The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15

from the western front of the Cathe-
dral, shone alone on the bride.
After the service was over, and dur
ing the signing of the register the
choir rendered another hymn. AS the
bridal party passed down the aisle the
band played the Mendelssohn wedding
march. The couple stopped at their
carriage a few minutes to receive the
good wishes of their friends and then
started for the railroad station where
they took the train for Haleiwa where
they will spend their honeymoon.
Among those present at the church
were Mrs. s. M. Damon Mrs. II. b.
Restarick, President and Mrs Grif-
| fiths, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg, Rev.
J A. c. Hall, DR.. and Mrs. w. l.. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kopke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Rhodes, Miss Blair, Mrs.
Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Damon,
DR.. and Mrs c. 3. Cooper, Mr.. A. J.
Blackman.
! Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Case of Wal
luku returned home by the Kinau on
Tuesday
The following well known people
have been cast for the coming amateur
play Arabian Nights" which will be
presented here in few weeks Misses
McLennan, McLain, Waldron, Bell and
Arleigh, and Messrs. Jordan, Warren,
Arnold and Major Potter.
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i Japanese Consul General Mkt Saito
and Manager Y. Akai of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, in honor of the birthday
of Emperor Jimmu of Japan, enter
tanned at dinner at the Mochizuki Club,
Waikiki, Wednesday night About a
hundred gentlemen were present.
= & =
y Mrs. Gardner Wilder entertained at
} dinner on Thursday night at the Sea-
} side in honor of Treasurer and Mrs.
N A J. Campbell l.. c. CONFESS was
i, also present. The party staying for
the dance afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Chilling
worth had as their guests in a box
Tuesday night at the OTpheum Mr.. and
} Mrs. Ferdinand Hons and George F.
Davis
D Princess Kawananakoa was the hos
\ tess at box party on Tuesday night
\ at the Orpheum, in honor of Ella
= Wheeler Wilcox, the famous author
ess who is at present visiting here.
The Princess looked very handsome
in white lace gown with hat to
match
Mrs. G. w. Case Deering, one of the
2 party, looked very chic and pretty in
| SrrIt
with hat trimmed with light flowers
n Besides the guest of honor, the fol
n lowing were present in the box: Mes
y danes Halves and Deering, and Messrs
y Deering and Wilcox.
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U Mrs Charles Frederick Chilling
D worth entertained at a poi luncheon &
number of her friends on Thursday
0 afternoon at her King street residence
in honor of her sister-in-law Mrs
q Frederick Hons who is in town for {
a short visit
The table was tastefully decorated
= with carnations and MALE, the place
y cards being very pretty hand-paintet
U scenes of Hawaiian life.
0 Besides the guest of honor the fol
lowing were present Princess Kawa
0 nanakoa, Mesdames Parker, Roth
oil Beckley, Chillingworth, Hatch, Whit
ney, Crook, Lorenzen and Murray, anC
n Messrs. Hatch Whitney, Capt. Loren
y zen, c. f. and S. L. Chillingworth
y After luncheon bridge was INDUCED il
U until o'clock.
Two dances this week at the Sea
e side ton Thursday and Friday even
= ings) were very pleasant affairs. They
= were well attended by officers anC
4 ladies of the 23rd Infantry passing
through on the transport Buford a.
Il well as by large number of local peo
q pie. On both evenings the weather
n was all that could be desired with full
IS moon and air cool enough to MAKE
: dancing pleasant.
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:. The College Club had for its CUES
:. of honor yesterday afternoon, Mrs. FL
la Wheeler Wilcox, the noted write
i who at present with her husband il
4 sojourning in Honolulu. The hostes
e. of the occasion was Mrs. Walter F
u Frear, and the feature of the after
e noon was limericks. Each membe
V and guest contributed a limerick, ant
:
- The one submitted by Mrs. Wilcox wa
- reproduced by mimeOgraph and dis
{ tributed among those present as souve
II Mrs of the occasion. Follows tn
verse in question:
THE BELLE OF OAHU.
- The beautiful Liliolalu,
f Was known as the Belle of Oahu,
r Yet single she stayed
It For this modest young maid
d Would meet only men that her IN
= knew.
e Ella Wheeler Wilcox
y Mrs. Frear entertained her guests il
S, her usual charming manner, and tn
s. meeting was considered by all to hav
lie been one of the most enjoyable eve
held, albeit the matter of serious worl
was tabu and the afternoon made pre-
rs eminently a social event A yer
dainty luncheon NUac cnrNya1 offa,, ~,