The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-20
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK

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Tomorrow evening one of the elab-
crate dinners of the year will be given
at the Seaside by members of the press
as a farewell to Mr.. r. Beverly Kidd,
who leaves shortly for the Coast The
Turkish room has been engaged, and
the Seaside Chef has prepared a menu
to tempt the most fastidious palate.
About thirty will sit down, including
Governor Atkinson, Sheriff Iaukea and
gentlemen prominent in journalistic
and legal work.
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Mrs c. w Hathaway and Miss Hath
away with Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield
Lowell ,areat their summer home Syc-
amore Park, near San Lorenzo. Miss
Beatrice Castle of Honolulu is at pres
ent their guest and over the Fourth a
house party was entertained at Syca
more Park. The guests for the holiday
included Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Lowrey Of
Honolulu and Frederick and Sherwood
Lowrey, who are undergraduates at
Harvard and are spending their vaca-
ton in CALIFORNIA;. F. Bulletin.
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VIM. w. Hall and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin o. Hall are spending
the months of July and August at their
place, avenue" on the peninsula at
Pearl Harbor.
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The transport dance at the Seaside
Hotel last Saturday night brought out
one of the largest army crowds which
have ever attended a dance at that
popular resort. The Seaside has be-
come synonymous in army and navy
circles with Honolulu, and the delight
full little hops given on the occasion
of the arrival of transports with troops
never fail to leave a pleasant impress
sion in the minds of the visitors.
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A friend of Honolulu writes me an
interesting letter about the good times
people in the islands are having. She
recently attended some polo races on
a private field, feature of the occa-
sion being the Pau races in which
the participants wore the Pau riding
habit, made of gay-colOred prints,
which once flung their rainbow hues
to the breeze. One seldom sees a ma
tive riding costume these days in the
islands. Walter Macfarlane and his
sister Alice won the "mixed doubles"
race. Mrs. Walter Macfarlane polly
DUNN is still visiting the Henry Fos-
ter buttons. The buttons, Mrs. Mac
farlane and Mrs. Wakefield Baker are
enjoying a short visit at the Country
Club on the McCloud River. They mo-
tored up in the Dutton touring car,
which has recently made the trip to
Santa Barbara without mishap. Mrs.
Macfarlane has thoroughly enjoyed
these motor trips, although she is one
of the ever-faithful champions of the
horse. In Honolulu she is considered
almost as expert a horsewoman as her
-in-law-Alice Macfarlane-wnicn
is high equestrian skill indeed.-S. F..
Newsletter.
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Mr. H. H. Pilling and wife of Tue
son, Arizona, have taken rooms at the
Seaside for some weeks.
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The trip to Europe talked Of and
half planned, by the Henry Foster Dut-
tons is to be abandoned. They viii go
at some later date. Mrs. Dutton is
looking particularly pretty this sea-
son in short tailored suit of me-
dunn brown shade, with which she
wears a smart sailor hat. A blue cos
tune, which she is fond of wearing,
also suits her well. Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane, her sister, is an exceptionally
pretty woman also, and one upon
whom social attention has always been
Iavished. Her present visit here from
Honolulu has been source OF delight
to her many friends in San Francisco
and vicinity, who see her much too
seldom. -Chronicle.
William Thompson of the Theo. II.
Davies & Co., Ltd, left on the China
Tuesday for California. He will be
at Deer Inn, near Lake Tahoe, until
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, with Miss
Beatrice Castle and Frederick and
Lowrey, who have been
guests of hr. and Mrs. Mansfield Lo-
veil at Sycamore Park, San Leandro'
sailed yesterday on the Korea for their
home in Honolulu.-S. F. Bulletin.
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Mrs F. M. Swanzy gave a delightful
tea yesterday afternoon. 1t was a
bringing together of the girls in the
younger set, and among whom were
noticed, Misses Elsa and Linda Schae-
fer, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss Vera
Damon, Miss Lorna Iaukea, Miss Edna