The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13


did not know that the transport was
in port, but the Army and Navy peo-
pie were out in force.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson and chill
dren, of Minneapolis visited Haleiwa
last Saturday.
Largest crowd ever assembled at
Waikiki on Saturday, the 9Th to enjoy
the weekly hop at the Seaside and see
the fire canoes Unfortunately very
heavy surf filled the canoes,
wetting the fireworks so that the dis
play was not the success that had been
hoped. Every one had thoroughly
good time however, and Manager
Church promises another display as
soon as he can have some water tight
boxes made.
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The latest party of visiting Con
gressmen were guests at Haleiwa last
Monday and Tuesday The party ar
rived in automobiles in ample time
for dinner. The affair." as is usual at
this resort, was a great success. Be
sides the visiting statesmen there were
present, among others, Senator w. o.
Smith, B. F. Dillingham;, Mr. and Mrs.
r. ID. Mead, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Gait,
George Davies, Sydney Ballou, w. R.
harrington, Acting Governor Atkinson,
and J. Fred Shingle. Bishop Mackay-
Smith of Philadelphia and the Rev.
H. w. Wells of Wilmington, Del, were
guests at the dinner, as were also Mr..
and Mrs. w. w Goodale and Miss
Goodale of Waialua and Miss Russell
of Atlanta, Ga.
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Alexander Young Jr. and Miss
Carita Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs j. P. Moore of Myrtle street. The
wedding took place Thursday morning
at the home of the brides parents. 1t
was celebrated quietly, only the mem
bers of the Moore family being pres
emit The service was read by Rev
Griffith Griffiths of the Market Street
Congregational church. Mr.. and Mrs
Young left Friday morning on their
honeymoon journey. Upon their return
they will reside with Mrs. Young's
parents in Myrtle street. The bride is
a musician of ability. Young is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Young,
prominent in Honolulu, where they
are owners of the famous Young Ho-
tel. Formerly the Youngs resided in
Oakland, "Rosecrest," the family
home, which was purchased by the
William G. Henshaw, being the cen
ter of much of the social life of this
side of the bay.-Call.
The following is from the San Fran
cisco Call, and concerns Mrs. Susan
l.. Mills, who left on the Siberia or
Tuesday for her home after her sew
eral weeks visit here:
Mrs Susan L. Mills, the beloved
founder and president of Mills college
is spending her summer in the Ha-
waiian islands, where she is being eX-
tensively entertained by her former
pupils and friends. Word comes of an
elaborate reception given in her honor
by the trustees of Oahu College, with
which she was identified 40 years ago
In the receiving party were Professor
and Mrs. Alexander, Judge and Mrs
Dole and President and Mrs. Griffiths
The guests included former students
of the college, many of whom are
prominent in the industries and poll
teal life of the islands. Responses
were made during the evening by w
r. Castle, Judge Dole and Mrs. Mills
who spoke of Punahou when she was
a teacher there.
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Mr.. Robert Levers was a guest al
Haleiwa Hotel last Saturday and Sun.
day.
large number OF friends and ac
quaintances had gathered at FairvieN
Hotel last Saturday to be present a
the wedding of Miss Louise Thorn
mesen to J. ], Hiorth.
The ceremony performed by Rev. H
Isenberg took place in the bower il
the parlor, with all the solemnity o
the Lutheran service. The bride, at
; tended by Esther Hofgaard and Maj
garet Omsted as bridesmaids, locke,
beautiful in her light, white creation
and the flowing brides veil. She wa
led by L. S. Hiorth of Waimea..