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

Paris, winona Jones, Franklin Rich
ardson, Jack Walker, Willie Morgan,
Kenneth Wallace, Nellie Oderldrk,
Alatau Wilder, Jimmie Wilder, Gustav
Ballentyne, Maud Ballentyne, Henri
Smith.
Mrs Jammie Wilder's charming little
dinners are always a treat. On Tues
day Judge and Mrs. Frear, DR.. and Mrs.
c. B. Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Howard Hitchcock were the honored
guests
Mrs. Emmett May has been popular
young matron since her return. Many
luncheons and dinners being given in
her honor. Honolulu always does her
share for the kamaainas-and they in
return appreciate island hospitality.
Mrs. d. Howard Hitchcock's luncheon
for Mrs. Judd on Thursday was another
pleasant gathering of old friends.
A dinner was given last Saturday
evening at the Seaside hotel by the
w. p. G. society, which was a very
pleasant affair The Kaai Quintet Or
chestra assisted by Miss Kaai, vocalist,
furnished the music during the meal.
Those present were: Mrs. Spencer, the
Misses Vogel, Harrison, Waltz, Van
Coover, Brasch and Messrs. Henderson,
Otremba, Carey, Bachelor, Holmes
and Dawson.
Queen Liliuokalani accompanied by
Mrs. Aea departed on the Mauna Loa
for Lahaina yesterday. She goes on a
pleasure trip and expects to return
after she has recovered perfect health.
During her absence Joseph X. Aea
will look after her business interests.
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Mrs. Guy Owens and Miss Ella Muir
ray, who have been visiting friends on
Maui, returned by the Claudine Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. George Glib, wife of the man
aged of Olowalu plantation, is visiting
in Honolulu.
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Unusually pleasant was the dance at
the Seaside Hotel last evening. 1t
was attended by large number OF
young people of the Guy who have
come to look forward to these affairs
with much expectancy. Manager Fred
Church has been so importuned by
members of the dancing set that ne
has made arrangements ito hold a
dance once a week, instead of on spe-
cial occasions as the arrival of trans
port or other large vesse.. This news
will be hailed with delight by the de-
voices of the graceful art.
DR.. Lucy G. Vrooman, of San Fran
cisco, who is spending several weeks
vacation in Honolulu, is much pleased
with the place and is seriously con-
sidering the matter of locating here
permanently and opening an office.
A correspondent from Paso Robes,
California, writes that Mrs. H. X.
Macfarlane, of Honolulu had been
spending. SOME time at the famous Hot
Springs at that place. Mrs. Macfar-
lane will probably be visiting on the
coast for several months. 8
Governor and Mrs. Carter and Mrs.
H. Alexander Isenberg of Honolulu
have gone to Del Monte for a week.
Mrs. Isenberg, upon her return, expects
to take possession of her new home in
Berkeley.
Mrs. R. e. Fisk entertained in honor
of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence White,
at reception on Wednesday. Mrs.
White is on a visit to Berkeley from
her home in Honolulu.-Chronicle.
The T. w. Hobrons of Honolulu
have decided to remain in Berkeley
for year. While on a recent visit to
California Mr.. Hebron was a guest
often of Jack London and his wife, and
he was much interested in their pre-
parations for the cruise they had plan
ned on the Shark. Mr. Hebron is a
retired commodore of the Hawaii
Yacht Club.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June Miss
Nance O'Neill was one of the guests at
a reception given by Mrs. Edna Smell
Poulson and the Misses Smell on We'd
nesday afternoon at Smell Seminary.
Il was at Smell that Miss O'Neill re-
ceived her early education. Miss o.
Neill's charming grace of manner and
marked simplicity make her most
lovoble woman. Many of the guests
present were members of the alumnae
of the seminary. The afternoon was
in consequence more than OF usual in
terest. Mrs. M. A. Britts was the COM