The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-23

years ago and taught school here for
some time making a large circle of ac-
uuaintances while here, and later go
ing to Hilo where she has been until
recently when she went to the home
of her parents in San Jose. She is
very beautiful and accomplished wo-
man and much the junior of Mr. Ken
needy, who has two sons, one married
and the other attending Oahu college.
His wife died less than two years ago.
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supplementary to the Rowland boys
who left yesterday on the Korea for
New England, not to return, was The
very pleasant little outing given on
last Sunday at the Herbert place up
Kalihi valley. The party was made
up of thirty or forty young people
some of whom drove up in a siX-horse
tallyho coach, while others went in
automobiles and carriages. The day
was spent in various kinds of outdoor
amusements, bathing in the great
swimming pool being one of the chief
attractions. A bountiful picnic dinner
was served by the ladies of the party
about noon time, and the crowd re-
turned to town late in the evening.
J, Hastings Rowland for a number
of years has been connected with the
Public Works Department, holding ,he
responsible position of Assistant SUI
perintendent. while his brother has
been employed in the same depart
ment as engineer. Both have made
many friends while in Honolulu who
will be sorry to see them leave.
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The San Francisco Examiner of the
18th inst. has the following item of To-
cal interest, especially so as it has
been but a few months since the dis
tinguished lady in question was a Wis
itor for a number Of weeks here re-
newing old acquaintance. Mrs. Mills,
with her husband, the late Cyrus j.
Mills, was one of the early heads of
the present Oahu College, and was the
founder of Mills Institute in this city:
One Of the seasons most brilliant
affairs about the bay is the reception
for which Mrs Susan Mills is sending
out cards on Saturday afternoon of
this week, The reception will be held
at Mills College, from to I in the at
ternoon, and is planned in honor OF
Mrs. Mills birthday.
The graduates Of Mills College in
clude many of the prominent society
folk about the bay, especially in Oak
land, and the former students there
have all received cards for the after
noon
Mrs. w e. Sharon, Mrs. Giles
Nelson Easton, Mrs. George H. Whea-
ton, Mrs. Clarence Crowell Mrs. Chal-
len Parker, Mrs. George Humphreys,
Mrs H. C. Capwell Miss Dolly Tarpey
Mrs William Jarvis, Miss Lucy Cole
man, Miss Marietta Ravens, Miss Ca
rolyn and Miss Imogene Hawley, and
many others are in the list of Oakland
Mills girls" who will be among the
guests
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After a visit of three months with
friends in Honolulu, Miss George
Spieker returned to San Francisco on
the liner Alameda She sailed for she
southern islands in August, and has
been entertained royalty while away
Her longest visit was with the Dilling-
ham family, and for a time she was
the guest Of the Frears, and the Rices,
both hospitable families of Honolulu
Miss Spieker will be in San Francisco
only few weeks, as she and her
mother will leave for New York about
December l. They will spend several
months in the eastern cities, return
ing to California late in the spring
Call.
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Mr. and Mrs, NJ. II. De Young will
entertain at a dinner this evening at
their California-street home in honor
of Miss Margaret Hyde-Smith, the
gupSts going LATER IN tha GrpenWaV