The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-20
SOClALEVENTSOF THEWEEK

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lean. Mrs. Clarence Sherman, Mrs. Jul
liza Il. Travis, Mrs Willard Clutches,
Mrs Mercy Constable, Mrs Thomas
Lee Osborn, Mrs. Carrie Hall, Mrs. A.
Mouritz, Mrs. Duncan A. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Julius Joseph, Mrs X. A. Martin.
S. f. Globe
Edward c. Brown, manager of the
Hawaiian Office or the Dearborn Drug
and Chemical Works, at AZ Queen
street Honolulu, is making an extern
sive Oriental trip of three or four
months, during which he will visit ia
nan. the important sea coast cities OF
China. Australia, the Philippines, ia
va. and other important islands in
the Pacific Ocean.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tibbets, who
have been the guests of Captain Mat
son at Honolulu, are home again. Mrs.
Tibbets. who is most lavish in her en-
tertanments, is again entertaining
her niends.-S. f. Globe.
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Miss Florence Gurrey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Gurrey of Homo
mlu. was married in California last
wee to Mr. H. r. Berry, who visited
in Honolulu a couple of months ago,
as the representative of a trust COM
many which was investigating the me-
ritz of the automatic telephone and
the wireless companies. The bride and
groom met here while Mr.. Berry was
on his visit to the islands Miss Cur
rev went to the coast few wees ago
and the announcement of their mar
riage came by the steamer Hilonian.
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Miss Marion Bell and Mr.. K. o.
Stackable were married on Monday
evening. The bride was lately con-
nected with the teaching staff in the
public schools and Mr.. Stackable is
Deputy Collector of Customs for Ho-
nolulu. The wedding was quiet and at
tended only by intimate friends of the
contracting parties. 1t took place on
the same evening that Miss Dorothy
Freeth and Mr. William G. Campbell
were married. The young couple are
at the Haeiwa Hotel.
Upon the arrival of the Matson
steamer Lurline Monday evening, there
was a quiet wedding when r. William
Warham was married to Mrs. M.
Schoonover of California and formerly
of Honolulu. The couple will make
their home here permanently.
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Captain and Mrs. Falls, who are
living at the Alexander Young Hotel
are most enthusiastic over the beau
ties of Honolulu. Capt. Falls is the
new Army Quartermaster
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton j. Hutchins
left for San Francisco on the Pacific
Mail liner Korea.
Mrs. J. M. Levy arrived from the
Coast in the Matson liner Lurline
Thursday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Robinson left
in the Korea for the Coast.
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Miss M. F. Rawlins left in the Paci-
fic Mail liner Korea for the mainland.
She will make a lengthy stay in the
East.
Invitations have been received To-
cally for the marriage of Grace Hor-
tense Tower, the California writer, to
John Trenholm Warren, of Honolulu.
The wedding will take place at Pa
sadena California, on March first
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Mr.. c. W. Buck left in the Korea for
the mainland after very enjoyable
stay in the Islands Mr.. Buck brought
a big touring car down with him, and
has made many trips to points of in.
terest here.
Mr.. T. T. Gaff father of Mrs. Lang,
horne, of the local naval station, left
in the Korea for Washington, D. c
He is accompanied by Mrs. Gaff.
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Mrs. M. S. Grinbaum gave a chill
, drens beach party, at the Moana, OF
Lincoln's Birthday.
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Mr.. Peterson of Chicago, and hi
, niece, Miss Adelaide Entrees, whC
have been in Honolulu for severa
weeks, are returning home in the Ko
rea.
Mr. and Mrs r. Bode and child lief
for the mainland by the Korea thi
- morning.
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;, Cards have been received from Mrs
Mary Bray, announcing the marriag
-, of her daughter Mollie to Mr.. Henri
: S. Crane on Wednesday evening Feb