The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-14

GOOdson plays.
Past Potentate George Filmer of Is
lam Temple, San Francisco, has been
lavishly entertained while here.
Among those who have done honor
to the Shriner have been DR.. Gross
man, DR.. Cooper, James S. McCandless
and F. c. Brown. During the coming
week this will be continued. On Mon
day Mr.. Filmer viii be the guest of
ex-Past Potentate Mamie Phillips at
lunch and on Tuesday will be the
guest of honor at a dinner given by
James S. McCandless.
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! Mrs. William Jarvis entertained last
evening at cards in honor of Miss
Lydia McStocker OF Honolulu, a niece
of Admiral whiting. Miss McStocler
and her mother have been guests OF
Admiral and Mrs. Whiting for several
weeks and have inspired an unceasing
procession of pleasure affairs. For a
few days Miss McStocller is a guest
! of Mrs. Jarvis, a friend since school
days, and about a score of young folk
of the smart set were asked to meet
the visitor last evening and 10 ENJOY
la session at the card tables. Mrs
Jarvis drawing room was beautifully
decorated with great clusters of white
and yellow chrysanthemums and the
dining room was exceedingly attrac-
tive with red flowers and green's,
Pleasing features of the evening were
the piano numbers by Eugene Blanch-
ard. who was most generous with his
talents
Mrs. McStoc ID her daughter
are to leave for n Island home on
| Wednesday of next week. Admiral and
Mrs. Whiting have been entertaining
another niece, Miss Magoon, for some
weeks and she has been sharing in the
round of complimentary festivities.
Mrs. McStocker and her daughter were
guests for three weeks in the big house
party entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
It's at their home in Hollister and
were also house guests for a very ap-
Ply visit in the Captain Saunders home
in Mill Valley.-Oakland Enquirer.
r. A. Perry and wife, who have
been stopping at the Moana, will re-
turn to San Francisco by the Mongo-
liza.
RENO New, October 2S.-Mrs.
Carmen V. Boyd, who secured a di-
vorce in Reno three months ago from
her husband, formerly Vice-COnsul in
China, is to be married again, this
time to Henry P. Benson of Fallon,
New, who secured marriage license
here yesterday. Benson is a wealthy
mining man of this State.
The Manchuria brought in a number
of distinguished foreigners, some of
them merely globe trotters, others on
business inclined and a number gov
eminent officials en- route to or from
their posts. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder
of Honolulu are at the st. Francis. Mr..
Wilder owns a line of steamers. They
are social leaders on the island and
their beautiful tropical villa, is the
scene of many a gay party for it is
seldom a week passes that the Wilders
are not entertaining for some distin-
guished arrival from the States or Eu-
ropes. F. Call.
Among the Moana guests to leave
on the Mongolia for the Coast will be
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Hale, of San Fran
olson NTrS IIa1a returned from a trim
to the Volcano on Saturday, reporting
the crater as a most marvellous sight.
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Captain and Mrs. Briant Wells
Twenty-ninth United States Infantry
who sailed from here a month ago for
Manila, sent word en- route of their
pleasurable stay at Honolulu and their
friends now hear of their safe arrival
at their destination. They were ac'
companied on the trip by Mrs. Jen
nings of Salt Lake, who is Mrs. Wells
mother, and the three Wells children
Captain and Mrs. Wells reached here a
few months ago from Fort Mckinley
in response to a sad call from theil
z home city, Salt Lake on account of &
death in each family. Both the Wells
and Jennings families are well known
socially and their homes are amonl
the most attractive in Salt Lake.
- number of army friends on this sta
ton saw them off the day they sailed
by Transports. f. Call.
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# Among the guests at the Moana Ho