The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-05

several games of golf with a number
of the crack players in local society.
The impression prevailed in the minds
of the Scotchman and his friends that
he could easily vanquish any of the
men in town playing his native game.
Robert McCleary, Douglas Grant and
few others led him merry chase over
the links of the San Francisco Golf and
Country Club in a vain effort to main
tain his supremacy, but when the
canny Scot began telling funny stories
every time he came within earshot OF
his opponents they were so conVulsed
with laughter that he was able easily
to seore.-Chronicle.
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You are cordially invited to attend
A BALL
in honor of Admiral Sebree and officers
of the Pacific Fleet
at the
NOkANA nv Ell
Tuesday evening, February the First,
nineteen hundred and ten,
at nine o'clock
The above cards were sent out to
society in general and the Moana Ho-
tel, the scene of the festive. occasion
presented a pretty sight 1t was a
most brilliant affair, over four hun
dred people being present The ele-
giant gowns, worn by our local fashion
plates, and the bright uniforms of the
navys full dress in the tropics, blend
ed well and with the varicolored cleo
trio lights interviewer in the trees, and
buildings, and the array of draped flags
choice potter palms and ferns of every
description, combined to make mem
orabe spectacle.
The dancing pavilion was the large
dining room, in the balcony of which
the Hawaiian quintette rendered the
catchy two steps and waltzes when
captivate the navy boys, as well as
all visitors to our shores, and the ofn-
GERS, who were all in an excellent hu-
NOR for dancing enjoyed the AFFAIR TO
the utmost Every one expressed his
delight at being once more in Homo
lulu, and the dancing kept up till one
O'Clock, when special cars awaited the
guests.
Among those present were: Admiral
Sebree, Commanding Pacific fleet, Adj
miral and Mrs Corwin p. Rees, Major
and Mrs Winslow, Major Hart, Mr..
and Mrs c. w. Case Deering, Mrs. A..
G, Halves, Mrs. Sloane, Miss Sloane,
Mr. and Mrs. Duisenberg, Mr.. Farrar,
Mr. Cleghorn, DR.. Raymond, Dr. Case,
Mr.. T. Bachelor, Mr.. Stanton. Mr.. A..
Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs Field, Mrs. Harvey,
Mrs. Roendorf, Miss Johnston, Miss
Jones, Miss Winston, DR.. and Mrs.
BUdette, Miss Alice Spalding, Miss E,
Spalding.
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In a recent issue of the Minneapolis
Tribune there are several parties form
ing to visit Hawaii.
The ball last evening at the Alex
ander Young Hotel was preceded by
several dinner parties, and few 9TH
ers were given at the homes of the
hosts, the guests afterwards motoring
to the dance.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson who - a
sister of Mr.. Robin Anderson of this
city, arrived on the Siberia on Mon
day to visit her brother, and VIII be
welcomed by society circles
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DR.. and Mrs. q. B. Cooper enter
tanned last Saturday evening al a
bridge musicale, in honor of Miss Pros
ser of Englewood, New Jersey.
The house was prettily decorated
with cut flowers, maiden hair ferns
and palms, and a coterie of friends
were delightfully."- entertained.
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Mrs. Harry Colburn Turner who has
been for a few months, the house
guest of Judge and Mrs. Ballou and
what has been since her arrival extern