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

wells house on Blithedale road and
has moved in with his family. Mr..
Jones will make his permanent home
in Mill Valley-Min Valley Enter
prise.
Misses Marian Newhall and Miss Eli
zabeth Newhall entertained at bride
party on Monday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; formerly Miss
Margaret Hyde-Smith) of Honolulu-S.
f. Argonaut.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bishop, Of Homo
lulu, whose lavish hospitality is typical
of the best social life of the islands,
have been warmly greeted by their
many local friends since their arrival
at the st. Francis.-S. F. News Letter.
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Colonel Z. S. Spalding, Hawaiian
sugar manufacturer and capitalist, ar
rived in this city yesterday. He is the
guest of the Perkins Hotel. During
his sojourn of few days here, Mr..
Saplding will oversee the construction
of his skyscraper, which is under way
at Third and Washington Streets
Portland Oregonian.
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Chaperoned by Mrs. Will Cooper OF
Honolulu, party of young Hawaiian
ladies, who were in charge of the Ha-
waiian exhibit at the Seattle exposi-
ton, are at the Stewart, on their way
back to the islands. They are Misses
Holt, Evans, Boyd, Mundon and Kaai.
Is. F. Bulletin.
Mrs. Richard Ivers, who has recently
returned from Honolulu, left a few
days since for Philadelphia, where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Moore Robin
sons. F. Argonaut.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin have
come from their home in the Hawaiian
islands to spend a part of the early
winter in San Francisco with Mrs.
Baldwin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e
H. Kittredge. The Kitteredge's form
one of Oaklands Oldest families, theil
handsome residence in Grove stree
being famed for it's generous hospital
ity. Since selling the property they
have been spending the seasons across
the bay coming up from their country
place, Tres Encinas, near Los Gatos
This winter Mr.. and Mrs Kittredg'
; and Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin, who was
, formerly Miss Harriet Kittredge, viii
! be at the Fairmont. A number o.
: elaborate affairs. will be given during
the season in honor of Mrs. Baldwin,
t s. F. Call.
1.-THE TANNING OF THE SHREW.
, I don't know why Kate treated me
| With such acute indignity,
: Pretty she was and obstinate;
Yet still l loved my dashing Kate
Fen though l suffered every slight
/ took her to a navy ball,
She did not see me there at all,
, But danced with all the officers.
} Well, now believe me, she got hers;
Silent l saw her home that night.
) Next day l 'phoned, 1 couldn't wait.
TO hear again my naughty Kate
Said l, "Shall come up and spoon"'
But when we met that afternoon
The snub she gave put me to fight.
And then I thought me of scheme,
AS smooth as peaches mixed witt
cream,
Iold a girl friend who straightwa,
r wrote
5 And mailed to her this little note
, You see, mine was a sorry plight
, Someone has bought a runabout
81 see he takes Miss Dasher out,
Il She's had so many offers, dear,
i And yet she favors him, | hear"
n Say Kate accepted me all right.
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a ppearance for the sake of their coun
= try. They might die for the Stars an
Stripes but they will not be dowd
for them"
10 Or course Mr.. Douglas begs the ques
: ton. The real point at issue is whe
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