The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-12

and Mrs. McNab ana Captain and
Mrs. Matson of San Francisco.
Princess David Kawananakoa who
has proved a most delightful adjunct
to San Francisco's haut ton, gave an
enjoyable luncheon today in comph-
ment to Mrs. Harold Sewall. The ia
BILE was prettily decorated with place
pink carnations. The other guests
were Mrs. Norman McLaren, Mrs.
Florence Porter Pfingst, Mrs. Marcel
Cert, Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase,
Mrs. Uriel Sebree, Mrs. Briggs Holt,
Mrs. Charles Gibson and Mrs. Noonan
Of HonQlulu.-S. f. Bulletin.
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Among the passengers sailing on
the Manchuria from Honolulu was
Mrs. j. H. Vovode, who has been Wis
listing there for the past two months.
She will make an extensive trip
throughout the Orient. During her
absence her mother, Mrs. A. ]. Mould
Ell, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. e..
Nichols on Devisadero Streets. f..
Bulletin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Currie, who
returned few days ago from New
York, where several weeks were spent
most delightfully."- visiting friends, left
today for Honolulu.-S. F. Bulletin.
A merry party motored round the
island on Thursday, making an all
day excursion over the pail and
through the picturesque settlements
till Haleiwa was reached in time for
luncheon, where special preparations
were made for their coming. 1t was
a perfect summer day, not cloud
to be seen anywhere and a very en-.
jcyable time resulted.
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Young, Miss Ruth Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dredge, Mrs. Sullivan, DR.. and
Mrs. McNab,, Miss McNab, Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Miss Wilhelmins
Tenney, DR. and Mrs. George HerL 9rt
and Miss Rosie Herbert
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1t can scarcely be said that the wea
Their was propitious yesterday for ce
lebrating one of our national holi
days, but regardless of this fact man
of-war row" presented a gala appear
ance. All the cruisers of the Pacific
fleet were dressed from stem to sterr
in varicolored flags, They fired the
national salute of twenty-one guns il
honor of WashingtoA's Birthday
several informal dinners were giveI
on board the cruisers, while many o.
the jackies were allowed to come
ashore for jolly dance which was
held at Cotillion Hall.
| Captain Charles Pond, commanding
officer of the Pennsylvania, opened
the ball with Mrs. Holden. Lieuten
ant-Commander and Mrs. NJ. Evans
were among others dancing.
The officers and crew of the Penn
sylvania were hosts OF the evening
and seldom has any ball given pre-
sented a more picturesque appear
ance than did this ones. F. Bulle
tin.
The Morning Music Club gave
very enjoyable open meeting on Weo
nesday morning with delightful pre-
} gramme which was as follows:
; Andante Allegro-Mozart C Major
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. G. Cooke, Mrs
P. Cooke, Mrs. W. Love
Rondo-Chopin
Miss Hopper and Miss Stevens.
; (a) Nacht (b) WaldvogIein. .....
....,.............. Adolf Jense
Miss Wirthmueller, Mrs. Hitchcock
(a) The Throttle. Maud v. Whit
(D) April ...................L LASER
Mrs. Warehouse.
Andante-Sonata. Krause
Mrs. Westervelt, Mrs. Tenney PecH
G Minor Concerto.
(a) Andante (b) Poesto. ........
I .................. Mendelssohl
Mrs. Richards and Miss Stevens
(a) Valse Brilliante. ...........
(b) Chaut Sans Paroles. ..........
Miss Werthmueller, Mrs. Hitchcock,
Mrs. Valdez, Mrs. Westervelt.
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On March 26, the Saturday befor
Easter, the members of the Kunal
Rowing Club Will give a Delicatessei
Ga1a OF Gonna novvapgo,,t .,Iooa - tou,,,