The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-29


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"On the 10Th the finals of the an
nual tennis tournament mixed dou'
bles, of the Puunene Athletic Asso-
citation were played and won by Miss
Woods and Mr.. Turner over Mrs. Dale
and Mr.. f. F. Baldwin two sets all.
These games are usually played on
Aug. 18th but were crowded out this
year.
Governor Frear has granted the
petition to establish a new voting pre-
cinct embracing Kaupakalua and Ma
kawao between Halehaku and Waieli
gulches."
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Mrs r. K. Parsons of Fort Shafter
is home from Haleiwa where she spent
ing of "Haoles" that the Managers
trip.
Miss E. A. Ludwig of Los Angeles,
is at Camp Yosemite with an enthus-
iastic party of visitors, most of whom
are teachers from the Hawaiian ISL
ands who have been attending the
summer school at the University of
California. The party consists of the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor,
Miss Mabel Ladd, Miss Danford, Mrs.
q. Wilson, Miss M. Hornsby, Miss
Mary Miller, Miss Jean Angus, Miss
Dell Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Alex
ander Miss Margaret Mossman, Miss
Agnes Judd, Miss Grace Crockett,
Miss Mary Franco, Miss Maude
Woods, Miss NJ Fleming, Mr.. W. K.
Wheeler and Geo. B. Fryer. Mr.. Fry
er is stopping at Camp Ahwahnee.
They arrived ill the valley Tuesday.
Yesterday they took passage upon the
hurricane deck of the wise trail mule
and sailed to the heights of Eagle
Peak. Tomorrow they will leave for
Wawona and the Mariposa Big Trees
via Glacier point. Miss Ludwig will
leave San Francisco on the 18th with
a party for a trip to the Grand Canon
of Arizona.
DR.. Elliot and hts daughter Miss Ell
lott, with their friend Miss Eaton, are
stopping at the Pleasanton for about
three weeks, as a rest from their trip
around the world The Elliotts are
from New York and Miss Eaton halls
from London.
Mrs. Rees, the wife of the COM
,o,ondont Of tbo Naval Citation hos va
turned from a trip to the Volcano
House and is ready to do her share
toward making the stay of the Pacific
fleet a pleasant one.
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Mrs. Bland of Pasadena and heI
two daughters, who have been at the
Pleasanton for the past six weeks
spent the week end at the Won Holt
place in the Waianae mountains. They
leave for the Orient very soon, on
their way around the world
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Miss NJ. Phillips, Mrs. E. Brown and
Mrs. Haughs are spending a week al
Haleiwa.
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Mrs. Olson entertained at the Plea
santon several times during the week
On Tuesday night she was the hostess
at an informal dinner, her guests be-
ing Mrs. and Miss Mist and Mrs. Hos
mer On Tuesday she was the hostess
at delightful tea which was attended
by about twenty-five of her lady
friends of the city and last night g
bridge party with twenty guests occu.
pied the evening. Supper was serv,
ed in one of the private dining rooms
and pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all.
w. T. Robinson of Waikiki was
among the arrivals by the Mauna Kes
this morning and is stopping at tht
Young Hotel.
The Mongolia carried away a large
number of local people yesterday
among them being good sized crowt
from Kauai. Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Robinson, with their four sons ant
daughter, were among the passengers
Mr.. Robinson's mother, Mrs. H. S
Robinson and his wife's mother, Mrs
J. S. Gray, were also in the party
Three of the sons will swell the Ha
waiian delegation which is now at
tending Harvard.
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Miss Hazel Hebron was among the
passengers to the Coast on the Ala
media. She has long been considered
one of the prettiest girls in Honolulu
and will be greatly missed by hel
many friends here. She expects t.
be away for year. visiting during
that time with friends and relatives
p in California, Oregon and Washington
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Mrs. Gardner Wilder left for tn,
Coast on the Alameda She will NEE
her sister, Miss May Barnes, at SaI
Francisco and together they will visi
Yosemite and Yellowstone.
Lieut.. Carrot, who was married OF