
!, the wife of the secretary Of state
. treads a pathway beset with priclIly
:, propositions The wedding, however
would not down, the Grants are toe
! popular; in fact, as a family the pub
lie claims them for its own, so Mrs
, Root consented to a modicum of pub
+ licity in regard to the wedding.
e In connection with the Root-Grant
o marriage it is remembered that, with
- one exception, all of General Grants
grandchildren have married foreigners
and all are living under alien flags
The single exception in the matter OF
n family alliances is that of Miss Sar-
toris, who married Roosevelt Scoville
a distant relative of President Roose-
a welt.
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Everyone is taking a breathing spell
after the rush preceding Christmas
5 Last week-in fact for two or three
, weeks past-preparatiOns for the great
> annual fete season had kept most
, people too busy to think much about
= the ordinary round of society disipa-
: tions and as a result there has not
: been very much doing in society cir
= cles, and such as there was, of purely
: informal character Christmas day was
: for the most part one of family gather.
: ings, although the Christmas spirit was
= not so confined and the delivery OF