The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-01

Over one hundred couples tripped the /,
light fantastic until just before mid |
night and every one present voicSi |
the dance a brilliant success. Re
freshments were served on the lanai |
just mauka of the big dining room,
and were enjoyed thoroughly by all.
The grounds and lanais were lighted
with hundreds of colored electric
lights, which made a beautiful scene
on the shores of the whispering
ocean
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg left on
the Mauna Kea for an extended trip
to the volcano.
George II. Carter, Mrs. Carter J. r.
Gait, Mrs. Gait and their children
left for trip to the volcano Tuesday.
The Carriers will return in time to
sail for Europe on the Mongolia.
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Miss Lorna Iaukea left on the
w. G. Hall Tuesday, to visit Miss
Ethel Wilcox on Kauai. They will
both return in time for the social
events planned during the visit of the
Pacific fleet next month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Watson were
returning passengers on the Alameda
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The officers of the U. S. S. Milwau-
kee, who have been entertained very
extensively since their arrival, leave
this afternoon for Amapala, Hondu-
ras, where a full fiedged revolution
is going on, They will be greatly
missed, but their friends will pro-
badly see them again in the fall.
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Mrs. Mary Gum left on the Siberia,
for an extended trip on the main
land.
Admiral w. r. Capps was a re-
turning passenger to the coast on the
Siberia. He came down for the pur-
pose of looking over the naval site
at Pearl Harbor.
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Queen Liliuokalani is at Lahaina
q lOl Tic Oh August.
Mrs. William J. Cooper, and her
niece Miss Louise Gardner of San
Francisco arrived home on the Ala.
media yesterday.
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Judge A. S. Hartwell was a depart
ing passenger for the coast on the
Siberia Sunday.
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Frank c. Anterior, Mrs. Atherton,
child and maid were passengers for
the coast on the Siberia Sunday.
The ladies of the Navy who were
here during fleet week, left on the
Korea Monday to await the arrival of
the great American Armada in Yoke
hama.
The midshipmen of the U. S. S. Mil
Waukee and the younger society set
were the guests of Derwind Kennedy
at dance Thursday night at the Moa-
ma Hotel. The spacious dining room
was cleared for dancing and every one
present had a most delightful time
Dancing was kept up until the wee
small hours. During the evening dainty
refreshments were served, which were
thoroughly enjoyed by every one.
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Miss Julia Klumpke, the noted vio-
linist who has been visiting here for
some weeks, was a departing passen-
ger on the China yesterday.
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Mrs. Fred Angus returned home on
the Korea Wednesday after a visit
with her family on the Coast.
Lieutenant Fay, U. s. M. c., and
Mrs, Fay are comfortably settled in
their apartments at the Pleasanton.
Mrs. Fay, accompanied by her mother
and sister, will leave for the Coast on
the Mongolia, returning late in the
fall.
Word has been received from the
Rev. Canon Macintosh, now in Eng
land, that he has decided not to return
TO Honolulu. His many friends here
wish him every blessing in his new
field of labor.
Hon. Cecil Brown, Miss Irene Dick
son and Miss Ada Rhodes will leave
this month for tour of the world re-
turning to Honolulu sometime in Feb
ruary.
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Mrs Emma Buchanan, after a visit
OF nearly year with her daughters on
the coast returned home on the Ala
media yesterday. She is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Almy, on Matlock ave-
nue..
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j. A. McCandless had as his motor
and luncheon guests at Haleiwa last
Sunday, the Misses Tower, Early and
Bounelle, who leave shortly for the
Coast.
A WELL KNOWN REMEDY.