The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-28
MARSE HENRY'S LATEST
PROPHECY


PROPHECY.
If Theodore Roosevelt becomes a
candidate in 1903 he will be as dead !
and as universally forgotten as sim
pliied spelling in 19O9-Louisville |
Courier-Journal.
Observation-Disclosures
land He is a graduate of the Univer- |
sity of California and later took his /
degree from the Affiliated colleges in |
San FrancisCo.-Call, Dec. 18th
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The dance at the Hawaiian on
! Christmas eve was well attended and
very enjoyable timew as mad by all.
Dancing was indulged in on the spa
cious lanais, music being furnished by
! the Hawaiian Glee Club
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! In the amateum vaudeville perform
ance given at the Chutes Theater San
! Francisco, last Monday evening by the
smart society set of the city, for the
! benefit of the Children's Hospital, the
! first number on the program was a
! series of living pictures, entitled Girls
of All Nations" Those participating
in this novel feature were Miss Hyde
| Smith, Miss Mary Keeney, Miss Ma
rian Newhall, Mrs. Ashton Potter, Mrs
! Willard Drown, Miss Alexandra Ha-
milton, Miss Gladys Jones, Miss Grace
! Wilson, Miss Josselyn, Miss Calhoun,
Miss de Young, Miss Cooper, Miss Ir-
win and Mrs. Fred Bradley, who repre-
sented the Dutch, Irish, English, Am
erican. French, Indian, Spanish Rus
sian, Swedish, Scotch, Japanese, Gre
clan and Egyptian nations in the or
der named.
On Alameda night, Friday, January
Bird, will be the first dance given in
the city in the new year 1t will be
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
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Miss Margaret Hyde-Smith will be
the hostess alta bridge party tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Miss Marian
Newhall and Miss Elizabeth Newhall.
Chronicle.
Miss Marguerite Hyde-Smith will re-
ceive her friends in her Fillmore-street
home tomorrow afternoon at a tea
which will be given to Miss Kathleen
de Young About forty have been ask
ed and a merry afternoon is predicted.
Examiner.
\ Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Scott of San
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Redway
of Caldwell, Idaho, and Mr.. A. L. Loui-
son of Hamakua, Hawaii, are register
ed at the Hawaiian
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Captain and Mrs. Wadhams gave
delightful dinner party at the Hawaii
an on Sunday evening to DR.. and Mrs.
McCallum and Miss Johnson.
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The rendition of a number of Choir
uses from Handels Messiah" at the
Bishop Memorial Chapel of the Kane
hameha Schools by the large choral
society of the schools, was an excep-
tionally pleasing affair, and the chapel
was crowded with friends who had
been invited. Among the selections
sung were the "Hallelujah" chorus,
GLORY to God in the Highest" and
"Oh Thou That Tellest the Good It'd
ings. The work was given under the
direction of Stanley Livingston and
of Miss Margaret Clarke, the efficient
organist. The work will be again rem
dered tomorrow evening at the Hawai-
ahao church to which the general pub
lie is invited. Mrs. Bruce Mackall,
soprano, and Mrs A. B. Ingalls, vio-
linist, will assist.
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Mr. f. A. Wicket gave a delightful
dinner party on Christmas Eve to
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa.
Friday evening, February 18th, has
been fixed upon as the time for giving
the annual University Club ball for
this season. The committee in charge
of the arrangements hopes to send out
invitations within short time, in or
der that lack of time for preparation
may not prevent many members of the
Club on outlying islands from attend
ing The affair will be held at the Ha-
waiian Hotel as it was last year, in
connection with the Clubs quarters
adjacent Details have not yet been
worked out, except that it has been
decided to omit the cotillion a num-
Der of novel features being prepared
in its stead The University Club ball
will be the leading society event of the
year, and is being looked forward to