The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-06

mother. The party will be abroad in
definitely.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Conry, who were
passengers from Honolulu on the Sher-
man, are well known in San Francisco.
Lieutenant Conry was one of the popu-
lar young bachelors of the Tenth In
fantry during it's station at the Presi-
do and his attractive young wife, then
Miss White, was belle at the Army
posts. f. Chronicle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Gregg Jr.
will sail on April 1 for the Hawaiian
Islands for a stay Of several weeks.
They will be accompanied by their
daughters, Miss Ethel Gregg and Miss
Enid Gregg who will be debutantes
of a few seasons hence-Call.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin Miss
Helene Irwin and Miss Julia Lang
horne returned to San Francisco after Il
two weeks trip to Coronado and Santa
Barbara.
Mrs. William Irwin who with Miss
Helene Irwin and Miss Julia Langhorne
returned from Southern California a
few days ago, is planning to give a
dance for the younger set after Easter.
1t will be the second dance given dur
ing the season in the attractive ball
room of the Irwin residence as Miss
Helene entertained the Gayety Club in
January.-S. f. Chronicle.
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Mrs. Klamp is entertaining this
afternoon for her sister.
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Miss Madge McCandless returned the
first of the week from a weeks visit
at the volcano.
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What promises to be a very enjoyable
dance will be given this evening at the
Alexander Young hotel by the young
ladies of the Kaialoha Boat Club. The
affair is not being given for purely the
philanthropfc purpose of furnishing
amusement for their friends, but also in
the hope of adding materially to the
funds in the clubs treasury. The
music is to be furnished by the Royal
Hawaiian Glee Club This is the lrst
attempt that the club has given, and
the members are sparing no efforts 10
make it a success.
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A very pleasant dances was given
last night by the Misses Schaefer at
their home at Rosebank. A large
lumber of young people spent a very
pleasant evening, returning home at
1890 o'clock on special cars chartered
for the occasion.
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A fair is being held this afternoon
and evening at the Palama Settlement
for the purpose of raising money for
the district nursing fund of the settle
ment, to assist in starting a depot for
infants. Booths have been arranged in
typical American, Hawaiian, Japa-
nese and Chinese styles, and will be
attended by ladies i nthe costumes of
the countries they represent. The af-
fair has every indication of being a
great success.
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The opening of the new lodge rooms
of the Knights of Pythias on Fort
street, which occurred last evening, was
most pleasant affair and was en-
joyed by members of the order and
their friends who were invited. Be-
sides a number of addresses made by
the officers of the lodge, there was an
interesting musical program given.
Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
Early in the evening the spacious
floors of the large hall were cleared and
for several hours it was thronged with
a merry cowd of young dances. The
new quarters are very handsomely APP
pointed and were much admired by the
visitors.
A dance had been arranged to be
given at the Seaside Hotel, on Friday
evening especially for the aficers and
ladies on board the homeward bound
transport Logan, but this had to be
called off on account of the vessels
brief stay at this port. Many of the
fair passengerse were much disappoint'
ed at the short stop here.
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The following announcements re-
ceived by many friends reached here
by the malls this week, and were Z
pleasant surprise to those who had no
been aware of the nature of Mr., Eb
; ner's recent vocation. Later on tn,
Alameda Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer arrived
here and are stopping at the Hawaiian
Hotel. They expect to go to house
keeping in a short time. Mr.. Elmer Il
) a well known young insurance man ii
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds announce tn
marriage of their daughter Mabel L
Mr. Albert Benedict Elmer on Wed