The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-14

ker, Hatch, Marvel, Wilmington, Ian
sing, Lucas, Shingle, Hedeman, Wich-
man, McCorriston, Castle, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy.
II. p. Schwerin, the general manag-
er of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
with his wife, son and daughter are
stopping at the Seaside Hotel. They
have travel with them, Madmoiselle
lie Brun, chauffeur and two maids.
Mrs. Schwerin is a daughter Of Mr.
Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dutton, sister
and brother-in-law of Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane, are registered at the Seaside
Mayor Fern entertained informally
at a Chinese luncheon on Thursday.
The table was tastefully embellished
with evergreens and MALE interspersed
with star lilies A number of choice
Chinese dishes were served.
Among those present were Dr. and
Mrs. McLennan. Secretary 9nd Mrs.
Rivenburgh, Mrs. Reid and Miss Fern.
The Hawaiian band plays today at
the departure of the transport Sheri-
dan &sER
Mayor Fern has presented d sugges-
ton to the Entertainment Committee
through Governor Frear to entertain
the Congressional visitors to Hawaii
with a "luau." The geniality of the
mayor as a host and his rare ability
in the preparation Of Hawaiian feast,
which is almost lost art, insures sue
Cessive if the undertaking is accom-
plished
SIBYL CAMPBELL-REID.
Sibyl Campbell-Reid, who is at pre-
sent visiting Honolulu as a guest of
DR.. and Mrs. McLennan, has been APP
! preached by the theatrical managers
to appear before the public Mrs.
Reid's instructor was the teacher of
King Edward Wis children.
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Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton, who is
stopping at the Peninsula Hotel, was
the hostess yesterday at handsome
luncheon at the Burlingame Club, fol-
lowed by bridge Mrs. buttons guests
were Mrs, c. V. Berger, Mrs. Remi p.
Schwerin, Mrs. Max Rothschild, Mrs
William G. Hitchcock, Miss Alice Mac
Farland and Miss Maud O'Connor--
s. F. Bulletin.
A most thoroughly enjoyable enter
tainment took place last evening at
the California Conservatory of Music
and Irving Institute It was in the
nature of a house warming to cele-
brate the Inauguration of the schools
new home in Preside avenue. Friends
: came from far and near to extend
their congratulation tot hose who have
been so successful in managing the
affairs of the institutes. F. Bulletin
Among the Honolulans who have
Teen graduated from this institution
, are Miss Margaret Castle, the Misses
Mason of Hawaii, Miss Ruth Godfrey
the late Miss Clara Lowrey, Mrs. Riv-
ehburgh ard Edna KrouJa
& & &
Mr.. H. De Young, proprietor of the
San Francisco Chronicle, with his
wife and daughters arrived in the NJ,
rea and are registered at the Moana
Hotel.
A great treat is in store for Homo
lulu people when the Frawley Com,
pany opens its season at the Opera
. House about the middle of October
The company has been strengthened
since it's last appearance here and thu
sixteen members who, comprise it are
of the best of Americas artistes.
Miss Ruth Farley and w. p. MASSEY
3 were united in marriage this morning
: at II O'Clock, at the Episcopal church
. Rev. Hyatt officiating. 1t was a yer!
, quiet wedding, only the groom's fathe
= and DR.. and Mrs. Haskell were pre-
= sent After the wedding a bounteout
luncheon was served at the Chewawt
hotel. (From the Thenatchee Daily
World, Thenatchee, Washington)
Mr. and Mrs. Massey, then drove t
, their new home, Cape Rancho, Cash
. mere, Washington, which is six hour
= from Seattle. Mrs, Massey is tn,
. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, A. c. Earle