The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-28

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Brookes, Macfarlanes, Mrs Reed, Mrs.
Dean and many others.
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Mrs. Dean, a very handsome bru-
nette of the Partisan type, who came
down on the Mauna Kea from San
Francisco is comfortably settled at the
Moana. Mr. Dean, who is the manager
of the Hotel Stewart, San Francisco
is expected down in a few weeks, and
they will remain for quite a stay Mrs.
Dean has made a number OF friends
here and has been extensively enter
tanned since her arrival.
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Under the able direction of Mr.. Stan
lev Livingston, the choir of the Cen
trail Union Church has been recruited
ND to about forty voices and is rehears-
ing some splendid Easter music. Dud-
lev Bucks "Tne Risen Christ" can
tata. will be rendered, and should be
very effective.
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Easter comes this year on April 10
and things may be expected to become
more lively in a social way after the
close of lent than they have been lor
the past week or so. There are rumors
of a number of rather large dances 10
be given during the latter part OF APP
ril or early in May.
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Miss Ruth Lyon will leave tomorro"
for San Francisco and on Tuesday she
will sail aboard the China for the ISL
and She will be accompanied by Miss
Marion Kinney of Claremont and TO-
gether they will spend couple Oh
months on one of the smaller ISLANDS
as guests of former Wellesley College
friend. They do not expect to return
until the middle of May Miss Kinney
returned from trip around the worlu
loss than a fortnight ago and her TRIP
to Japan was made aboard the emma
hence her selection this trip.
Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Moore set sail
last week for Honolulu, where they
will spend several months touring the
| islands.
Miss Alice Denison left ten days ago
for the Hawaiian Islands, the South
Sea Islands and other islands In tnat
section. She goes with eastern rela-
tives and expects her trip to extend
over at least four months and to in
clude many delightful and curious
places.-Redlands (Cal) Facts,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Henry Along
entertained at poi supper Tuesday
night at their home in honor of Mr..
Newell who leaves today on the Mon
golia for his home in Minneapolis.
Kaai's quintet boys played during
the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Along eX-
poets to leave for New York in the
near future, where they will reside
permanently. Besides the guest OF
honor the following were present:
Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Sam Par
ker, DR.. and Mrs. Cooper, Robert w.
Single, William Walker, Mrs, Newell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury, the Misses
Winston, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taylor,
Mrs. Montana and many others.
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The marriage of Miss Anna M. An
dermann, of Kauai, to e. R. Niemann,
of Honolulu, was solemnized last even
ing at the German Lutheran church,
Pastor Felmy performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. Niemann is a well known
young man of this city.
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The marriage of Miss Irene Gladys
Lewis to Mr. Karl w. H. Rosendahl on
the 18th inst. at Hama, Maui, was an
event of interest to many persons in
Honolulu who are friends of one or
the other of the young people. The
wedding was solemnized at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. DR.. w. B.
Deas, by the Rev. Canon Ault, OF wal
IuI,u The brides maid was Miss Ruth
| Milward Deas, while the groom's pest
man was C. j. Austin, of Nahiku.
After the ceremony a reception was
held which was largely attended ana
very pleasant occasion. The young
neonle received a large number OF val
rabIe gifts. They boarded the 5. D.
Claudine after the ceremony for trip
to other points in the ISLANDS Oh
honeymoon trip.
Both of the young people are very
popular in Hama. Mr.. Rosendahl IS
storekeeper of the Hama Store.
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The Senior Glass of the Kamehame-
ha Schools will give concert and pre-
sent a theatrical performance at Bish-
Cd Hall on the evening Of Saturday,
April 4th.
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The arrival here by the China on