The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-04

Wv Va hhS NNiy pASebASeS NAAaASA -
given for some time was on Thurs
day evening which DR.. and Mrs.
Mackan gave at the CORTLAND, in
honor of Mrs. Bannaman, a charming
woman from the East who is at pre-
sent visiting her sister Miss Smith of
Punahou.
The table was decorated with Ameri-
can. Beauties, with place cards in ar
tistic design.
Those present at the dinner were
Miss Margaret Clarke, Mrs. Fred Wa
terhouse, Miss Smith, Mr.. F. Howes
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackall and the guest OF
honor.
DR.. and Mrs. o. e. Wall with their
children nd maid leave next Tuesday
for Papaikou, on Hawaii, where they
will spend the holidays.
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The Woman's Society of SCentral
Union Church held their annual meet
ing on Thursday morning, and appro-
priated five hundred dollars for Social
Science work to take effect through
the medium of the Red Cross Society
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Mrs. Woodruff, the wife of Judge G.
w. Woodruff is making preparations
to leave in the transport Thomas for
San Francisco tomorroy. Mrs. Wood
ruff expects to meet friends on the
mainland, and she will remain for the
holidays.
Cards are out as follows:
Honolulu Lodge No GIG.
Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Ell1s
Respectfully invites you to be present
at the Hawaiian Opera House on
the afternoon of Sunday, De-
cember eighth, nineteen
hundred and nine
on the OCCASION of the
"Elks Memoria Day Services
Three p. m.
This event is anticipated during the
whole year and is always solemn and
wonderfully impressive occasion. Each
time the Opera House is crowded to
the doors with the hosts of friends who
have been hidden to come and remem-
Der those who as brothers have de-
parted during the year, and listen to
words of eulogy and praise of their
virtues. For the Elks treasure as their
motto a sweet sentiment which reads
The faults of orr brothers we write
upon the sand;
Their virtues upon the tablets of Love
and Memory.
The programme for this occasion has
been arranged with especial care and
is as follows:
l. Symphony No s, B. Minor Gun
finished) ................Sc Schubert
Andante con motto
Honolulu Concert Orchestra.
Mr.. F. J. Vierra Director.
q. Opening Ritualistic Services. ..
Observation-Disclosures. by the Lodge
8. Roll Call of Our Absent Broth
ers" ......... Secretary of the lodge
4. Opening Elks Ode.
5. Invocation. .Rt Rev. Bro. Restarick
(Honorary Life Member San Diego
Lodge No. 1851
6. Male double quartette, 1.-The De-
parted Observation-Disclosures. Main
Messrs. Arthur Wall. r. c. Brown, C.
F. Waterman, Chester Hum, Stan
ley Livingston, Chester Livington c.
Tracy, and E. c. Bartlett.
7. Grafton. 80. Bro. f. E. Thompson
8, Soprano Solo my Redemer and
My Lord" ..............D Dudley Buck
Miss Helen Wood LathrQp
Accompanied by Mrs. L. Tenney Peck.
8. Intermezzo Sinfonico. Mascagni
From Cavelleria Rusticana
Honolulu Concert Orchestra.
10. Eulogy ...........Br Bro. j. L. Coke
IL. Baritone Solo, "Preghiera'
(Prayer) Observation-Disclosures. Tosti
Henry N. Clark accompanied by Mrs
Hugo Herzer.
IL. Sextette from Lucia de Lam
mermoor" ......,.,...D onizetti
Honolulu Concert Orchestra
10. Closing Ritualistic Services.
Observation-Disclosures. BY the lodge
IA, Benediction ...................
............Rt. Rev. Bro. Restarick
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Miss Helen North, who returned
home in the last Alameda from the
coast, received about fifteen of her
friends very informally at a tea which
she gave on Wednesday afternoon.
There was a jolly lot of girl friends
who welcomed her again in their
midst.
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The Olive Branch of the Rebeckah
Lodge entertained with a whist party
on Thursday evening, on the roof gar
den of their building. The first prize,
a handsome hand painted souvenir
plate was won by Miss Marion Wright,
the gentlman's prize a very dainty