The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-23

Pasadena star.
DR.. w L Moore of Honolulu is
spending few days at the Stewart. 80
S. f. Call.
Mrs. Mason and Miss Wight of Ko-
hala, Hawaii, were hostesses of a
pretty dinner at the Seaside Hotel on
Saturday prior to their return to Ha-
waii on Tuesday. The table was
beautifully decorated with huge cut
glass bowl of pink and white carna
lions with maidenhair fern, the same
being scattered over the cloth. The
guests on this suspicious occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs Mist, who leave on
Tuesday next for six months tour
of Europe, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burd,
Mr.. Sydney Hoben and Mr.. Robert
Bond.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. M. Mist are
booked to leave on Tuesday for a six
months tour of the world. The It'll
nerary includes the United States and
Canada, Europe, Ceylon and the orient
generally.
1t is an interesting domestic record
which is identified with Madame Te-
resa Carrero, the famous South Anne
rican pianist and one time noted beau
! ty, who will make her first appear
ance here at the Hawaiian Opera
| House next Friday. 1t is a remark
able fact to learn that Madame Car
zero has been four times married.
Her first husband was no other than
Monsieur Emile Sauret, the brilliant
violinist and teacher now of the Lon
don Royal Academy; her second, Sig
nor Tagliapietra; her third, Eugene
D'Albert, the great pianist, who had
also been four times married, then
again once more remarked to Taglia-
pietra, who is now travelling with her.
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/ Mdslle. Gras entertained on Thurs
day afternoon at delightfully."- infor-
NAL surfing party followed by tea, at
the Outrigger Club for a few of her
intimate girl friends.
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Little Miriam Mackall, the daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Mackall and Hooper
Plotner, the young son of Mrs. Rosa
Hooper Plotner of San Francisco, gave
an elaborate children's party at the
CORTLAND Hotel yesterday afternoon
from three to five. The long table
where the tots partook of refresh
ments was sprinkled over with yell
low marguerites and maidenhair fern,
a large centerpiece of the same grac-
ing the center, with an assortment
of oranges and apples, carrying out
the same shades, scattered here and
there At each place lay fancy box
of chocolates and Donbons, and after
wards games on the lawn were in
dulged in till parting time came.
Those present were: Virginia Frear,
Helen tt-Smith, Juliette and Mar
garet Weight, Richard Weight, Mar
garet Schmidt Bobby Schmidt, John
Mcclellan, Dwight Baldwin, George
and Sadie Babbitt, Helen Smith,
Misses Gartenberg.
Invitations have been issued as fol-
lows: "Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Pimen-
tai request the pleasure of your COM
pany at the marriage of their daugh
ter Annie to Frank NJ Almeida on
Saturday evening, April thirtieth,
nineteen hundred and ten, at $50
o'clock, Roman Catholic cathedral,
Honolulu, T. H. Reception at eight
o'clock at their residence, 1913 Cook
street."
The management of the Hotel
CORTLAND is giving a delightful thea
ter party of eighteen this evening as
a farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. Farweu
and Mrs. Rosa Hooper Plotner, who
leave in the Sierra on Wednesday.
After the performance the guests Will
repair to the CORTLAND where a sump-
tuous midnight supper will be en-
joyed, with yellow Cosmos and aloha
lima leis at each place as mementos
of the occasion. The guests com
prising the party will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Farwell, Mrs. Rosa Hooper Plotner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Pal
mer DR.. and Mrs Mackall, DR.. and
Mrs. P. Frear Miss Leigh, Mrs. Alice
Brown, Mr.. Lyon, Lieut.. Parsons,
Lieut. Blair Mr.. and Mrs. Closson.
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The members of Court Canoes No.
$40, Ancient order of Foresters,