The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-11

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bits father Thought her crude.
Bier mother Thought him simply
mad
His mother thought her rude,
Her urcles Thought hc was @ churI
His ucles Thought her dense.
But he thought her a "corkiug girl
And she thought him immense"
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Society is looking forward with
much expectation to- the Shriuer's ball
which has been set for February 2tst
This event is expected to- be the most
important event of the season II will
be held at either the Moaua or the
Young Hotel. and invitations will be
sent out early as no doubt there will
be a large attendance of society folk
from the other islands The arrange
ments are I'm charge of the Arab Pat
roI which is already well along with
the details of the affair
The second of the Saturday morning
literary readings Of the Kilohana Art
League was held at 10 o'clock today
at the League rooms at Beretania and
Miller streets, and was well attended
The work is in charge of Mrs. L. L.
McCandless, and subject, as last week
was Browning Much interest and
pleasure is being manifested in the
study.
Ms. Charles l.. Rhodes expects to
leave shortly for San Francisco where
she will probably visit for several
months.
The band concert at the Seaside Ho-
tel on Thursday evening attracted a
large crowd. The evening was a most
beautiful one, and was much enjoyed
by all
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Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Atwater return
ed from the Coast on the China this
week, after spending some time on the
Mainland.
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Mrs. Herbert Winslow and three
children from Portland stopped over
from the steamer China on their way
to Shanghai and are staying with Mrs.
Winslow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Lyle, Spencer street. Mr.. Winslow
will follow them later.
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Miss Pardee and Miss Edwards of
Kauai were visitors in the city this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Rolph and
Miss Dorothy Rolph arrived from the
Coast on the China on Tuesday and
will visit in Honolulu for some weeks.
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The death of Mrs. z. S. Spaulding
in Los Angeles, which occurred this
week, will be sad news to many friends
OF the deceased, who was born in the
islands, and had many friends here.
The sympathy of all will go out to the
bereaved husband who left here on the
Alameda on receipt of his wife's criti-
cal condition, but who of course will
arrive too late
Mrs. A. f, Griffiths is not receiving
during the present month.
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The Kilohana Art League is consid-
ering plans for celebration of the Mar
di Gras season. Some interesting and
novel features are contemplated. The
Dramatic Circle of the League has al
so been doing some work with a view
OF giving a play later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.. Kennedy arrived
from San Francisco Tuesday.
Miss Alma Leeder, who for the past
several months has been the guest of
Miss Lillian Patty, leaves today for her
home in Sydney on the Moana. She
expects to stop for some time in FIJI
Islands en- route. Miss Leeder has
made many friends in Honolulu who
will be sorry to lose her.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Brown have re-
turned from trip to Molokai
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lon given by Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Mcmillan of Minneapolis last week.
The figure of the second half of the
cotillon was an auction of English no
blemen. The men reDresented the