The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-04


win be gone until the first of the year.
Mrs. James Cockburn was the hos
tess at a large luncheon on Wednes-
day, in honor of Mrs. r. Give Da-
vies.
The sad news Of Alexander Craws
death on the Coast came on Monday.
The deepest sympathy from a large
number of friends goes out to his
widow.
Mrs. Cleghorn and her son Percy
Cleghorn, who have been visiting
Governor Cleghorn for the past few
weeks, left for their home in Sydney
this week.
Ms. Henry Cooper will give a large
dance for the younger set in the near
future. in honor of her son who is
expected back from college in the
Mongolia Monday.
The many friends of DR.. Ramus
will be sorry to hear that he has been
ordered to the Ellis Island Quaran-
tine station, and will not return to
Honolulu,
Mrs. w. D. Adams, who has been
in the Queens Hospital as result OF
an operation, is much improved and
will probably be able to return to her
home next week.
Assistant Attorney General A. ID.
Larnach and Mrs. Larnach have NOV
ed to the home of Mrs. Anna Perry
and Judge Perry on School street
where they will reside in the future
Miss Margaret Castle entertained
number of the younger set at lunch
con on Thursday Her guests were
the Misses Violet Damon, Carmen
Glove, Irene Fisher, Alice Hedemann
and two young ladies visiting Miss
Damon for the summer.
The women IN society are taking 70
tennis again, and hardly day passes
that some OF the fair sex are not seen
on the local courts The most inter-
esting set played in many years was
played on the Pacific Club courts last
Monday between Secretary Garfield
and Mrs. Sam Wilder.
Princess KawananakOa, Miss Sar-
gent and the Misses Campbell who
spent last weeks end at Haleiwa re-
turned to town on Monday. The Prin-
cess has been far from we'll since
the Princes death, and it is quite
likely that she will take an extended
trip in the near future for her health.
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p. G. Cox of the Commercial Paci-
ftc Gable Co. left in the Flaurence
Ward Tor Midway on Wednesday. He
will be stationed there for at least
year. Mrs. Cox will shortly leave
for the coast, to remain during her
husbands absence. She will be ac-
companied by her youngest sister,
Miss Eola Logan.
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Mrs. S. NJ. Damon entertained at
luncheon on Thursday in honor OF
Mrs. Mary Widdifeld. Her guests in
cluded: Mrs. McKinnon Mrs. An
drew Fuller, Mrs. C. b. Cooper, Mrs.
Ernest Mott-Smith, Mrs, George Pot
ter, Mrs McGrew, Mrs. w. w. Hall,
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. ]. S. Walk
er. Mrs. w. Rabbit, Mrs. J. o. Car
ter.
The Opera House on Tuesday night
was the scene of a very brilliant gath
eriug of HonOlulu's representative peo-
pie at the concert which was given by
Nine. Blanche ArraI, the worlds fam
Gus prima donna, in gems from grand
opera. Everyone who heard the
charming little Partisan expressed
their desire to hear her again next
| Tuesday night
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Twenty-Five of the leading business
and professional men of the Territory
sat down to a sumptuous dinner
on Thursday night at the University
Club in honor of Jared G. Smith, the
retiring director of the United States
Experiment Station. Speeches were
made by A. f. Judd, Walter G. Smith,
L. A. Thurston, ]. P. Cooke, J. &.
Smith, DR., Wilcox, who succeeds J, G.
| Smith and Judge Dole.