The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-13

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Mrs e. c. Bowen and daughter OF
Honolulu are registered at the Argo-
naut.-Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Schwerin have
closed their San Mateo home and taken
an apartment on Octavia street for
the winter.-Chronicle
Thomas F. Emo of Honolulu is re-
cent arrival at the art.-Chronicle.
The many friends of Spencer Bick-
erton, who with his mother has been
stopping at the Stewart in San Fran
cisco will regret to learn that an opera
ton was found to be necessary before
stirling home. 1t will not delay their
arrival however, and they are Goth
eagerly looked for on the arrival Ct the
Siberia.
A false rumor appeared in a recent
issue of the San Francisco Chronicle,
to the effect that Miss Alice Roth of
Honolulu was engaged to a young army
officer of Fort Shafter, which placed
both unoffending parties in humorous
position Well, even reporters can
get things twisted tbs said!
On the fourteenth of last month DR..
Westervelt lectured on Hawaii at
Washburn College, Topeka, Kansas, for
the benefit of the students and the
talk was illustrated by beautiful Ian
tern slides. Dr. Westervelt is ex-
pected home from San Francisco on
the twenty-eighth of this month.
| The day just past was primarily
day for luncheons and dinner parties,
for although every one was in town
for the parade there was the oppor-
tunity for informal reunions over a
menu and many of the visitors in the
city were entertained at the homes Of
their friends.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, who has
been visiting here from Honolulu and
has been extensively entertained dur
ing her stay, was the complimented
guest at a luncheon gwen yesterday
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. James
Keeney in Buchanan street, when Miss
Mary Keeney presided as hostess.
Among those who were hidden to
meet the visitor were: Mrs. Baldwin
Wood, Miss Martha Calhoun, Mrs. G.
Cadwalader, Mrs. Orville Pratt, Miss
Marion Zette, Miss Florence Hopkins,
Miss jeanne Gallois.-S. F. Call.
Rev. Walter Frear, fother of Cover
nor Frear of Hawaii who was at one
time pastor of the local Congregational
Church is here at the Conference, and
is the guest of DR.. F. W. Bliss, as is
Rev. w. w. Terrier, editor of the
Pacific Congregationalist.- Cruz
Surf.
Hon. John G. Woolley has arrived
from Honolulu, and is at the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars. He is one
of the leading Temperatures orators OF
the world.-Santa Cruz Surf.
John R. Parsons, of Hilo,' Hawaii,
who is a brother of Circuit Judge Par
sons of Hawaii, is visiting Embert M
Brown-Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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Walter Clifford Smith gave delight
full little dinner at the st. Francis
the other night in honor of Princess
David Kawananakoa of Honolulu
where Mr. Smith formerly resided. 9th
ers among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest NJ. Smith, Mrs. Marie l.
Walton and Charles Pendleton Their
table was attractively ornate with
American Beauty roses.-S. F. Post.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, who was
pretty Margaret Hyde-Smith is receiv
: ing a very hearty welcome since hel
arrival here from Honolulu, and al
manner of gay parties are being giver
in honor Of the chic little matron. Mrs
Dillingham; will stay here till atte
Christmas as the guest of her moth
err, Mrs. Hyde-Smith. The stork visit
ed the Dillinghams eight months ag'
and left a beautiful baby, which re
mains at Honolulu with Mr. Dilling
hams. F. Wasp
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, leader
in Honolulu society and well know
here are at the Fairmont with Mr.. an,
Mrs E. H Kittredge also from tn
!. Islands,. f. Post.
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Miss Elizabeth and Miss Mario
Newhall will entertain their friends a
d bridge this evening in honor of Mrs
Harold Dillingham; of Honolulu.-S. +
i Post.
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OAKLAND, Oct 18.-Niss Hall, tn
- attractive sister of Seymour Hall, ha