The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-15

Fleming, who has been one Of Homo
lulus mainstays on the polo field for
years. The best wishes of all will go
with the two brides
Miss Eva Mclean returned to San
Francisco on the Alameda after a stay
of several years, in Honolulu. Her
many friends were very sorry to see
her go.
James w. w. Brewster has taken a
position at the Naval Station.
Mrs. S. F. Burbank, the wife of En-
gineer Burbank of Captain Otwells
office, arrived by the Sheridan Wednes-
day evening. She brought her family
of four bright children with her.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dat of this city
went to Haleiwa Saturday for a ten
days visit. They arrived in the even
ing and it commenced to rain the next
morning, the showers raising the level
of the water in the Wahiawa dam six
feet and adding greatly to Mr.. Oats
reputation as a rainmaker.
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Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Edith Spalding to Lieutenant
Manuel Mordecai Garrett, U. S. A.
This event, which will mean the loss
to Honolulu of one OF its prettiest
members of the younger set, will take
place in st. Andrews Cathedral at $3.50
on the evening of August 26.
Lieut.. Garrett is wellknown in this
city, being kamaaina, for he became
acquainted with his bride while an Off
Ger in the Tenth Infantry, when 1t
was stationed at Camp Mckinley. The
bridal couple will take the september
transport for the Coast and go direct
to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana
polls, where they are to be stationed
for the next two years. Lieut.. Garrett
has just completed his tour of duty in
Alaska and will once more get back
to within the bounds of real civiliza-
ton.
Mrs. E. W. Kopke and her two
daughters leave today for a ten days
stay at the Haleiwa hotel.
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Judge and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole are
spending a few weeks at the Castle
summer residence above Olinda on the
} Island of Maui.
} Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Erdman, who
: have been spending a few weeks at
the Peninsula, return to their resi-
dence at Mokuleia, Waialu,a today.
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An informal tennis tournament at
the Pleasanton courts has become
regular affair with the Misses Bland
and a number of their town friends.
Miss Lillian and Miss Grace Robert
son were the hostesses at Wailele last
Tuesday. There were twenty-five in
jolly tallyho party who enjoyed a
pleasant supper and magnificent ride
back by moonlight.
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Mrs. James K. Parsons, the wife of
Captain Parsons, of the Twentieth In
fantry, has been seriously i'll at Fort
Shafter from appendicitis. Her friends
will be glad to hear that she is now on
the road to recovery.
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Mrs. James Wilder, who has been
rather indisposed for some time past,
is now much better and has come
down from the James Wilder bunga-
low on Tantalus and is now staying
with the Gerrit Wilders. Her mother,
Mrs. Harnden, is at the Tantalus cot
tage with the two Wilder children and
will probably remain there for some
weeks. With its superb location and
!, the artistic care which has been Law
: ished on it, this Tantalus home is one
of the prettiest on the whole island.
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The members of the Bachelors Club
of Thurston avenue, gave swimming
q party at the Moana Thursday night
Those present were the four Warren
. brothers, Chester HUM and DR.. Hand
= of the club with the following guests:
. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson, the Misses Bland
q Brown and Tower.
On Friday evening practically the
same party went on a tallyho ride tc
v Wailele having supper and returning
s to the city by moonlight.
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s Miss Picknell and Miss Eackle, Of
s Williams California, are among thu
q recent arrivals at the Pleasanton.
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IS Miss Helen N. Judd of this city is
e spending the summer at Haleiwa, fire
quently receiving visits from her many
friends and relatives in this city.
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1t One of the pleasantest parties which
was given during the week was tina
of George Brown FOrd's Island wal