The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-04
Nature taking still holds sway,
That is fiat.
You can see it any day
On a fiat
The Circle

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Mrs. Alice L. Hutchinson gave an
Old Year supper" at her home on
Beretania street Tuesday night which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all Cards
and mush were in order until eleven
thirty, when the party partook of a
sumptous repast Those who enjoyed
watching the old year out and the new
year in were Mr. ana Mrs. Albert f..
Along, Mrs Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Henshall Mr.. and Mrs,
James w w. Brewster, Mr. E. l.. Hut
Crimson. Jr., and Mr. Kenake.
One of the attractive debutantes Of
the winter, who has already been for
mally introduced is Miss Annie Doug
lass Graham, daughter of Mrs Hubert
Vos by a former marriage. Miss Gra-
ham has been much in Europe, and is
an accomplished linguist. Her mother
is the Hawa ian Princess Kaiklani,
and when a young woman was one Of
the suite of the Queen Of the Sand
witch Islands, accompanying her to the
Jubilee of Queen Victoria Miss Ora
ham has been included at all the i'm
portant dances thus far of the season
N. Y. Herald, Dec. 18th, 1907
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The Dramatic Circle Of the Kiloha-
ma Art League is rehearsing for a play
to be presented some time next month
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w. d. Adams, manager of the Ha
waiian Opera House. received a letter
from Mr.. Turner, manager of Maud
Powell, the world renowned violinist
announcing her contemplated trip to
Australia and asking Mr.. Adams to
arrange for one concert. This will be
given at the Opera House under the
management of Mr.. Adams in March
or April next. Miss Powell is said to
be the equal of Marie Hall, who de-
lighted a Honolulu audience, a few
months ago.
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Quite large number of members of
the Literary Circle of the Kilohana
Art League gathered at the Leagues
home at 10 o'clock this morning and
listened to the first of the series of six
lectures on Browning, by Mrs l.. L.
McCandless, which are to be given
each week at the same time and place.
This is the first work of the Literary
Circle this season, and much interest
is manifested in the program which
has been arranged, and which will car
ry the work well into the spring or
summer
The concert which is being rehears-
ed for at present by the Symphony
Society for next month, is already be-
ing looked forward to with anticipa-
ton by music lovers. The work of the
organization is too well known to es-
cape attention whenever it deigns to
come before the public.
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Friends of Mrs. A. J. Derby will be
sorry to learn of her illness on the
Coast. 1t is considered serious, and
DR. Derby left on a cable message on
the HllOnlan on short notice.
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A fair sized crowd attended the
dance at the Hawaiian Hotel last even
ing. This dance had been announced
as the regular Alameda dance" but
the nOn-arrival of the vessel from
the Coast did not prevent the dance
being given, and a very pleasant time
was had. 1t is possible that another
dance may be arranged during the
stay of the Alameda in port by the
Hotel management.
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The members of the ST. Louis Alum
nj welcomed the New Year with a
dance given in the makai pavilion of
the Alexander Young Hotel, large
number of the members and their
friends attending. One of the Kaai
quintet clubs furnished excellent mu-
sic. Just before midnight souvenirs in
the shape of fish horns, decorated with