The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-13

land Boyd, Crewes, Clarke, Colburn,
Cornwell, Cowan, Coleman, Dwight,
Evans, Freeth, Fern, French, Grace,
Green, Gay, Hebron, Wilcox, Horn
er, Hodnet, Lloyd, Holt, McCorris-
ton, Smith and Simpson and the
Messrs Bruins, Dickson, Mahelona,
Walker Crook Chill.ngworth, Brew
ster, Bruins, Fuller, Doyle and Camp.
bell.
One of the most enjoyable dances
OF the season was given on Wednes-
day evening in the makai pavilion
OF the Young Hotel by a number of
the younger men in the smart set.
The young maidens were Chaperon-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Whitney,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Olsen. Dane
ing was enjoyed until after one o'clock
and every one present voiced the
even ng great success A delicious
punch and other light refreshments
were served during the evening. Err
nest Kaai's quintet boys furnished
the music for the evening. The barn
dance, which is becoming such a rage,
was thoroughly enjoyed, although it
is not graceful to say the least.
Those that were present were: Miss
es Ethel Spa ding, Grace Webster,
Irene Fisher, Marion Waterhouse,
Anna Tucker, Sadie Towle Juliette
Perrin, Violet Damon, Ray Bell, Con-
stance Restarick, Bella McCorriston,
Blanche Soper, Alice Macfarlane,
Eleanor Warehouse, Code Garden,
Florence and Serina Bland and
Sarah Lucas, and Messrs Derwent
Kennedy, W. L. Warren, r. V. Mitch
ell, Stanley Kennedy, E. w. Sutton,
G. H. Whitney, S. BiCkerton, w. A
Greenwich C. Livingston, w. L. Cas-
tie, Arthur Macintosh, Jack Young,
F. S. Warren, w. Garden, W. Ry-
croft, Gustav Schaefer, Robert Nc
Ccrriston and Alfred Cooper.
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Lieut.. w. Garland Fay, U. S. NJ c.,
and Mrs. Fay entertained at dinner
in honor of Paymaster and Mrs.
Brooke on Wednesday evening at
their Matlock Avenue residence.
Dr. Langhorne, u. S. N, and Mrs.
Langhorne have taken apartments at
the Pleasanton.
Z & &
Mr. and Mrs. Odds, who have been
guests at the Pleasanton for some
= time leave for the mainland in the
Mongolia today.
, News was received from Newport,
Oregon, in the last mail from the
coast, announcing the marriage of E.
| p. Irwin and Miss Alice Mooar.
The engagement of Miss Alice B.
r Carpenter of Oberlin, Ohio, to E, W.
b. Sutton has been announced. Mr.
l Sutton will leave for the coast in
r the near future and the wedding will
e take place some time in August, Al
e ter their honeymoon on the mainland
: the couple will return here.
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+ This has been a busy week at Hale
iva Hotel, especially on the 18th Of
i June. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Kennedy
:. organized an auto party for a roun
7. the-island-trip, which is becoming very
:. popular. Twenty-seven were in theil
E party, which took seven machines
:. The party reached Haleiwa Hotel al
y. 2 p. NJ. A very pretty dinner table
5. was set for them The returned t.
J. Honolulu p, m. The total guests
;. were about so at the Hotel on the
s. holiday. The party were as follows
s. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. A. Kennedy Mr.
J. and Mrs, Fred J, Lowrey, Mr., and
l. Mrs Geo. f. Renton, Prof and Mrs
p Grihlth, Mrs, G. Hedeman, Mr., C, X
d Hedeman, Miss Alice Hedeman, Mis-
Do Erllng IIedeman, Mr. Edmund IIede
J. man, Mr. G, Glove Mr., Harold Cas-
= tic, Mr.. j, A, MoCandless, Miss JESSIE