The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-17

splendid turnout promised making this
necessary.
Invitations go out in today's mail,
but the committee wishes it understood
that any one eligible may obtain these
from any of its members The haste
in getting up the affair makes it pro-
bable that some have been overlooked.
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Mrs. A. D. La Motto, of San Fran
cisco, who has been in this city for a
number of weeks, and who was to
leave for the Coast by the China, has
decided to remain over till the Man
churia sails.
Lieutenant Philip G. Wrightson OF
the Twentieth Infantry battalion sta
toned at Fort Shafter, has been or
dered to report to a board at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, to be examined
for promotion.
Miss Mamie B. Winston, whose real
home is in this city, will leave on the
Manchuria for a stay on the mainland.
Her plans are undecided as yet in re-
gard to her return to this city.
There should be a good sized turn
out of local society people at the Paci-
fc Tennis Club today to witness the
first games in the tournament of the
championship of the Islands. The
winners should be picked from the
following: A. L. Castle, w. L. War
rem and r. A. Cooke.
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Miss Maud Jones, of this city, who
has been in Seattle for several months
on a visit to friends, returned this
morning on the Mariana, looking even
prettier than when she left for the
Coast
Mrs Arthur Wilder, of this city, who
has been undergoing treatment in a
hospital in San Francisco has being
doing so well that she is out of the
institution and visiting with her mo-
Their, Mrs Giffard, at the Charlemagne
apartments.
Tonight the dance given by the. Mo-
ana Hotel will be the great attrac-
ton, though Mrs. Ballou's reception
will mean that a great many local
people will be gathered at her home
to meet Lieut.. Commdr. and Mrs. Rob-
ertson. The officers of the fleet took
up the Moana dances when they were
here last month in a manner which re-
called old times and the same should
take place tonight
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Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Wight, of this
city, who went to San Francisco a few
weeks ago, have gone on to Seattle
and will come back by the northern
route.
Mr. Halstead and her daughter Mrs.
Lakeland have returned to San Fran
cisco after a visit at Lake Tahoe,
where they were joined by Norman
Halstead who came on from Kentucky.
The other boys are coming up from
Mexico and a little family reunion
will be held in Los Angeles.
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/ The FaXon Bishops, when last heard
| from, were motoring through Switzer
land and were accompanied by Mrs.
/ Pfotenhauer of this city. They eX-
pect to be Joined later in France by
the Henry buttons, who are well
known here, Mrs. Dutton being a Ho-
nolulu girl. They will return home
before the Christmas season.
4 & e
Local people will be glad to write
their congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. f. Hamburg, of San Francisco on
the arrival of a baby boy Mrs. Hum
burg and her youngest are doing well
and very happy.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Parmelee leave
in the Mariana for a visit to the Colo
MES.
Miss Mae Brown, a sister of. Mrs.
Ephraim c. Smith of Pearl City, leaves
in the Mariana for a visit of six
months with her folks in Australia.
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OF course the great event of the
week will be the ball to be given at
the Young Hotel under the auspices
Of the fleet committee but with the
ladies of the committee in direct
charge. The invitations were sent out
on Thursday and it is safe to say that
few who received this attention will
fail to be present.
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Captain c. w. Orwell, of the U. s
ARMY Engineer Corps, who has beer