The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-07

Sans warships is at anchor in port.
With four here as at present, and for
a two weeks stay, the effect is very
noticeable. A hundred or more hand
some and polished officers of the Navy
are no small acquisition, and although
there have not been any very large
affairs given thus far, they have added
greatly to the pleasure of a number Of
small dinners and dances. Then there
has been some little entertaining on
board the cruisers themselves which
has been very pleasant. Most of these
have been in way of dinners, with a
little quiet dancing on deck afterwards
to the music of the bands.
A special concert will be given at
the Seaside Sunday afternoon and
evening in honor of Admiral Dayton
and the officers of the fleet.
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Miss Carrie Hart, a well known
young lady of Long Beach is organic
ing a party of ladies and gentlemen for
a trip to the Hawaiian Islands, to sail
some time in October. The voyage will
be made under Miss Harris personal
supervision-Salt Lake Tribune.
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Mrs. s. c. Allen, who has been Wis
iting on Hawaii, returned by the Ma
una Loa yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willard E. Brown left
yesterday for the Coast. The trip is
purely one of pleasure and recreation.
They will be gone for about six weeks.
Among the schooi teachers who re-
turned by the Hilonian were Mrs. S.
E. Greene, Miss Margaret Loomis, H.
NJ Wells, Miss Mildred Yoder, Miss
May Patty.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. F. ].
Lowrey gave a weekend party at their
country place in Nuuanu valley. 1t
was a farewell for their son Sherwood
who returned to Boston on the Korea.
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Miss Nellie Alexander celebrated her
birthday last Sunday at Manoa and
gave a large picnic. The beauties of
the Boyd place are famed and the nat
ural pool makes it one of the most at
tractive summer places.
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Mr. and Mrs w. T. Rawlins will
shortly return from the coast and will
take cottage at Seaside.
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Miss Beatrice Castle and Miss Linda
Schaefer gave a canoeing party on
Wednesday and entertained the young
err set.
The last dance of the summer for
the college boys and girls was given
by Herbert Dowsett on Wednesday ev-
ening. 1t was attended by all the
younger crowd and a prettier dance
hasn't been given in long time.
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Rev E. B. Turner has accepted the
call to the Paia church, and left with
his wife for his new post of duty this
week.
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Several OF the officers now in port
have found many old friends, and in
consequence are doing a little enter
tanning.
Dancing is the order now at the Sea-
side almost every evening. Some one
plays the piano and the floor is prompt
ly filled with dancers.
The Longworths were lunched at the
Naval Station just before their depart
ure yesterday.
The Longworths dined en- famllle
with the James Wilders on Thursday
evening; there were also present Ma
jor J. T. Myers, Lieut.. ]. c. Fremont,
Capt. ]. F. Carter and A. L. c. At
kinson.
Miss Edna Gum, who returned by
the "Korea" yesterday, will enter the
Boston Normal School of Gymnastics,
taking a two years course.
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Mr.. Harold Giffard is doing nicely
after his operation and will soon be
out.
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Mrs. George r. Carter gave charm
ing luncheon on Tuesday at Kai-koo,
beyond Diamond Head
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Paris are at the
Manoa place of the Boyds.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown are at
the American Sugar Co. on Molokai
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Mrs. Alice Brown, VINO returned last
week on enc Sierra, tells of a delight
full trip through Canada with Mrs.
Wood.
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Mrs. and Mrs. Tenney are enjoying
the delights of a Stevens-Duryea.
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