The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-11
SOClALEVENTS OF THEWEEK

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capt Nahora Hipa, Rev E. S. limo
teo David l.. All, stephen Parker,
John Inch, p. Paunini, Mrs. Laura
Mahelona, Mrs. Robert Parker Miss
Hattie Parker.
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Governor George r.. Carter and Mrs
Carter left today on the Sierra for the
coast. They will spend some time at
Del Monte, California, and will later
go on East, before returning to the
Territory.
Mrs. David Center and children left
today on the Sierra for the coast where
they will spend the summer.
Mr. Benjamin f. Snyder, who was
formerly sergeant major at Camp Nc
Kinley, left on the transport Thomas,
and will go to Chicago, where he win
attend the Mortified Institute. Mr..
Snyder's term of enlistment expired
, several weeks ago. He has been pro-
minently identified while stationed here
in church and musical circles and his
departure was regretted by many
: friends.
Miss Emma Mowbray, who left on the
day, was given a farewell dinner at the
T Moana Hotel, on Monday evening, by
Mr.. George Ashley. The table was
I handsomely decorated with American
Beauty roses and Australian nader
hair ferns Those present were Miss
MowbrGy, Miss Gladys Parkinson, Miss
Hazel Hebron, Miss Eva McLain ant
Messrs Robert Parkinson, Foster Da.
Wis, VIII Hebron and George Ashley.
Mrs. J. II. Soper, and daughters Miss
Ruth and Miss Blanche, wife anC
g daughters of General j. H. Soper, ex
pect to leave on the next Canadian
Australian steamship for Victoria anc
Vancouver. They will spend the sum
mer at Bannf at the Yosemite Valley
i, and at Lake Tahoe.
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s Miss NJ Ena, daughter of the lat
s John Ena, left on the Mongolia to re
:. turn to the family home at Long Beach
= California.
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II Ernest n. Smith, of Honolulu, ha
been elected editor of the "Sequoia,
> the Stanford University magazine il
place of w. f. Heron, who was re
moved by the faculty. Mr.. Smith wa
elected by a vote of 642. He will ais
retain his position as secretary on tn
Rebuilding Commission of the Univer
sity, and his duties will require hi
presence all during the SUMMER, s
7 that he will not be able to visit hi
- home during the school vacation.
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= Mrs H. r. Macfarlane and maid lef
d on the Sierra for the coast where the
will spend the summer.
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d Mr. and Mrs ]. Augustine Combs
l. Thursday evening celebrated the sec
5, ond anniversary of their wedding, Civ
= ing a luau and progressive pedro part
- at their Kahauiki residence. Fire
D works and ice-cream terminated mos
pleasant evening.
w. H. Rice, of Kauai, accompanie
u by his wife and grandchild will leav
5, on the next Alameda for San Fran
cisco where they will visit their daugh
. ter, Mrs Scott.
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Mrs. Joynes, wife of Commando
+, Joynes of the United States Revenu
cutter Manning, is booked as pas
r senger on the next trip Of the Ala
!. media for the Coast The cutter Mar
ID ming has been ordered from here fc
s. duty in Behring Sea, and will stai
re on the 25th inst.
or 4 & 4 &
sr Hon. E. Y. Webb, of North Carolln
l. and Hon. J. c. Needham of California
p who are here as members of the visitin
s. congressional party, are unable to re
= main until the balance of the party +,
m turns to the states the last of II
f. month, but have reserved passage c
). the outgoing Alameda which sails f
c. San Francisco on the 22nd inst
n, = 8 &
n, Miss Kate Kelley returned yeste
o, day from a weeks visit at the Vo
r. cano.
R. 8 & 8
}. c. NJ. Cooke is booked to sail on IL
e. Alameda on the 22nd inst. He go,
east to bring his daughter home. 81
D has been at Brier-Cliff school on IL
~ Hudson.
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- Mrs. c. d. Lufkin, of Wailulu, Mat
:" wife Of the President of the First M
- tional Bank of Waikiki, will leave {
= the next trip of the Alameda for Il