The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-27

Mrs. MOLJ-SnlJn entertainer lHlOl hldi
~ at dinner on Thursday night for
Secretary Garfield and Governor Frear.
No other guests were present.
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A number of the younger set who
have been away at colleges and schools
on the mainland are expected home in
the Mongolia which is due on July 6.
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Deputy Attorney General Whitney
and Mrs. Whitney were also departing
passengers this week for the Coast.
They will be present at E. w. Suttons
marriage.
Secretary Garfield who has made
flying visit to Hawaii, and who has
been entertained very extensively
leaves for the mainland on the U. S. s.
st. Louis tomorrow morning.
Dr. Langhorne, U. S. N, and Mrs.
Langhorne entertained at dinner at
the Pleasanton on Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Laura w. Wight and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ella Wight.
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E. w. Sutton was a departing pas
senger in the Lurline for the Coast
Wednesday. When the popular attor-
ney returns from the Coast he will be
accompanied by his bride.
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Several engagements among the
younger set are expected in the near
future some of the old families being
among those that will send their sons
and daughters to the altar this fall.
Captain and Mrs. Rees entertained
at dinner for ten of their friends We'd
nesday night in the private dining
room of the Pleasanton. The table was
tastefully decorated with night bloom
ing cereus.
Several dinner parties have been CIV
en- this week in the private dining
room of the Young Hotel Major and
Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Ewell were
the guests of honor at a dinner given
on Wednesday night by Mr.. Trenor.
Miss Maud tombstone and Irving
Hurd will be married on Tuesday ev.
ening next at the residence of the
brides brother Ralph tombstone. The
wedding will be a very quiet one, only
the family and most intimate friends
to be present.
Paymaster and Mrs. Brooke viii
soon leave for the Coast, as the Navy
Department has ordered the paymastel
to sea. They will be greatly missed b!
their many friends. Paymaster Horn
berger will succeed Brooke as pay Off
Ger at the Naval station.
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Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Parke
and Princess Kawananakoa have gon
to their home on Tantalus and will re
mair for at least a month. 1t is under
stoOu that the Princess will leav
shortly on a trip which will take il
Europe before her return. Her Tecen
bereavement has mace It necessary 70
her to have a complete change, he
= physician ordering an extended trip.
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Society was out in full force las
! Saturday night at the Young Hotel q
the concert which was given by Mis-
!. Julia Klumkpe under the auspices {
the Morning Music Club The youn
violinist received a wonderful receI
ton, and the public who were able {
hear her artistic rendition of some di
ficult numbers owe a debt of gratitud
! to the members of the Morning MuI
. ical Club who made it possible Il
them to hear her.
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The graduating class of the Honc
lulu High School gave their annui
class dinner at the Moana Hotel La
Monday night, having as their cues
Miss Ray Bell, Professor Scott and
] b. Blanchard The table was tasteful
D ly decorated with golden shower an
maiden hair ferns, while the pla'
& cards were I'm the form Of butteraie
/ the work being effectively done by on
! Of the class After the dinner danciu