The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

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GzADTS -
New York Society which thinks of
itself in capital letters and as the only
Society in the land because it has
places in cottages" at Newport, is sit
ting up and taking notice over the ru-
NOR that Miss Gladys, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Engleside was the scene of a very
pleasant gathering of young people on
last Monday evening, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs Will ]. Cooper, whose mar
riage took place the previous Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Damon, on the Island. A num-
Der of timely short addresses and reci-
tations were made by different men,
bers of the party, and dainty light re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. viii J. Cooper,
Mrs. Grace Boardman, Mrs Sarah De-
coto, Mrs. Hall, Misses Meyer, Stuhr,
Wier, Scott, Bintz, Hall, LOTUS,
Messrs. Bailey, Dutow, DR.. Hand; Rob-
bins, Golden, losh, Rowell and Met
calf
Miss Shelly who is staying at the
Seaside is a pianist of unusual talent
and is a source of perpetual delight to
those guest who have the privilege of
hearing her.
the Iroquois to relieve DR.. r. H. Camp
bell as surgeon for the detachment or
marines at that place
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One of the biggest crowds in the
history of the hotel was that at the
Seaside Hotel last Sunday The trans
port Thomas was in, and this fact with
the report that Hon. and Mrs. Nicho-
las LOngworth would dine at the hos
telry drew a crowd that taxed the ac-
commodations of the place
Among San Franciscans who arriv-
ed on the Mongolia last Tuesday was
Mrs. John Pew, who has spent the
past four months touring the Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carrigan re-
turned from a three months trip to
China, and from Honolulu were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Knight and their guests,
Mrs. M. A. Newell and Mr.. and Mrs
Bush Finnell, who spent three months
at Mrs. Knights plantation in the
lslands.-Call.
Mrs Ralstead and her daughter.
Mrs. Lakeland, have returned to town.
after a pleasant stay at Haleiwa
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Alameda, Aug. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
q. Smith and family of Honolulu have
taken the residence at 2OO9 johnson
avenue and will make their future
home in Alameda.
An engagement of general interest
Just announced is that of Mrs. NJ
Dunne-Taaffe to Captain ]. r. Pourie
lO5th Coast Artillery, U s.. A. Mrs.
Dunne-Taaffe is the sister of the we'll
known attorney, Peter F. Dunno. OF
counsel for the Southern Pacific. and
OF }. j. Dunno, Assistant United States
District Attorney at Honolulu. She
has only recently returned to this city
AFTER some years of travel abroad
' The marriage, which has been set for
September Sd, will take place at st.
Dominic Church. After the ceremony
the happy couple will leave for Alaska
on wedding tour-News Letter.
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tuesdays luncheon to Miss Dagmar
Sorenson given by Miss Irene Fisher
was a dainty one. The young ladies
to meet her were Misses Edna Gum.
Harriet Hatch, Beatrice Castle, Alice
Cooke and Justine McClanahan.
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Miss Ella Wight gave a large lunch
con on Wednesday, tie guest of honop
being Miss Theda Burnham who is
visiting Miss Constance Restarlck.
Mrs. @, w Maeiarlane and daughter
are spending a week al Wahiawa.