The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-06


Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Blackman entertained with a pedro
party at which the following guests
were present: DR.. and Mrs. Hobby, Mr..
and Mrs. Cockburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mist, Mr.. ana Mrs. Jameson, Miss
Alice Hedemann, Miss Gras, Miss Irma
Ballentyne, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss
Ward, Miss Dorothy Mosher, Miss Pur-
Wis, Miss Mist, Miss Holdsworth, Miss
Adams, and Messrs. Sinclair, Parke,
Purvis, Jones, Cartwright, Hosmer, Won
Hol, ana Or. Hedemann.
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The management of the Hotel Pleas
anton wish to announce that they have
received by the Hilonian a large MA
theson, go" ven thousand dollar auto
mobile for the benefit of their guests.
The bus will meet all arriving steam
ers, to convey passengers to the hotel,
and will be placed at the service of
all gentlemen guests, at the luncheon
hour. An expert chauffeur is in com
mand of the car, and is prepared to
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the island.
Mr. G. P. Wilder yesterday celebrat-
ed his annual birthday by his accus'
toned party, devoted exclusively to
the numerous members of his family
The custom has always been the same
On that eventful day, all the cousins
and second cousins, and other mem
bers of the family gather together, ant
have celebration, which is greatly
enhanced by the planting of tree
by one of the little cousins.
. The Star extends congratulations.
Mr. Jack Coney arrived from Kauai
on the Kinau last Sunday, and is the
house guest of his mother, Mrs. Cone,
at Haalelea Lawn.
Next Friday evening the Honolulu
Dancing Academy will give an enter
> tainment, in the form of prize walt
contest. Those who are already &C
quainted with the idea, know the ful
there is in it, but for the benefit Q
l those who have never seen one, be
!, explained that when the music start
1 up, all the couples participating, tax
: several turns around the hall. FroI
y these, the judges select five couples
Il as most worthy of prize, and frol
these five, two are chosen. The las
II two couples then dance for the priz
Refreshments will be served, and ther
will be special music.
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Last night was a merry scene at tn
club rooms of the Honolulu Elks whe
e their monthly jinks were on. fher
j. were views shown by expert Bonint
9 never before seen in Honolulu. Arm
strong and Verne or rather Armstron
Il and tne two Vernes, the three nal
e members of that quartette, took pal
+ and made very great hit. The cell
brated Japanese juggler, commonl
II known as Mr.. Seemore-Doolittle pui
q zled all with his very clever feats, an
brought rounds of applause. A DutC
a supper was served as is in Californi
d at their regular low jinks, the on
l. difference being celebrated indoors
Ie The hall where os many good tim'
J. are enjoyed was a scene of gaiety, an
3 color, flags being used in profusio
S. with many ferns and stately palms fl
s. decoration.
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S, On Saturday October 80, the hon
lg of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Lindsay of Pal
lie Maui, was the scene of very deligh
e. full event. it being the birthday ann
es versary of Mrs. Charles Lovelan
in Some of the friends she has know
is for many years were present from di
s. ferent parts of Maui Even natu
of contributed it's share of sunshin
tn balmy breeze, and flowers, the roor
Id being filled with the fragrance
al pinks, roses and violets.
tie Dinner was served at the noon hoI
he the table, with punches of viole
g., with violeJ, green and white. Ov
s. this, was an arch-way of violet a.
re white twisted crepe paper, extendi
MS from the center to the four corners
ne the etable, with punches OF violt
a intertwined. In the center of the tai
ed wa sa large birthday cake surround
tn by seventhy-five candles which shed
of birthday light as the honored frieI
&c, and her guests were seated before
tn most bountiful repast.
tn At each plate was a card, on o
Ie- side of which was a hand-painted v
ng let, while on the other, were app
es- riate lines written of the same, also
lr- paste board flower pot containing
violet plant, these, and button-h
'se bouquets of violets were taken aW
ct, as souvenirs of the occasion.
ire Following the dinner all retired
the parloh where social enjoyme
is were IN order. The friends of M
lat Loveland extended many wishes FOL
M Happy New Year" and considered
he a great honor, and privilege to &C