The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-16

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Hampton, Miss Downey Mr. and Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Burnett and Miss Bur
nett. who left for home in the China.
The beautiful home was tastefully
decorated with carnations, roses, ferns
and palms, while the long table was
voiced by every one to be the dearest
thing they ever saw.
Ernest Kaai's quintet boys sang dur
ing the supper and until quite late in
the evening.
The Princess looked very handsome
in a princess gown Of yellow satin,
trimmed with lace, wearing a number
OF diamond ornaments. Besides the
guests of honor those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lewis, Mrs Wild
difield. Judge and Mrs. Balou, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Miss pa
vison. and the Messrs. Wichert, Roth,
Shingle and Dillingham;.
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One of the prettiest surprise parties
that have been given here for many
months took place last night in honor
of the natal day of ex-Postmaster j..
NJ. Dat
Mr.. and Mrs. Dat were invited u a
friends home to spend the evening
and just as they were in the midst OF
a game of bridge, the telephone rang
and their Japanese servant informed
them that they were wanted home at
once. When they arrived home, par
ty of friends were there to extend to
Mr. Dat their best wishes for long
life.
A dainty supper had been prepared,
after which bridge and music were in
dulged in to a late hour. Those that
gave Mr.. Dat such a pleasant surprise
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Richard
son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Lansing, Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. V. Forster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Morse, Mrs. Robert Hal
stead, Mrs w. D. Lakeland, and Mrs
George f. Renton.
Mr.. Dat received a number Of very
handsome presents from his surpris-
ing friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson en-
tertained at luncheon last Saturday at
the Commercial Club in honor of Sci
nor Dosileo Labra Palacios of the
training ship Baquedano. The other
guests were Major and Mrs. Purdy and
Mrs. George Ross.
w. NJ Alexander and Mrs. AleXan-
der left for home on the China yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gartenberg and
their two children left for the Coast
yesterday. 1t is not at all certain if
they will return here.
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Mrs Raymond c. Brown, Miss Helen
Brown and Master Brown returned
yesterday after a long visit on the
mainland by the Korea
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Mr.. Edward Hedemann returned
home yesterday in the Korea,
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Archie Young and Mrs. Young were
returning passengers yesterday on the
Korea.
Society will greatly miss the charm
ing Hopper girls who left in the China
for the coast with their mother. They
will probably not return until late in
the tall
Miss Lillian Downey and Mrs. j. G..
Hampton were departing passengers
for the coast in the China. Since COM
| ing here they have been extensively
entertained and have made many
friends by their charming manners.
They hope to return for a visit next
year.
Miss Sargent of New York, who will
visit Princess Kawananakoa this sum
mer, is expected the latter part of the
month.
r. w. Single entertained at lunch
con last Saturday at the Commercial
Club in honor of Mrs. Hampton and
Miss DOWney.
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Hon. and Mrs. w. j. Powell of Mel
bourne, Australia, who arrived yester-
day in the China will be guests for a
few weeks at The Pleasanton.
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The engagement of Miss Alice NJ
Mooar of Boston and E. p. Irwin has
been announced. Miss Mooar vii
leave in the Hilonan on Tuesday anC
the wedding viii shortly be solemnizet
in Salem, Oregon, where Mr.. Irwin il
at present. Miss Mooar has been herr
) nearly two years and during that TIM
has made many friends by her charm
ing manners. The position that Mis-
Mooar has held at Castle & Cooke
will be filled by Miss Tuerke, who is
new arrival here.
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