The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-23

the Seattle Exposition by the Korea
on Tuesday. They will in all prob
ability remain some time in Homo
lulu before returning to their homa
on Kauai
Mr.. Super, Secretary of the Y M. g.
A. has been presented with a very
handsome silver service by Messrs.
COOK. Atherton, Davies, Carter and
Trent as an acknowledgment of APP
probation for the excellent work of
assistance done in the recent cam
paign.
Mr.. w. L Howard as president of
the Merry Widowers has devoted Mon
day evening of each week to a few
members of the reputable fraternity
for a bridge supper.
Be it known that the Merry Widower
club consists of few lone gentlemen
whose wives are travelling abroad.
Last years morning literary classes
for the study of authors and their
works was such a success that this
year they have been resumed at the
residence of Mrs. Frear under the
supervision of Mrs. 2. L. Weaver,
On Wednesday morning the class
met at ten thirty and good attend
ance resulted.
Next Wednesday the class will meet
again, and those interested may get
information from mrs. P. l.. Weaver
or Mrs. Love.
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Mrs. c. E. Moore, not Mrs Wood as
announced in another paper, is visiting
Mrs. ]. N Bell her sister, and intends
to stay indefinitely. Since her return
to Honolulu-this having been her
former home-she has met many OF
her old friends and many new ones
who have spared no pains to make
Mrs. Mores visit one long to be re-
embered. There have been luncheons,
dinner parties and auto trips galore in
her honor, and many to follow in the
near future.
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Miss Ray Bell, the clever little Ho-
nolulu actress has written to her
friends here that she is having the
very best kind of a time. She Is
studying elocution and dramatic art,
under the instruction of Fred Butler,
the stage director of the Alcazar thea
tire. She has been on the Alcazar stage
in several parts lately, but her private
studies take up her time. 1t was
elocution, expression, and dramatic
art that Miss Bell wished to study,
so she will devote most of her time TO
that especial branch.
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The Pythian Sisters gave most en-
joyable shirt-waist party on Tuesday
evening which was we'll attended. The
Royal Hawaiian, supposed by the ma
jority to be the finest Glee Club in
town, rendered some excellent music
for the dancing which lasted till a
late hour and refreshments were serv-
ed.
This evening, at her beautiful home,
"Ululani" on Beretania Avenue, Mrs.
Dreier is entertaining with a dance.
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Among the passengers to depart on
the Siberia on Friday morning were
Mr.. ana Mrs Francis Gay and MT.
and Mrs. Charles Elston.
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Mrs. Wadhams, wife of Mayor Wad-
hams, of Fort Shafter, was the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs c., w. Case
Deering for two days this week.
The members of the Aloha Lahui
Society are giving luau and fair at
the Drill shed this afternoon, which
will be in full swing from twelve TO
six, after which, in the evening,
concert and dance will be given. The
price of admission is one dollar. All
are invited to attend and will be as
sured of a good time.
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The Leahi Chapter, o. e. S. will
meet at the home of Mrs. H. H. Will
liams on King street this evening for
their regular card party. The club is
quite a feature of the chapter, and is
composed of about forty members.
Mrs. Williams hospitality is well
known, and a most enjoyable evening
will no doubt result.
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Mrs Kingsbury. wife of Judge s. B.
Kingsbury Of Maui returned to her
home in the Claudine yesterday after
noon. While in Honolulu Mrs. Kings
bury has been extensively entertained
the past week being spent with Mrs.
w. r. Castle as her house guest.
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Mrs. Olson, wife Of lawyer Olson, is
planning to entertain at the Hotel
pleasantOn next Thursday afternoon