The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-27

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home there having been at annapolis,
O. strategic point in the wars between
the British and French prior 60 The
American revolution Remains of an
extensive fort with blockhouse. masa-
zine and underground passage to- the
waterfront also many quaint tomb
stones of the l1th and 18th centuries
are TO be seen there, at least were some
few years ago It is moreover close
to TN seCene where Longiellow placed
the story of Eyangeline and it has a
good share of the famous tides Of the
Bay of Fundy Mr. Mills was an ac-
! tive business man there and gave his
section good local newspaper Re
moving to British Columbia many
years ago he figured prominently in
business and public life there. Mr. and
Mrs. Mills are delighted with Hawaiis
climate and taking full enjoyment of
their change of air and scene
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Mr.. Charles NJ. Cooke was steadily
recovering at the residence Of the
Rices on Kauai at last accounts.
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Former Governor George II. Carter
and wife returned from a lengthy So
journ away from Hawaii on the Mon
golia on Monday While away. Gov
ernor Carter made visit to Panama.
He passed through the South and in
his travels visited twenty-five States
Mrs. Charles Cooper of Honolulu,
who was well known here as Miss
Kate McGrew, spent a few days in this
city last week, en- route to Paris, where
she will join her brother for a three
months visits. f. Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Duisenberg re-
turned in the Mongolia from their
( honeymoon trip to the mainland. They
: were in California, visiting in the
! southern part of the State, during the
most Of their absence.
Mr. BONNIE gave a private view of
local moving pictures, for the plea
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south pavilion of Alexander Young
Hotel roof garden Friday night. 1t
I was arranged for by the Hawaiian
Promotion Committee. Members Of
the Legislature and the municipal
government were invited. Governor
Frear, Mayor Fern and many Con
tors, Representatives and Supoi.
were present with one or two
dred visitors to Honolulu. Beside -
} choice lot of views shown before
such as the visit of the battleship
fleet, the Parker ranch, the Laupahoe-
hoe landing and day and night scenes
in the volcano-spendid representa-
} lions of the Lincoln Day parade and
the Floral Parade on Washington S
Birthday were produced
There was frequent applause, often
mingled with laughter, as people
were recognized in the pictures, some
of whom on this occasion saw them
selves as others had seen them.
Mr.. H. p. Wood secretary of II. p
c. acted as announcer and Manager
Hertsche of the combined hotels over
saw the comfortable seating of the
guests.
When the large company was rising
to dispense at the close, DR.. Hayes
from the State of Washington called
for a vote of thanks to Alexander
Young for the delightful entertain
ment given to the guests of his three
hotels. The motion was made and
seconded from all over the room and
passed with a chorus of ayes.
The wedding of Miss Cozie Goeas to
Mr. John Fernandez was solemnized at
the Catholic Cathedral on Saturday
evening last in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends. Rev.
Father Stephen officiated. Miss Julia
Goeas, sister of the bride was brides
maid, and S. V. Simao served as
| groomsman. After the ceremony an
enjoyable reception was given by the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anto-
MO Goeas, Quarry street, Ernest Ka-
ais quintet furnishing the music. Mr..
Fernandez is in charge of the Palolo
= pumping station.
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Mrs. l.. C. Hart of Los Angeles is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs How
ard c. Mohr, Prospect street.
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Mr.. James Irvine, a capitalist of San
: Francisco, arrived here in the Mongo-
. liza He was met at the boat by Judge
: Antonio Perry, by whom he will be
entertained.
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Lady Howard did not go to the vol
cano by the Mauna Kea on Tuesday,
but expects to make the trip next