The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-03
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THEWEEK

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The reception and recital given by
the Dramatic Circle of the Kilohana
Art League on Thursday evening was
one of the most brilliant and success
full affairs ever given in Honolulu.
The guests were received in the lib
rary and the recital was given in the
entertainment hall. Besides the guests
of honor, Prof. and Mrs. Robert lr-
wing Fulton, the reception committee
consisted of the following ladies and
gentlemen: Secretary and Mrs. E. A.
Mott-Smith, Judge and Mrs. Kings
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Mitchell,
Pres. and Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Wad-
man, Mrs. Hopper, Mr.. d. H. Hitch
cock, Mrs Graham, Mrs. Weldon, Mr..
r. Buchly and Miss Alice Spalding.
The dainty coffee tables were pre-
slider over by Mrs. f. A. Schaefer, Mrs.
E. I. Spalding, Mrs. T. Wall, Mrs. Per-
ley Horne and Mrs. A. f. Grifiths.
Prof. and Mrs. Fulton were enter
tanned by the members of the Buckeye
Club at an auto ride during Thursday
morning They were entertained at
luncheon by Mrs. w. Hopper and the
Wadmans were their hosts at a plea
SAINT dinner. These entertainments
with the reception in the evening made
their stay a very pleasant one All
hope to see Prof. and Mrs. Fulton
back in Honolulu again very soon.
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Mrs. r. J. Buchly and daughter
who have been spending the past FIVE
or six months in Lake County, Califor.
mia, are expected to return to this city
| by the Siberia, due on the second day
of next month.
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| Mrs. Mamie Phillips left for the
| Volcano House on the Lurline early
in the week and will spend about 6
month at the mountain resort. The
head of the Phillips household will
so towards the end of their stay.
Mrs. w. c. Wilder, Mrs. Gardner K
Wilder, Miss May Barnes and Harry
Wilder are all at Tahoe Tavern, Lake
Tahoe, California. While the season
is nearly over the climate is perfect
and with the magnificent scenery they
are enjoying themselves very much.
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Mrs. Halstead, of this city, her
daughter Mrs. Lakeland, and Norman
Halstead who came on from Ken
lucky to visit with his mother and
sister, are also at Tahoe, as well as
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert, the former be-
ing well known here, and a relative OF
the Doles. The little Honolulu colony
is having a good time, with lunches
and like pleasures. Bowling is the
chief exercise and some of the ladies
are prepared to astonish their friends
when they return by the development
of muscle, resulting from this sport.
Mrs. w. G. Walker, the wife of the
manager of Ookala plantation came
down to Hilo on the Enterprise a few
days ago. She has been back to Scot
land on a trip with her two hand
some little girls
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Letters from Miss Hazel Hebron,
who left for the Coast two trips ago
on the Alameda, state that she is hav-
ing fine time Her plans were chang
ed on reaching San Francisco when
she found her old friend Mrs. Behr IN
that city. The latter's husband, Lieut..
Behr U. S. A, is in command of Fort
Columbia, Washington, and Miss He'll
bron was dragged away to the North
west Immediately.
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frear are among
( those booked to sail for San Fran
cisco by the Hilonian during the COM
| ing week.
Sunday trips up Tantalus, in car
riage, on horseback, or even on foot,
are becoming more and more popular.
Among those seen on the mountain
road last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Waldron, Mr. and Mrs. Kluegel
and George Angus.
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All are awaiting the return of the
Armored Cruiser Squadron and the
town will be indeed gay when they
return. This time they will remain
for ten days and we shall become even
better acquainted with one of the fin
est sets of men whom Honolulu has
ever been given an opportunity to well
come.
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On the twenty-seventh of this
month the music lovers of Honolulu
will turn out en- masse to hear one or
the treats which the local musicians
have been preparing for months. This
will be in the shape of a concert CIV
en- by Rudolph J. Buchly at the
Charles r. Bishop Hall, Punahou Col