The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02

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crime Hopper, Katherine Goodale, Rem
ny Cation, Ethel Angus, Alice Cooke,
Lillian and Oracle Robertson and
Irene Fisher. Their guests were
Messrs. George Fuller Robert Cation,
Ed Loomis Harry Lucas, Chester Liv-
ingston, Jack Young, Fred and Sher-
wood Lowrey, Robert McCorriston,
Will Castle, Rogers, Page, Jones' Bo-
wen, Rycroft, Macintosh, Johnson,
Perkins and OBrien.
The leap year custom, the girls
choosing their own partners. was car
ried out and the ladies called for
those whom they invited in automo-
biles, hacks, etc. This of course start
ed things off with a rush and until
that last note of music faded away
all enjoyed a jolly time. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Damon acted as the chap
erones of the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davies gave a
pleasant little dinner for a number OF
their friends at the Moana on New
Years Eve.
The dance on New Years Eve at
the Moana Hotel was one of the plea
santest since the departure of the
fleet Honolulu society turned out as
it always does for this annual event
and until long after the last car had
gone the tunes of Ernest Kaai's quin-
tet were still ringing out for those
who wished to finish up the evening
with a taste of morning fun.
A dainty punch was served by the
attendants and the floor was in per-
feet shape for dancing. Among those
noticed were Judge and Mrs. H, E.
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Whitney,
Dr.. and Mrs. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs.
A G. Halves Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Deering, Dr. Miner and Miss Miner,
Judge Quarles and Mrs. Quarles, Miss
Lyons, Miss Girvin, Miss Sara Lucas,
Mr.. F. e. Thompson, Mrs. Saunders,
Miss Saunders, the Misses Lloyd, Miss
Mollie Grace, Mrs. George Angus, Mr.
and Mrs. Riggs, DR.. and Mrs. Mon
sarrat, Miss Monsarrat, Major and
Mrs. Dunning, Major and Mrs. Morris,
Lieut.. Pardee, Miss Spalding, Miss
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lar
mach, Mr.. and Mrs Sutton and many
others.
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Among the arrivals by the Korea
was Miss Nellie B. Glenn, of Palo
Alto, California, who expects to make
her home in Hawaii. Miss Glenn is a
most charming and clever little lady
and made many friends at the Moana
dance on New Years Eve, her first OPP
portunity Of meeting Honolulu people
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Grinbaum have
returned to this city and will stay
through the winter They have taken
apartments at the Moana
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Cards have been received in this
city from DR.. and Mrs. Taylor Hud-
son of Bolton, Tex, announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary
Hudson, to Captain Wilson Thomp-
son Davidson, medical corps, United
States army. The wedding took place
November % at the home of the bride.
Captain and Mrs. Davidson are here
on a brief honeymoon trip, but sail
today on the Korea for Honolulu. Lat
er they will go to China and Japan
and thence to Manila, where their
home will be for several months. Cap
tain Davidson is one of the most DO
pular army officers who have been sta
toned at the Preside in recent years
and has many friends in this city and
also in Monterey, where he was sta
toned for awhile. Mrs. Davidson is
a charming and accomplished girl
S. F. Call, December %.
The local friends of Captain Drew,
the commander of the bark r. p. Ri
tibet, have been surprised to hear OF
his marriage to Miss Margaret Clau-
sen of San Francisco. The ceremony
took place in San Francisco on Dec.
20, the bridal pair sailing for Homo
lulu in the Rithet on the following
day. Miss Clausen visited Hawaii,
coming down as a passenger with
Captain Drew, last summer and made
very many friends while here.
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After a stay of only a few weeks in
this city Miss Helen Wilder left for
her home in Watsonvine, California,
by the Alameda on Wednesday. She
expects to return to this city in Au-
gust for a short visit and will, in Sep
TENDER, start on a tour of the world,
in which she will be accompanied by
Miss Copeland, of jacksonville.
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Among the Honolulu people who
spent the Christmas holidays at the
Volcano House were the following: