The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-16

dance at the nOJel dlJerWdTu. NOSE
that remained for dinner were Mr. and
Mrs. George Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
p. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ivers,
Major and Mrs. Potter and DR. and
Mrs. Brinckerhoff.
Miss Marion Roth who made such a
success in the "Ma Cherie" dance in
The Mascot, has consented to take
part again during the three nights that
the popular opera will be given dur
ing the stay of the fleet. Marion is
always favorite at any function that
she attends, as her wit and manners
are so bright that she makes friends
everywhere she goes. 1t is quite pos
sible that she will go East this fall to
study music, as she has a rich, clear.
soprano voice that could be greatly i'm
proved by good training.
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James F. Morgan left in the Alamo
da for trip for his health. Mr.. Nor
gan has been far from we'll for some
time back and his physician ordered
a complete rest for few weeks.
Miss Adele Morgan and Mr.. John
Fleming will probably be married
some time in the early fall.
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The Seaside this last week has Deen
the gathering place for society at the
two dances that have been given. The
beautiful moonlight evenings and cool
breezes have drawn more than the
usual number of the smart set to en-
joy the dancing. Among those that |
have noticed have been the WIIders,
DaVises, Macfarlanes, Iverses, Brooches,
behring's, Cummings, Saunderses and
many others.
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Colonel A. G. Halves of the bohe-
milan club will leave shortly after the
departure of the feet for Honolulu,
where Mrs. Halves and his married
daughter are residing.-Call.
Society will be given a treat in Miss
er and Interpreter of Scotch dialect
who will arrive in Honolulu on June
80 and will give series of six drama
tic recitals at the Young Hotel and
the Kilohana Art League. Miss Oliver
comes with the highest testimonials
frdlR all the cities in which she has
given readings, and has personal let
ters of congratulation from such au-
thors as j. M. Barrie, Ian MacLaren
and S. R. Crockett, whose works she
has used in her recitals
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Society at present is all absorbed
about the reception and ball which
will be given for the sailors of the
fleet when they arrive in July.
number of matrons and maids are
very doubtful if they will consent tC
dance with Jack" but a number o
the most exclusive set are perfectly
willing to dance with the boys tina
help to make history.
In San Francisco and other place,
that the fleet have visited, the leadinl
. members of the smart set have onl!
been too willing to receive Jack tn,
same as the officers, and it seems yer!
narrow-minded on the part of societ.
r here to even think of sighting tn
man behind the gun
: In the navy are any number OF sail
; ors who have blood, standing and so
r cial position behind them, and to re
fuse to dance with them would meal
a gross insult.
} Society here have been very Willing
p in the past to hobnob with many WIFI
have no social position anywhere i
the world, and when the matter come
= down to the realization of facts, tn
r sailors are just as much and possibl
: more entitled to be received than
S large number who attempt to be call
l ed eligible in the smart set.
1 At any rate it is to be hoped tina
e when they do arrive the members G
a the smart set will receive them an
D not make the brave boys in blue fee
1 that they have no right in the gay