The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-23

this talk at the Castle kindergarten
room on King street, next door to the
new Y. w. c. A. home, on Thursday
evening next, at o'clock.
Il. j. Lord, who left in the Alameda
for Washington, gave Chinese din
ner at one of the principal Chinese
cafes on Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Green of San Fran
cisco, who returned to San Francisco
in the same boat: About a dozen
guests formed a very jolly party
Judge Dole is resting on Tantalus,
having gone up wednesday. 1t is
hoped the change of air will bring him
back invigorated for his duties on the
bench Monday morning.
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Mr.. r. r. Elgin of Mahukona has
been in the city this week, putting up
at the Young Hotel.
The wedding of Mr.. Louis Under
wood and Miss Aileen Simpson will
take place at Saint Andrews cathe-
dral at noon, February 2. Mr.. Under
wood is son of Captain Underwood
of the Robert Levers.
Mr.. Gustavus Jordan has returned to
town after four months spent on the
property of the Garden Island Honey
Co. on Kauai. He will remain here
looking after the interests of the COM
pany for several months before going
back to Kauai.
Miss Harriet Hatch, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Hatch, and one of the
greatly feted debutantes this season,
was herself hostess today at a large
luncheon, when her guests were Misses
Weeks, Caroline Murray, Sadie Muir
ray, Aleshire Langfitt, Yvonne Town
send, Howry, Henrietta Fitch, Down
ing, Humphrey Pichon, Talbot, Matt
land, Marshall, Darlington, Lillian
Duncan Baxter, Niche, Davis, Blu
chanan, Leech and the Misses Stoney.
Washington Star.
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George A. Bachelor, a prominent
attorney of Los Angeles California,
arrived last week in the Siberia. He
Will make an extended stay in the
islands.
Walter Dillingham;, who has been in
the city for several days past returns
to Honolulu this week. The trip was
necessitated on account of the pressure
of business, and for this reason Mr..
Dillingham; took no part in formal So
ciety affairs. Mr. Dillingham; is con-
sidered one of the ablest engineering
experts in the country. He is interest
ed in dredging and building the harbor
at Honolulu.-S. F. Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry st. Goar and
Miss Erna st. Goar left for Honolulu,
their intention being to pass the de-
lightful spring months in travelling
about the islands by motor. Miss St.
Goar is one OF the buds of this winter
and her absence from the gay gather
ing of the debutantes will be regretted.
S. F. Globe.
Miss M. J. Wilson, formerly of San
Joe, who is now making Honolulu her
home, is registered at the Young.
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A. F. Knudsen, registered from Ke-
kaha, is at the Alexander Young Ho-
tel. Miss Ruth Knudsen and maid are
also registered at the hotel.
Mrs. Walter Leeds, with her young
son and maid will sail on January
for Honolulu Miss Annie Van Mugs
will accompany Mrs. Leeds, and will
be her guest for two weeks. She will
then join Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Myrick
and Miss Kathleen Spence for a trip
to Hongkong.-Los Angeles Times.
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Manager F. j. Chapman, late of the
local Opera House, states that at the
conclusion of the deal now pending on
that property he will arrange for
visit to Honolulu where he will spend
time. 1t isn't exactly the
call of the wild, but there is something
peculiar in the fact that once having
visited Honolulu one never ceases to
feel the desire to return.-Watsonvill
Pajaronian.
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Hon. w. o. Smith returned from
Maui a few days ago.
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Mrs Minnie C. Aldrich has returned
from her visit to Japan.
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Hon. H. P. Baldwin, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis, has passed
the danger point.
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Miss Aunabel Low, daughter of Eben
Low has returned home after an oper-