The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-28

Barbara, and of distinguished Spanish
ancestry, will be asked to. act as Don
Gaspar de Portola at the Festival in
San Francisco in October.-S. F. Bull
letin.
Mrs. Dening was a through passen-
ger on the Nippon Maru from San
Francisco. ,.e
DR.. Carl Ramus, who was formerly
head of the United States Marine Hos
pital Service at Honolulu, and left
here to go to Ellis Island to do immi-
grant work, has been ordered to Ho-
nolulu, and will arrive here about the
middle of September
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Mrs. Ogden Mills, the mother of
Lady Grannard, has leased the home
of Bulwer Lytton, and will entertain
extensively In the British capital
S. F. Bulletin.
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William M. Giffard of Honolulu who
has been staying at the Fairmont ho-
tel with his family, is now at Del
Monte. His son, Harold is an enthu-
siastic golfer, being scratch play
er on the Honolulu links The course
and putting greens on the Hawaiian
Islands remain green throughout the
year. Harold Giffard may return to
ell Monte for the big golf tournament
that begins the 2Sth.-Call.
Miss Dunlop, daughter of the late
Bishop Dunlop of Arizona, a mission
ary to Honolulu, is spending her va
cation in Long Beach and yesterday
gave very interesting talk to the
juniors of st. Andrews class of st.
Luke's Episcopal church, on her work
and surroundings in Honolulu. Miss
Dunlops mother and sister are with
her here's. F. Chronicle.
Rear Admiral Hollyday, U. S. NJ, is
coming on the same boat as the Con-
'gressional party. to renew mis- inspec-
ton of the Pearl Harbor work.
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Senator c. H. Dickey and his son
Lyle Dickey leave next week on a
world tour They will take in the
Seattle Fair cross the continent, stop
ping for brief visits en- route They
will pass through Europe, Suez Canal,
India, China and Japan.
DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brodie of
Detroit who have been visiting Cali
fornia, left for Honolulu during the
week for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Bro
die was formerly Miss Ann Tallant,
daughter of the late well known bank
er, ]. D. Tallant. Her first husband
was Austin G. Tubbs who died several
years ago. She married Dr. Brodie
last year in Washington, d. c. 1
am told Mrs. Brodie dislikes Detroit
where DR.. Brodie is one of the lead
ing and most prominent physicians;
she longs for her old California home
and friends and is trying to persuade
DR.. Brodie to take up his residence
here.-Town Talk
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PALO ALTO, August 1.-THE an
nouncement has been received here by
friends of the young couple of the
marriage of Miss Irene Crook of Maui,
Hawaiian Islands, to Harrison Foss of
this city, which was quietly celebrat-
ed in San Francisco on Wednesday.
Mr. nd will
home in this city, Mr.. Foss being a
member of the Stanford University ia
Guilty in the civil engineering depart
ment.
Immediate steps are being taken by
the navy officials to put the four
cruisers, West Virginia, Maryland, Ca
lifornia and South Dakota, in readi-
ness so that these vessels may leave
on Sunday for a cruise to Seattle. They
will be one of the attractions of the
Alaska-Yukon Exposition. The quar-
tet of fighting ships will remain in the
north until September 1, when they
will return to San Francisco, coal and
proceed to Honolulu and the Asiatic
station with four other armored cruis-
ers under the command Of Admiral
Uriel Sebree.-S. F. Bulletin.
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Dir. and Mrs. Moore returned to
town Tuesday after a sojourn at Hal
leiwa. Mrs. Moore is much benefited
by her stay in the country.
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Mrs. Renton Hind of Kohala. and
Miss Hall of San Francisco are stop
ping at the Pleasanton. These ladies
intend to enter the tennis tournament
for the championship next Saturday.
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The postponement of the wedding
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