The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-22

each other and everything else to the
utmost. Miss Georgette was to have
returned home to resume her school
studies this term but the call of plea
sure is so strong, she has persuaded
her parents to let her extend her vi
sit until Christmas time Miss Mar
silly saw the fleet and participated in
the pleasures of its reception in San
Francisco under exceptionally pleasant
circumstances owing to her fathers
official position, and the pretty Oak
land girl got to Honolulu in time to
share in the festivities of the fleets
particularly hospitable welcome to the
! islands.
| Mrs. Marsily has spent most of the
! summer at home this year, faithfully
devoting the days to the work of the
Oakland Clubs vacation school to
which Mrs c. S. Chamberlain, Mrs.
Marsily and her mother, Mrs. Cora f.
Jones, and several other enthusiastic
Oakland club women have given their
earnest effort.-Oakland Enquirer.
& & &
A very pretty dancing party was
given on Thursday night by Miss Ma
rion and Alice Roth, at their home on
Kinau street. A large number of the
younger set were present and enjoyed
a very pleasant evening dancing to the
strains of local quintet club Light
refreshments were served.
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In honor of Miss Bruce and Miss
Nelke, the Dramatic Circle of the Art
League gave a very novel little tea on
Friday afternoon.
Miss Nelke gave two of her most
enjoyable selections during the after
noon and the tea table was presided
over by Mrs. Walbridge and Mrs.
Graham. Since hearing Miss Nelke
her friends are looking forward to a
very entertaining evening on Monday
All regret that Miss Bruce is requir-
ed to leave Honolulu so soon after be-
coming acquainted and known in hel
able work.
The Earl of dudley arrived this
: to take part in any public functions on
account of the limited time which
he had to remain in the city. During
J the morning he made a trip through
J the city and the surrounding country
. as the guest of George Davies in his
auto. Arrangements had been made
for semi-oficial luncheon at tn,
Young Hotel, but owing to the wishes
} of the Earl, who is Governor Genera
, of Australia, this plan was given VI
3 and a quiet luncheon at one OF thu
/ hotels took its place. The Earl o
r Dudley was accompanied by his aide
Captain A. H. Ruthven, V. c., and hi
secretary, Mr.. Walter Callan.
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v Mr. r. !. Lille returns to Honolulu
= next Friday, where Mr.. and Mrs. Lilli
expect to make their home permanent
ly in the future Mr.. Lille will max
+ monthly trips to Hilo to look after tn
:, commission business at this end c
e the line.-Hilo Tribune.
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Il Mrs. Charles B Cooper, Mrs Sidne
NJ. Ballou and Mrs. +. II. Humphri
have taken charge OF a concert to l
II given next Saturday night from whiC
n part of the profits will be donated
the moving picture fund for the MolC
kai Settlement Madame Blanche A
2 raj will be the drawing card for u
r occasion, with her repertoire from VI
v rious grand operas. and viii be a
Il. sisted by several local ladies'.
IL The patronesses for the occasiC
T. are as follows; Mrs w. r. Frear Nh
N S. NJ Damon, Mrs, Ralph O. 10. For
a ter Mrs, r. NJ swanzy, Mrs, sa
r. Parker. Mrs. j. Il, Gait, Mrs. =.
lg SohaofeE Mrs II, Fooke, Mrs. 70.