The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-21
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On Wednesday evening last IN the
snacious parlors of the Kakaako Sa-
loon. Miss Annie Ruffhouse, daughter
Of Charlie Ruffhouse, well known IN
police circles, and Mr.. Oliver Spawn
of Sing Sing, New York, were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony by
the Rev. Jonathan McFaddan Prompt
w at eight o'clock the bride entered
the narlor by the makai door, leaning
upon the arm of her father who sway
ed perceptibly with emotion and IN
ebriety. The bride wore beautiful
gown imported direct from Palama,
and carried a large bouquet of taro
tons in her arm. She wore 10 1ewelry
except a single bracelet, a gift from
her father which ne, with great dith-
Guilty, purloined last week from an I'M
suspecting Chinese ieweler. Mrs. DIP
Nv Moanalua attended the bride as
matron of honor simultaneously WIN
the appearance of the bride at the
makai door the groom appeared at the
mauka door attended by his best man,
Mr.. Manual Gomez, the well known
gentleman sometimes called the sta
tue worshipper of Kamehameha." I'M
mediately following the tieing of the
nuptials the young couple left for Ka-
will
neymoon.
The many friends of Mr.. Percy High
life, who during the last several years
has so endeared himself to Honolulu
society, will regret to learn that dur
ing the last few weeks he has been
confined to his apartments with Sc
rious attack of bill-iousness. The bills
have been coming in so thick and
fast, the duns have been so persist
ent, and the law suits so frequent
that it is feared by many that he
will have to undergo a bankruptcy be-
fore he can recover from this NAL
ady.
1t was indeed a pleasant surprise to
the many acquaintance of Miss Har-
riet Hare to see her again and looking
; Sc we'll at Mrs, Crawford's garden par
ty. Miss Hare, it will be remember
ed, met with a serious accident several
months ago when a green Japanese
butler of the family put a bottle OF
! hair-restorer in the refrigerator to-
gether with the accustomed soda wa
ter. Miss Hare drank nearly the en-
tire bottle of hair medicine one after
, noon after coming from a game of ten
mis-, and for several weeks after she
lowered between life and death. En-
ally the crisis was passed and she be-
, gan to recover, but the hair-restorer
, had taken effect and her heretofore
{ smooth face was covered with luxu-
, RANT growth of whiskers. Miss Hare
, is now in perfect health but alas, she
, must shave regularly.
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, NJ Pedestrian, little known in po-
lite society, died a natural death on
Monday as a result of getting in the
, way of Mr.. Castleham's touring car
, Mrs. d. p. Moanalua, the popular
society matron, will chaperone a hevy
of beautiful society buds who will
, spend the next two weeks camping on
the slopes of Tantalus. Among those
in the party will be: Miss Maud Ruff.
house, Miss Maggie Durtlegg, Miss
Annie Harelipp, Miss Mary Korkscrew
, Miss Hazel WARTS, Miss Gretchen
Pimples and others.
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Mr. and Mrs H. M. DeFrawder leave
, on the S. S. Alameda after an extend
ed stay in the islands. Mr.. DeFraw
= der is a large contractor of San Fran
= cisco, and while in Honolulu he con
- tracted several large debts.
= =
Great fear is entertained in regard
to the health of the popular Mr.. Castro
= Glutton. Mr.. Glutton, though appar
= emily in good health, is believed by al
who noted his actions at a recent ban
. quet to be suffering from gallopinl
consumption.
=
The wealthy Mr.. Duffer was operat
ed on last Wednesday by DIR. Kutte
= for a phatfee DR.. Kutter, having Sc
: cured the phatfee, reports his patien
to be improving.
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= Mr. CAB" Stainer, who for the las
five years has not touched drop o
liquor, fell heavily from the ''wate
wagon" on Monday evening, and wa