The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-12

Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada
At Home
after November the fifteenth
1918 Ihurston Avenue
Honolulu, T. II.
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The probability is" writes a cor
respondent, that Miss Ethel Roose-
welt will be introduced to society this
winter. Mrs, Roosevelt did not want
her to be presented this year, but it
was great temptation for any girl
and for the matter of that, for anv
mother to withstand. There was a GER
tainty that this winter she might be
introduced in the historic White
House, but there was no certainty that
she might be next year, unless it was
quite early in the season, and then it
would give her but few months of
reigning belleship, for it goes without
saying that she will reign. There will
be considerable affinity between Ethel
and Miss Isabella Hagner that major
affairs Of the White House. Miss Hag-
ner dominates Mrs. Roosevelt. She
and Mrs. Nick LOngworth. when the
latter was Miss Alice Roosevelt were
not on speaking terms half the time.
Miss Alice Roosevelt never missed an
opportunity to snub Isabel and Isabel
in turn, ignored the idolized Alice
whenever she dared. 1t will not be so
with the next belle of the Executive
Mansion, for Ethel and Miss Hagner
are good friends and they will aid
each other in every possible way.
Ethel has not the originality, indie
pendence or wit of her elder half
sister, and may not become as popular
as She was. She is not as bright and
witty, but she has many more airs.
Ethel goes in for religious and benevo-
lent work, too and is really on the
verge Of doing something which is
worth while in her position as first
young lady Of the land-Town-Talk
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Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Millicent Maud Elizabeth,
daughter of Mrs. James Guild, and
James Cummings, on Wednesday even
ing, October IS, 1907 The bride is a
sister Of the Guilds who are well
known in business circles here, one
being in charge of the household de-
partment Of E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd,
another with Alexander & Baldwin.
and third the head bookkeeper at
Eva.
The roof garden and dancing paw
lion of the Young Hotel should be the
scene of a jolly time this evening when
the Fourth Anniversary Ball of the A.
.. II. takes place. The Young pre-
sents many special attractions when
1t comes to giving a dance, and with
the Ellis Quintette to furnish the
music and songs, including many of
the latest hits, it would be hard to pick
place where a more enjoyable even ]
ing could be spent.
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Captain A. c. Simerson, of the Maui !
IA Loa, celebrated his ffty-ffth birth
lay on Wednesday. He has been for
.hirty-ftve years an employee of the I
nter-lsland company. He was given {
luncheon by the officers of his vessel. S
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The following from the Santa Rosa
CALI Republican will be of interest 4
o many persons in Honolulu: An an !
louncement of an engagement that :
Will come with pleasure to many Z
friends of the contracting parties is Z
hat of Miss Edith Ainslee Barrows :
md H. Werner Dietz, of Honolulu. for !
nerly well known resident of Sono- :
ma county.
For some time past the friends OF :
Mss Barrows have suspected the J
peasant news, but the secret has been Z
guarded. Now that it has Z
become known, the fair bride will be !
overwhelmed with best wishes from Z
many friends The wedding of the :
popular couple will take place about Z
thanksgiving time, and will be strict
y a home affair. The Dietz family
VIII come from their home in the ISL
lnds to be present at the nuptials and "
ome members of the La Solano Club, l.
IN exclusive organization of graduates g
II the University Of California, to ?
which the bride-elect belongs, will all II
10 be in attendance. i
Miss Barrows has rendered her res u
gnation as a teacher in the local U
chools and will terminate her connec-
ion with them on Monday She is one
# the most popular teachers in the y
county, and the Board of Education is
Orry to lose her services from the ed
lcation work She has been singular +
y successful in her chosen line. b
Miss BarrOws is a daughter of MIR. n