The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-26

berg which took place on Christmas
Day at the Young Hotel. Miss Roth,
who has always been considered one
of the prettiest girls in the city, was
naturally a most charming bride and
in her husband local society recog
nizes one of its most popular young
men.
The beautiful ceremony of the Epis
Copal service never was more charm
ing than when Miss Roth and Mr..
Duisenberg were united. About TWEEN
ty of the relatives of the bride and
groom were present, the affair being
very quiet on account of the recent aC-
cident from which Mr.. Duisenberg has
not yet fully recovered. Bruce Cart
wright Jr., acted as best man and the
bride was attended by Mrs. High. Rev.
w. H. Bliss performed the ceremony.
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Miss Hazel Hebron of this city is
now in San Francisco, visiting with
relatives. Reports received here tell
of the many festive occasions in which
she takes part and where the reputa-
tion of Honolulu for beauty and wit
is being well upheld.
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One of the jolliest of times which
add so much to the holiday season,
was partaken of by a large number
of young people who were the guests
of Miss Rennie Cation last night.
Dancing was the order of the even
ing and the young men and girls en-
joyed the pleasure of this joy to the ut
most, music being furnished by quin-
tet club. The charming Cation home
was decorated in true Christmas style
and the sprigs of mistletoe were to
many blushes and other interesting
happenings A delightful supper was
served and every other accompani-
ment that could add to the pleasure
of an evening was remembered for
the guests.
Princess Kawananakoa left for the
mainland this morning on a long trip
which will reach far through Europe
before her return to this city. On ac-
count of her recent bereavement she
has not been seen much of in local
society of late and has been greatly
missed. Her position as the real lead
err of the young matrons of this city
is always hers without question and
upon her return to this city Honolulu
will he once more enriched
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The Engineer Athletic Club will
give a dance tonight at the old Along
home at Waikiki. The custom has
been for the past few weeks to have
this take place on Friday night, but on
account of the holiday yesterday, the
date was changed. The usual cordial
invitation to the friends of the En-
gineer corps is extended and those who
attend will be assured of a good time.
Frank e. Thompson, who has been
away for the past six weeks, is ex-
pected to return to this city by the
Korea due on Monday morning.
There is to be a housewarming at
the new Home for Boys" at Kalihi
The new buildings, constructed under
the presidency of the Board of Health
of Mark P. Robinson, are about COM
pleted, and on January they are to
| be formally opened.
| President Robinson is giving luau
as the feature of the housewarming.
Invitations have just been issued.
Among those invited are the Terrific
rial officials and the officers-elect of
the City and County of Honolulu. 1t
is expected there will be about three
hundred present and it will be one of
the most completely luaus
that has been served for a long time.
President Robinson is sparing no pains
in this matter.
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White furs of every sort and kind
will be greatly worn this coming win
ter, partly because they make the most
! Incoming frame 10 any face and mart