The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-04
SOCIAL EVENT. SOF THE WEEK


Mr.. and Mrs George Chalmers, OF
Waimanalo, Prof. and Mrs. p. l..
Horne were among the passengers to
the Coast by the Alameda this week.
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On Wednesday last March 25th. at
Pahala, Kau, Mrs. George H. Robert
son of Honolulu entertained the ladies
of Kau at luau in honor of the first
anniversary of the birth of her grand
son, George Marcos Robertson, whose
health was enthusiastically pledged.
! Toasts to the father, mother, grand
father and grandmother were also
honored and very pleasant afternoon
was spent. The invited guests includ-
ed Mrs. George NJ. Robertson, Miss
! Robertson, Mrs. Honsarrat Miss Levy,
Mrs. Ogg, Mrs. Kauhane, Mrs. Forrest,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Bertelman, Mrs.
Hewitt, Mrs. Campsie, Mrs. Lind, Mrs.
Wills, Mrs. Schwallie, Miss Wills, Mrs.
Peterman Mrs. Lee Poy and Mrs Lee
Hong-Hilo Tribune.
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Mrs Fred Carter was hostess at a
very pleasant afternoon tea on We'd
nesday at her home on Kalia Road.
Most of the ladies present brought sew
ing and several charmingly social
hours were spent During the time
Mrs. Joel Cohen sang number of
pleasing selections. Dainty refresh
ments were served during the after
noon. Among those present were Mrs.
Charles Smith. Mrs. A. A. Hobson,
Mrs c. l.. Rhodes Mrs. f. E. Steere,
Mrs Jerome Arendt, Mrs. Will J. Coop
: err. Mrs J. C. Cohen, Mrs. Bailey, and
| Mrs. Thompson.
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The marriage of Mr.. Peter r. Phil
lips and Mrs. Florence Edna Edwards
was celebrated quietly at st. James
Episcopal Church last Thursday, Mar.
9th. The officiating clergyman was
REV. Canon Hilton. Mrs w. H. Rick
ard, mother of the bride was present,
as was her brother, w. J. Richard.
Rev. Fenton-Smith assisted at the
marriage. Mr. Phillips is very well
known in Hilo and his recent appoint
ment to the position of purser of the
Inter-Island S. S. Mauna Kea caused
pleasure to a host of friends. The
newly married couple left for Homo
lulu by the Mauna Kea and will re-
side at the capital.-Hilo Tribune.
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General r. H. Pratt, U. S. A., retir-
eded, of Denver is visiting Honolulu
in company with his wife. They arriv-
ed here on Monday by the Manchuria.
General Pratt served throughout the
Civil War as a volunteer and after
wards originated the plan for educat~
ing the Indians by means of industrial
schools, and became the superintendent
of the famous Carlisle school, which
place he held until about four years
ago.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Royal d. Mead left on
the Alameda on Wednesday for a sew
eral months visit to the Coast.
Madam Blanche Arral, who created
= a furore throughout Australia in her
presentation of selections from grand
opera in costume, is likely to appear
here some time next month. w. D.
Il Adams, manager of the Hawaiian
Opera House, received advices from
her manager yesterday to the effect
that while en- route to the mainland
this month to fill engagements, she
might stop off here for a recital. She
is a woman of remarkable expression
and has a Lovely voice.
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After nearly a years absence on a
tour around the world, Dr. Huddy and
his sister Mrs. Hill returned by the
Mariana on Tuesday. Most of the
time they spent in Europe, meeting
quite a number of Honolulu folk in
Germany, especially. They returned
home by way of Australia where they
visited for some time. Mrs. Hit! is the
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