The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-27


are more than ordinarily popular with
a large circle of friends. The wedding
is to take place at the old family home
of the McCorristons on Molokai, and
it is expected that large number of
folk from this city will go over to at
tend it. Arrangements are being made,
it is understood, for chartering a YES
sci to carry the party which will go.
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Mrs. Hutchins and daughter were
prevented by illness from leaving in
the Alameda.
The reception on Thursday evening
at the Y M. c. A. given in honor of
the soldiers of the Twentieth Infantry
stationed here for several weeks past,
at Fort Shafter, was a very pleasing
success. The army boys have been en-
couraged by their officers to attend,
and they did so to the number of sew
eral hundred, and were given a cordial
welcome by a large number of Homo
lulu's best men and women. The men
of the Twentieth have thus far made
good with our people, and the good i'm
preston they have made was much
strengthened by the affair of Thursday
evening. They are credit to them
selves, their officers, and the nation
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Dinners were given at the Seaside
during the week by number of peo-
pie, the most important of which were
those given by Mr.. and Mrs. Pilling,
Lieut.. John S. McClory, Mrs Gardner
Wilder and Mr.. Chester Irwin.
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Rosie Herbert has invitations out for
picnic at the Peninsula
Thursday evening Miss Justine Nc
Clanahan will be hostess at dance
at the charming home of the McClana-
hans in Manoa.
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Guy Macfarlane's dance on the sec
ond, is being looked forward to by
the younger set.
Miss Edna Gum will be given a
swimming party by her cousins, the
Gerrit Wilders, in their large tank
: at Manoa.
Judge Wilder and Mrs. Wilder have
today, gone to the Tantalus home o
the Giffards Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Brown will be their guest.
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& Miss Harriet Hatch was hostess at
II very delightful bathing and chowde
n party on Wednesday evening. He
s. friends are legion and were all Their
y to do homage to lovely girl. Follow
y ing supper a dance was given in tn,
IS Lanai famous from Robert Louis Stew
Is ensons line. 1t was a full moon anC
'e a more perfect night could not be ask
ed for. The following young people
were present: Miss Alice Cooke, Mis-
a. Beatrice Castle, Miss Linda Schaefer
l. Misses Violet and Vera Damon, Mis-
e Edna Gum, Miss Nora Swanzy, Mis-
Nora Swanzy, Miss Justine McClana
udu, MISS NllLlo DCl5OAg AhAoP @AAAS'
e Macfarlane, Miss Lady Macfarlane
d Miss Marion Scott, Miss Dorothy True
IL Miss Helene Quinn, Miss Margare
n Hyde-Smith, Miss Irma Ballentyne
: Miss Alice Spalding, Messrs. Sherwood
Lowrey Frederick Lowrey, Harold
Giffard, Ted Cooper, Wallace Cooper
Charlie Herbert, Alfred Castle, Mel
e mile Myer, Howard Hedemann, George
Renton, r. E. Wright, Guy Macfarlane
= Herbert Dowsett, Walter Dillingham;
Harold Dillingham;, Mr.. Gait, Mr.. Wei
Ter, Mr. Southack, Alfred Castle.
= & & 8 e
> Princess Kawananakoa entertained
> at dinner and dance on Thursday ev-
l. ening in honor of the baby's birthday
nose who were among the fortunates
e were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane
y present were Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mac
y farlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dougherty
a DR. and Mrs. c. b. High, Miss Rose Da
n vison, Miss Kate Mcintyre, Mrs. EN-
met May, Mr.. Frank Thompson anC
T. Mr.. Wicket.
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= Mrs. c. B. Highs luncheon on Fri
. day was a jolly party. The pretty lit
ID tie cottage on Wyllie street is yer!
p much admired.
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IS George Ii Brown is giving picni
at Ford's Island today. A large mum
Der will motor down, others going il
Id the launch.
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" Miss Dagmar Sorenson's engagement
re to Richard Cooke is most popula
" one, and they have been much enter
Of tanned since the announcement las
1t Sunday.
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Capt. Carter is away on Maui in
specting lighthouses, and Capt Hum
m phrey on Kauai, a guest of Mr.. an
TX Mrs. George Fairchild.