The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-26

of Oakland and Alameda sailed on the
U. S. S. Albatross yesterday noon. The
ship is to make fishing tour and
will probably circumnavigate the
globe The first stop will be at Homo
lulu whence they will proceed to the
South Sea Islands before going to the
Islands-Oakland Enquirer.
DR.. Lillian E. Demsey, of Vallejo,
and Miss Ollinger, of Oakland, are
spending a months vacation in the
Territory. They came down from
Hilo this week where they made their
first visit
Miss Eugenia Bungo, for three years
with the Honolulu Telephone people,
has come to Hilo to accept position
with the local company Hawaii Her.
aid.
p. c. Jones returned by the China
Wednesday from attending the annual
meeting of the American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
During his stay in Boston on October
2, he dined with twenty-one members
of his family in celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary of his arrival in
Honolulu.
d. B. Murdoch, wife and child of
Maui, arrived by the Claudine Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Blair of Joplin
Mo-, arrived from the Orient on the
steamer Asia, after a visit of several
months with their two sons, who are
missionaries in Korea They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Blair's brother
John A Mcclure of Portland, Oregon
who visited also during the summer
with his brother who is a missionary
in Bangkok, Siam. Mrs. Blair ant
Mr. Mcclure are cousins of c. II
Dickey, with whom the party visited
until the sailing of the Persia.
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st. Clements Rectory on Wilder
Avenue was the scene of a very charm
ing afternoon tea on Thursday givei
by Mrs. James Cockburn to a larg,
number of friends.
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Mrs. Renton, wife of Manage
George Renton of Eva, is giving he
friends a jolly time at the plantation
this afternoon. A special train tool
the guests down at eleven o'clock, AM
= Mrs. Renton is to be AT Home" from
, twelve to four-thirty.
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= The music pupils of Miss Eva Stew
: ems gave one of their regular recital
at the home of Mrs. Theodore Rich
ards this morning Miss Stevens i
an excellent teacher and always has
waiting list of those who are anxiou
to avail themselves of her ability, bu
} she only takes limited number of pu
pills and gives them the full benefit o
= her fine training The recitals of he
pupils are always largely attended b,
the friends and relations of the youni
, people, who appreciate the benefit
, they derive from these semi-public per
formances.
Miss Thelma Murphys party las
. Saturday evening was a delightful af
. fair and attended by about sixty of he
. young friends.
. Mr. Frank Armstrong gave a yer,
. elaborate dinner at the Country Gu
. on Wednesday evening in honor of MI
. and Mrs. Klebahn who expects to leav
. for an extended tour of Europe. The,
. will leave on the 22nd of November
. The Klebahn's children will go to tn
Walkers in Nuuanu valley.
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Mrs. J. L. Cockburn's tea on Thurs
day afternoon was charming and mos
. informal This was Mrs. Cockburn'
first entertainment since coming her
= as bride.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Holloway gave
! poi supper on Saturday evening to
= number of their intimate friends. l
= was in honor of George Browns birth
D day.
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.. Mrs. A. NJ. Brown and Mrs. A. 4
4 Atkinson have gone to the America
I Sugar Co. on Molokai for month.
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= The Harry Lewis returned by tn
China.
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e The Giffards have gone to Tantalui
= Mrs. E, D. Tenney is a guest at thi
= delightful bungalow
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e The visit of the French cruiser Cat
t nat during the past two weeks has nc
!. been without the usual enliVenment /
= social circles, differing only in matte
= Of degree from that occasioned by tn
e visit Of an American war vessel to on