The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-08

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most attractive of Honolulu's society
women, leaves for Kauai on Thursday.
1t is certainly to be hoped that she will
return for the visit of the Pacific feet.
DR.. and Mrs. Roller, of Seattle, who
are stopping at the Seaside, gave very
pleasant dinner last Thursday night to
Mrs. Allenbraugh and Mr.. Castleton,
who are here from New York.
Manager Archibald ]. Stout, of the
Seaside, has resigned his position and
leaves for the Coast on the Hilonian.
He will only make a short trip, COM
ing back to Hawaii He has accepted
a position on a plantation near Hilo.
During his management of the Seaside
the hotel has come into its own and
has proved to be one of the pleasantest
and best conducted of resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray, who have
been spending some weeks at the Sea-
side Hotel move down to their town
residence this week.
Miss Gertrude Lutted of this city,
who went to the Coast few weeks
ago, has been having a splendid time
from all reports. The first part of her
trip was spent in Alameda, where she
visited with relatives. Last week she
left for Buffalo, her old home, and i'm
= mediately on her arrival was to start
for an automobile tour to Boston. Her
. uncle, who owns big seven-seated car,
: was going last month but put off the
= trip till his niece arrived. With the
l good roads which are to be found in
+. that section, the trip should be a fine
= one
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Gaines gave a
pleasant dinner at the PleaRnton on
Wednesday evening to a few of their
friends. Covers were laid for eight and
most enjoyable evening was spent by
all.
Captain Rees, of the Naval Station,
E has been laid up with lumbago and re-
manned in his apartments at the Pleas
anton for the larger part of the week.
r His friends will be glad to hear that
he is once more able to get around as
: usual.
Dr. Collins, who came here a few
months ago to take up practice as DR..
Howard Humphris' partner, has taken
, apartments at the Peasanton.
DIR. "A. Mowser professor in one
of the Eastern colleges, is among the
new arrivals at the Pleasanton. lie
will stop over here for a month on his
way back from a trip around the world,
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Lawrence Robinson, of this city. Will
leave for the Coast on the Manchuria
to bring back his wife to Honolulu
She is staying at present with her par
ents in Oakland and when she returns
viii be accompanied by her sister. Miss
Iwalani Ripley, who is well known
here.
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Mrs. L. NJ Grey entertained Miss
Tower, Miss Bunnell and Miss Farley
at an informal lunch on Tuesday.
, Among the others present were Mrs h.
+ A. Chaplin Mrs. r. N. Corbaley, OF
Maui, and Miss Rycroft
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The Misses Bland from Pasadena,
who are staying at the Pleasanton were
, the guests of Jack Warren in an auto
, mobile trip to Wahiawa on Wednesday.
These two young ladies have become
very popular and besides being experts
!, on the tennis court are remarkably
fine horsewomen
Dr. F. &. Clark took Misses BunneIle
Tower and Farley on an auto ride to
the Pail last Sunday afternoon. The
. weather was perfect and the visitors
from Southern California were enthu-
slastic over the sight.
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Mrs. A. A. Wilder was the guest of
honor at a dinner given by Mr.. and
/, her departure for the Coast. Covers
were laid for six, the following being
present: Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder,
/ Mrs. Schultze and r. w. Single.
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2 In a few days Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
lyers will leave for Banff accompanied
by Miss Marion Scott. They expect to
1 stay in the Canadian town for about a
C month, the Ivers then going East and
r Miss Scott returning to Honolulu. al
ter a visit to San Francisco.
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Mrs Laura Wight and her daughter,
Miss Ella Wight, are contemplating
10 trip to Japan In October. This WIN
( bring them to the Orient at the time
r when the American fleet will arrive IN
q Japanese waters.