The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-20

Mr. James Dougherty gave "a dinner
party at the Young Hotel ON Thurs
day evening i'm honor of Mr. A. {.
Palfrey. The guests included Mr. f.
t. Thompson, Mr. W. A. Purdy Mr.
+. l.. Waldron, MIR. r. w. Single, Mir
Theo Wolf, Mr. II. S. Gray Mr. Chas.
b. Hail. Mr. VIM Thompson, Mr.. d.
f. McCorriston Mr. Victor Hurd, Mr..
Geo H. Angus. Mr.. j. w. Doyle, Mr..
ID. j. Belser, Mr.. y. A. Balch, Mr., Wal
ter Drake The decorations were in
red-roses and carnations.
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Last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Anterior of Honolulu, gave a surf-ca-
uoeing party at the Moana Hotel. The
breakers were unusually high, and the
guests enjoyed the novel sport Of rid
ing on the crests of the giant break
ers After a dip in the briny deep,
refreshments were served under the
attractive hau tree
| AZ most enjoyable card party was
given Monday evening at the Moana
Hotel The card tables were placed
on the malai lanai; the playing began
promptly at $50. After each rub
| Der the guests were requested to pi-
! yot Mrs. Russell, of Vancouver, b.
| c., won the first prize an oriental
| tray, inlaid with silver, and Lieuten-
ant Moses was awarded the mems
prize, a sterling silver match box,
with the Hawaiian coat of arms,
Acong the guests present were Mrs.
Walter r. Leeds, Los Angeles, Miss
! Van Mugs, Los Angeles, Mrs. T. /. G.
Barr, San Francisco Mrs o. G.. La
beree, Spokane, Wash, DR.. f. l.. Min
er, Honolulu, r. H., Mr.. M. S. Grin
baum, San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w Smith, Fargo, N. Dakota, Mrs. r.
r. NJ. w. Russell, Vancouver B. c.
Mr. Geo. E. Litchey, Waterloo Iowa,
Mrs. S. w. Miller, Chicago, H., Mr.
H. NJ Reed Waterloo, Iowa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tompkins, Colorado, Mr.. Fra
zier, Miss Green, Victoria, B. G., Mr..
Geo. A. Bachelor, Menlo Park, Mrs.
Macpherson, Vancouver, B. c.
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Mrs. r. G. Macpherson and Mrs. f.
R. Med. Russell, of Vancouver, B. G.,
were the guests of honor at Bridge
party, given by Capt. and Mrs Ram
sey, U. S. NJ. c., on Thursday last.
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Messrs. F. B. Stone and w. e.
Hodges, the railroad magnates of Chi
cago, and their party, are expected to
return from the Volcano this morn
ing, They will register at the Young.
Mrs. Herman Ashley Robertson,
wife of Commander Robertson,
Of the U. s. S. Tennessee who is psend-
ing the winter at the Moana Hotel,
had issued invitations for a Valentine
dinner and a Valentine luncheon. The
former was to have been given in hon
or of Miss Van Mugs, of Los Angeles
and the latter complimentary to
Mrs. Leeds, of California. The two
functions were to have been most Ella
borate, all the favors and decorations
to carry out the st. Valentine cele-
bration. Owing to Mrs. Robertson
little sons attack Of Influenza the en-
tertainment has been postponed
Miss Ruby Dawson and Miss Min
ME Dunning, well known Modesto
young ladies, who have been enjoy
ing a six weeks vacation visit in Ho-
nOlulu and the Hawaiian Islands, ar
rived safely at home on the three
O'Clock train yesterday afternoon.
The young ladies report a delightful
trip with nothing to mar its pleasure
throughout. They have a number of
friends and acquaintance in the Pa
radise of the Pacific" whom they WIS.,
tied while there.-Modesto News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Young will
leave for Honolulu this week, Their
intention being to remain at the ISL
ands for two months or sos. f
Globe.
Mr.. Paul Muhlendorf entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Stackabe, anC
Miss Neumann, a sister of the latter
at dinner at the Young Hotel on Wed
nesday evening.
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The informal Hop given at the Mo
ana Hotel, Wednesday evening wal
thoroughly enjoyed by the young peo
pie.
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The Hawaiian Band gave an eXcep
tionally fine concert on the AleXande
Young Hotel Roof-Garden, last Thurs
day evening.
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Mr.. j. w. Smith of Fargo, North Da
kota, and MS family are spending tn
winter at the Moana Hotel. Mr.. Smit
is an ardent motorist, having brough
down his seven-seater Thomas Flyer
and is most enthusiastic over the eX