The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-19
SOCIAL EVENTSOF THEWEEK

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portation to Midway where her hus-
band had been ordered for duty some !
time before. She was not allowed to |
accompany him because the rules OF
the navy forbid women travelling on
war vessels, and very few other YES.
sells ever have occasion to call at the
barren cable station. The romance of
the Situation impressed the Sunday
section writer's of the newspapers, and
the story was heralded broadcast over
the land. 1t is understood that Lieut..
Nevins will be relieved at Midway
within a month or two, and that Mrs.
Nevin returned on the Flaurence Ward
as it was the only chance for her to
get away for an indefinite time.
The Symphony Orchestra is rehears-
ing for another concert which it is ex-
pected will be given in the not far dis
tant future. The success of all previ-
GUS efforts of this aggregation of musi-
clans, speaks for rare treat in store
for music lovers
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There will be at least two transport
dances at the Seaside during the COM
ing week as both the Crook and the
Warren are due from Manila
Mrs. Theodore Hoffman, before leav-
ing in the Alameda Wednesday, was
the recipient of marked attentions
from the sisters of Lei Aloha Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, of which
she is a Past Worthy Matron and a
charter member. They presented her
with a gold locket bearing the inscrip-
ton: Presented to Nellie May Hoff
mann in remembrance of many deeds
of kindness" etc. At the departure OF
the steamer a large galaxy of Eastern
Star members were present to give
Mrs. Hoffman, a heart sendoff.
The friends of J. J. Newcombe for
merly of Kaanapali, Maui, have been
surprised at the news lately received
here of his marriage early last Janu-
airy in Nottingham, England His bride
was Miss Snarey daughter of Mr..
George Snarey, of that place.
= Mrs. Fanny Love returned by the
Siberia from a several months visit
, with her daughters, Mrs F. J. Patter-
r son in Seattle Washington, and Mrs.
William H. Hoogs in San Rafael, Cal
ifornia
. Mrs. J. F. Hamburg and child arriv-
ed few days ago from the. Coast to
join Mr.. Hamburg who has been here
. for several weeks. The Humburgs will
, occupy the Rodick home in Nuuanu
Valley for the winter months.
Major John Ruchman, Coast ArtiI-
, lery, is a guest at General Davis home
while in Honolulu, acting on the spe-
cially appointed army board
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During the three weeks encampment
, of the Goth at Leilehua the ladies OF
house at Waikiki, and Fort Shafter is
, deserted
! The marriage of Miss Millicent M
? E. Guild to Mr. James Cumming, which
occurred at the home of the brides
g brother, Mr. James Guild, 1543 Makiki
p street, on Wednesday evening, was an
1 exceedingly pretty home wedding, and
D was attended by many friends of the
8 young people. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Doremus Scudder
of the Central Union Church.
J The bride was lovely in a simple
, gown of pima over white silk, and she
: carried an exquisite bouquet of roses
; Miss Grace Woodbridge was the
; bridesmaid, while Mr.. James F. Fen
; wick, was groomsman. The bride was
= given away by her brother, Mr.. James
: Guild. Little Miss Dorothy and Mar
, jory Guild were dainty flower girls.
: The happy young couple will make
: their home at Kahuku, where Mr.
: Cumming is employed on the planta
> ton.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Wood returned
3 home on Thursday after a two weeks
= trip around the other Islands.
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e Friends Of Mr. Paul Moore, editol
e of the Redlands California; Facts
t. will be pleased to hear of his marriage
d which took place on Tuesday evening
D of this week His bride was Miss Pen
n dergast, a we'll known society girl o
Redlands. Mr. Moore made man!
friends during his visit here about
n year ago.
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II Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wilcox, of Kau
Y al, were visitors in Honolulu thi
/ week.
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:. Mr., and Mrs. w. r. Brown arrives
home on the Siberia this week from