The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-18
SOClALEVENTS OF THE WEEK

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. Olive Branch Rebokah Lodge So q
I o. O. F gave an "at nome Thurs.
day evening az the lodgeroom the oc-
casion being the ninth anniversary of
the institution of the lodge An the
different branches of the order were
well represented, aud the affair was a
very pleasant one Card playing, re-
freshments and general sociabillty
constituted the program for the even
ing
Among the returning passengers by
the Mongolia on Monday. were Mr.
aud Mrs. J. r. Myers of Kilauca plan
tation, Kauai who nave been on a
visit of several weeks to Japan. and
other places in the Orient
The Chicago Tribune in late issue
publishes a photograph of Mrs Joseph
Colemans fourteen-yoar-old son,
grandson of United States Shipping
Commissioner Il. n. Almy The child
is heir to many millions of the famous
Cobb estate
HALEIWA, January 1.-THE Con-
cordia Band of Honolulu spent last
Sunday at the Haleiwa Hotel. The or
ganization, numbering ~ members, ar
rived on Saturday evening returning
to Honolulu on the $40 train Sunday
night An elaborate dinner was serv-
ed them on Saturday evening. The
concert given by them on Sunday af-
tenroon was greatly enjoyed by the
guests of the house, and many planta-
ton people present. The outing Of the
band was greatly enjoyed by all
Among the visitors at Haleiwa last
Sunday We're DR.. NJ. e. Grossman
Mrs. E. l.. Shepperd and Miss M. r
Shepperd Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Stone
-, of Manila, were also guests for the
day.
The Rev Mr. ard Mrs. Simpson and
two sons are spending a week or two
II at Haleiwa enjoying the bathing and
he golfing.
Mrs. l.. N. Gay and daughter arrived
- last Monday and have been enjoying
:" the pleasant weather, and environ
ments at the hotel
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~ Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Bott, of Ia
= coma, Washington, are visiting in Ho-
- nolulu for several weeks They arriv-
- ed on the Mapchuria and expect to re-
- turn on the return trip of the same
vessel
Is Mr.. and Mrs. August Haneberg en-
u tertained a number of their friends re-
~ Gently at whist party given in their
Up home in Piedmont. The house was
Is decorated in red berries and green's
"a and a Hawaiian supper completed the
C. pleasures of the evenings. F. Chron-
IL icle, January 5.
~
lie The Lewis home at Waikiki on
Le Thursday afternoon was the scene OF
a very pretty luncheon given by Mrs.
De Harry Lewis in honor of Princess Ka-
IN wananaSOa. The house was very
ct tastefully decorated with chrysanthe-
to NUNS and violets, the table decora-
n tions being purple and yellow. The
centerpiece was large bunch of vel
low chrysanthemums, while huge
IN punches of violets were placed in front
er of each seat at the table. The place
W cards were hand-painted of the XVI
lie century period After luncheon bridge
Id was INDUCED in, the prizes going to
+, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. DR.. High. Be-
Ly sides the guest of honor the following
l. were present: Mesdames Humphris
Il Halves, High, Parker Murray Grin
ID baum, Phillips, Brown and Miss Nam
W ny Winston.
re 8 & &
Iy Mr.. and Mrs Stafford Heapy left
5. by the Moana on Monday for Sydney
E. expecting to be gone for about three
lie months.
Mr.. and Mrs e. S, Aldrich of War
o. two years ago, arrived in the Manchu,
r. ria for a visit of two months.
N Mrs. George d. Gear, who has been
Tn spending several weeks visiting friends
in Honolulu and other places in the
Territory, departed for San Francisco
s. on the Mongolia the first of the week
& & &
an Miss Mabel N. Taylor departed or
in the Kinau on TUESDAY to visit friends
" on Hawaii for several weeks
m 8 & &
rt Mrs. Albert McGurn, after visiting
friends in town for some weeks, ha'
returned to Kauai.
l. & 4 .
IN H. F. Wichman and two daughters
Va left in the Mongolia for Germany
r. where they will make their home fol