The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-20
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THEWEEK

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that have seen during The week have
been Mr.. and Mrs. Gartley, Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips, Miss Green. the Misses
Angus, Mr. and Mrs Olson the Mac
farlanes, Miss Wight, Miss Leslie. Miss
Beerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hotel, Miss
Mills, the Misses Lucas and many
others.
F. F. Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin. who
arrived home in the Manchuria left for
their home on Maui by the Mauna Kea
Tuesday.
Miss Julia Klumpke will give a re-
cital this evening at the Young Hotel,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Morn
ing Music Club.
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Miss Davies of New York and Miss
Roycroft of Australia are guests at the
Pleasanton. They are finishing a tour
of the world which has lasted over two
years.
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Mrs. William Mut61 and Miss Viola
Mulch arrived home Friday in the Ala
media.
Mr. w. c. Crook and Mrs Crook
arrived in the Alameda yesterday.
They will visit here some time before
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cohen arrived
home in the Alameda Friday.
The officers OF the Maine and Alaba-
ma have been entertained a good deal
at luncheons and dinners during the
past week. and they are all sorry to
leave in a way. but are glad to know
that they are homeward bound.
DR.. Wilcox, who succeeds J. G. Smith
at the Experiment Station has taken
apartments at the Tfeasanton.
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The coming week will also be busy
st. Louis is in port, and many forms of
entertainment are being arranged in
it's honor. Several dances will prob
ably be given at the different hotels, to
say nothing of Iuncheons and dinner
parties
Mr.. H. Hedemann was a returning
passenger in the Alameda Friday.
Mrs E. S. Cunha, who left last Sun
day in the Nevadan, sent word to her
family by cable that she had arrived
safely and was much improved in
health.
The opening of the dramatic season
at the Orpheum on Monday night will
no doubt draw large number of the
smart set. as the Butler Company nave
made many friends here during their
last visits. A number of the New York
successes will ne presented during the
season, and already seats have been
engaged for the opening nights of each
: new play that will be presented during
their stay The company has been Sc
, lected with great care, and the theate1s
= loving public will be able to enjoy
: season which will probably last sew
: eral months.
MIS-. G. H. Olson entertained a num-
+ Der of 4er friends at tea yesterday af-
ternoon at the Pleasanton.
The next Pacific Mail liner from the
t Coast will probably bring back the
t majority of the younger set from the
schools and colleges on the mainland.
5 Great plans are being made for the
2 ball which will be given at Waikiki
7 for the officers of the Atlantic fleet on
, Uses to be one OF the most brilliant
e that has ever been given here, and the
lovers of dancing will no doubt turn
out in large numbers to welcome the
; distinguished guests
Charles Hartwell and Mrs Hartwell
u are in town for a few days.
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The naval officers now in port all say
that Honolulu people do not entertain
the way they used to in the days gone
Z by. The reason for it no one seems to
be able to explain, but it is to be hoped
that they will exert themselves from
'' now on to regain their reputation as
hosts