The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-14
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BY MRS. RIvENBURGH.

lightful smoker and musicale at the
Portuguese Social Club, on Vineyard
street, where the president, Mr.. J. M.
Camara, and several other prominent
members delivered welcoming
speeches to the honored guests. De-
licious buffet refreshments of punch,
sandwiches, ices, coffee, etc, we're
served and a musical program was
enjoyed.
Thursday proved a delightful day
for the petty officers and men of the
San Gabriel, as they were taken in
tally-hos to the Pail and ons the sum-
NIT of the cliff there enjoyed an i'm
lpromptu lunch and refreshments.
The officers meanwhile were enter
tanned at some of the private homes
and clubs of Honolulu.
On Friday the senior officers Visited
the museum, the various public
schools, and the Central Grammar
school, where the Portuguese child
rem of the city assembled with special
exercises to do honor to the disting.
uished visitors. At four thirty o'clock
special exercises were held at the
Portuguese school on Vineyard street
where the commander presented the
children with books sent to the
school by the Naval League of Lis
bon.
Last evening an elaborate formal
reception was rendered the command
er and officers at Lusitania Hall, to
which about two hundred invitations
had been issued, including the Ter
ritorial, Federal and county officials
and other guests who we're received
from eight to nine From nine to ten
the masses of Portuguese citizens
were received to pay their respects to
Commander Pinto-Basto, the officers
of the San Gabriel and the members
of the reception committee who stood
lin the receiving line.
/ Today there is a picnic at Pear
City, the special excursion train hav
ing left at eight thirty this morning
and returning at five this afternoon
, The officers were taken down on the
lighthouse tender Kukui, accompa
MED by Consul General Canavarro
Mayor Fern and the members of the
, executive committee.
> The plans for next week are equal
: ly elaborate including a trip arount
= the island of Oahu, and a presenta
ton of the citizens of Waialua ant
= Waipahu respectively to the captain
: and officers, where pretentious plan
t for dinners and entertainments ar
= already in progress. On Monday ev
S ening the men of the ship, some o
whom are excellent skaters, will b,
entertained at the skating rink, ant
= on Tuesday there is to be a dTamati,
a entertainment at Lusitania hall. TIT
r plans for Wednesday have not as We
: been completed.
: Among the more formal dinners Civ
y en- in honor of Captain Pinto-Bastt
and officers of the San Gabriel, ar,
a those at which in turn DR.. and Mrs
i Gaspar, Mr.. and Mr. A. w. Seabury
J. and Captain Costa presided. In eacl
i case the decorations for the occa
u sion were carried out in the nationa
colors of blue and white, and cover
S were laid for eight, seven and si
Il guests respectively
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O An engagement of interest to Sal
i Francisco society, which has jus
been announced is that of Miss Arr
!. stein, daughter of Eugene ArnsteiT
p and Joseph Lilienthal, son of tn
late Philip Lilienthal The youn
o couple formerly lived here, wher
n they have many friends who are el
d tending their congratulations to then
# Chronicle.
n This will also be of interest to
great many of Honolulu's smart Sc
y Mr.. Lilienthal having visited here a
n the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c f. Dillingham;. His father, the late
- N. Lilienthal, was also we'll know
I in this city.
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e Vicomte d'Albi, representative {
e. Washington of his majesty, Kin
Manuel of Portugal, was host last e
f. ening at a handsomely appointed dir
E. ner given at the Palace, to which Sc