The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-08

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Women who are known as the most
fashionably gowned in the world are
members of the Eclectic Club of New
York. 1t is primarily a literary and
musical organization and it's member
ship includes nearly every woman of
fashion in the metropolis. Its enter
tainments, always held at Delmonicos
are more than mere amateur perform
ances in the true acceptation of that
term and cards are always in demand
where Mr.. Flohr goes to take a posi-
ton of head luna of the Kahuku plan
tation Up to this time he has been
employed at Makaweli plantation, Ka-
uai, as assistant head luna. In refer
ring to his leaving the Garden Island
OF this week printed flattering note
concerning Mr.. Flohr and a dinner Civ
en- in his honor before he started for
this place.
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to take up some special piano work.
Miss Eva Stevens leaves on June II
for Chicago to spend the summer and
She will return early in September and
resume teaching.
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Capt. E. Drew, of the bark r. P.
Rithet, endeared himself to about six
ty young people on Wednesday night
by giving them a dance on board his
vessel while she was lying at the Bish-
op wharf The affair was a most de-
lightful one and the novelty of it add
ed much to the pleasure. 1t was given
in honor of Miss Lucy Dimond, and
was a graceful act of courtesy towards
the young lady and her parents of
whom the captain has been a long
time friend.
The vessel had been made unusually
spick and span for the occasion, and
was decorated deliberately with flags,
bunting and paper lanterns. An avn
ing protected the poop deck and it was
here that the dancing was done. Music
was furnished by the Oiwi Quintet
Club and later in the evening refresh
ments were served Among the young
guests of Captain Drew were a num-
per of the Oahu College boarding pu-
pills, who were allowed to attend by
Prof. Griffith.
The following is list of the guests
present: Mrs. W. w. Dimond, Mrs. j.
T. Stacker, Mrs. ]. M. McChesney, Mrs.
E. B. MacNell, Mrs. M. L. Belts, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Berndt, Mr.. F. Baering,
Mr.. Mcdonald, Captain e. P. Drew,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gilman, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. harrington Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Berndt, Mrs. j. Drew, Mrs. p.
Jones, Miss K. Mcintyre, Miss M. Nc
Intyre, The Misses Majorie Gilman,
Myrtle Schumann, Lulu Weber, Mar
garet Forrest, Hazel Burr, Maud Jones,
Gladys Graham, Catherine Magoon,
Miriam Stacker, Martha McChesney,
Ruth McChesney, Hannah Voss, Hazel
Ridley, Gladys Rycrort, Alice Smith,
Messrs Edwin Glib, G. kothwell, LAM
Magoon, Eatin Magoon, Allie Magoon,
Randolf Hitchcock, Rexford Hitchcock,
Willie Schuman, Atherton Gilman, L.
Webster, Frederick Wichman, Kenneth
Winter Reynold McGrew, A. Bush, A.
Wilcox, W. Ballentyne, .Schaefer.
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Mrs. Harry Macfarlane of Honolulu,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Foster Dutton, in San Rafael, will be
guest of honor at a house party to be
given by Admiral and Mrs. Lyon at
Mare Island next week.-hxaminer
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The wedding of Miss Edna Foote
and Mr.. Porter Garnett will take place
at the home of the bride near Calls
toga on Saturday June 1. Only mem
bers of The family and a few guests will
be hidden to the ceremony. Mr.. Gar
nett will bring his bride to San Fran
cisco, where their home will be. Miss
Foote Is a charming girl, who has
made many friends during occasional
visits 10 San Francisco. Mr.. Garnett
is one OF the well-known and talented