The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01

Send cases from amongst me poor
cIassc. to thc Depot lho responsibility
of yYoh eases being then assumed by
inc settlement
This work Is now 600 DTS Infancy but
Is sieadi, increasing. and it is believed
will Doc the means of much educational
and physical good Co the poor.
The cost to- those taking milk is
somewhat according to their means
The minimum charge cents per day,
but In cases Of extreme poverty some.
times no charge Is made II is the
policy of the settlement to- help others
To help themselves and not to en-
courage pauporism Therefore no
minal charge is made except in very
needy cases
Cases may be sent at any hour
during the day to the Depot but pre-
fcrably in the morning before 1900.
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Some noted visitors are expected to
arrive ON next Wednesday by the Mon
golia for few weeks sojourn here
They have engaged cottages at the
Seaside Hotel In the party is former
Governor Of California George G.. Par
dee, Mr. and Mrs Alden Anderson.
Mrs. COrrine Rideout, Mrs. Melissa A.
Potter, J. Walter Scott, and Miss
Hughes
Mrs. S. b. Dole accompanied her
husband, Judge Dole to Hilo on Tues
day where she will visit for several
weeks.
MI and Mrs. j. Morton Riggs have
moved from their Lunalilo street resi-
dence to 1855 King street. The Stack
ers have taken the house just vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs.
The Pacific Social Club is planning
tramping party picnic some time the
latter part of the month The destina-
zion has not yet been fully decided
upon.
X. b. Kidd, formerly OF The Star
reportorial staff, is expected to return
here next week accompanied by his
mother. Mrs Kidd has visited in Ho-
nolulu previously, and her return will
be pleasure to her friends here. Her
health has not been good for some
months past, and it is hoped that she
Will improve with the change of eli
mate.
Haleiwa had the honor of entertain
ing from Friday last Bishop Da Silva.
Frank Griffin, Mrs. E. S. Cunha, Mrs.
n. V. Murray, Master Murray and
nurse, and Mrs Lucas. DR.. H. V. Muir
ray joined this party Saturday after
noon. The Bishop conducted mass at
the Catholic church Sunday morning
and IN the afternoon the plantation
Dand visited the hotel and played to
the Bishop and his friends Bishop Da
silva stayed till Monday afternoon. his
friends returned to town by the Special
Sunday evening.
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invitations for the University Climbs
annual ball to be held next Friday
night at the Hawaiian Hotel, when
mas been secured for the occasion to be
used IN connection with the Gibbs
nome on Hotel street, have been out
Tor several days. The affair will be the
most important event of the season in
the social world.
Mrs. w. w. Simpson left Yesterday
for Haleiwa where she expects TO
spend several days.
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Mr., and Mrs. George Rolpb enter
tanned a party of six at the Moana on
last Sunday evening. They had been
in Honolulu for the past
month, but left on the Alameda We'd
nesday for San Francisco accompanied
by their little daughter Mr.. Rolph is
manager of the Crockett Re-
iinery in San Francisco.
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DR.. and Mrs Humphris entertained
At dinner on Monday evening in honor
Of Bishop Da Silva. Among those
were Bishop Da Silva, Col. and
Mrs. Campbell-Parker, and Prince and
Princess David Kawananakoa.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Brasch arrived Fri
lay evening and spent several DAYS at
Haleiwa having for their guests on
Sunday Miss M. Barney of Everett and
Mr., S. N. Moses of San Francisco.
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Mrs. w. w. Simpson entertained
about a dozen guests at luncheon on
Thursday nj Tho NToo,o rTo4., m.
-aOle was very handsome with large
quantities Of carnations and roses.
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Mrs II. p. Faye and Mrs. Flaki
were among the passengers who mr.
rived from Kauai in the Mikahala
Wednesday.
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Chas G. Bartlett, B. R. Bartlett,
BeatriX 7. Bartlett, Mrs. w. o. Tay-