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

graduates, he being a graduate of the
University of California.
Captain Bauer will leave his bride
nee Evelyn Sheldon, whom he mar
ried month previous to the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wores, in San Fran
cisco which is her home city.
Mrs. Hatch of Honolulu the daugh.
ter of Colonel Alexander Halves will
spend the winter in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips are at
present entertaining as their house
guest Mrs. e. Golinsky who arrived
from San Francisco in the last vii
helmina, and who anticipates spend
! ing the winter in this city.
A very pretty romance will be cul
minated on Wednesday next at high
noon, when at the home of his sister
\ Mrs w H. Winters wife of Captain
Winters, U. S. A. Third Cavalry, DR.
Durney of Kahuku will wed Miss Mar
garet Bell of Washington, d. c., who
will arrive on Monday in the Siberia
to become his bride.
The romance had it's beginning early
in DR.. Durney's career as a student al
the Georgetown University whence he
was graduated with honors a yeal
ago last June.
| They became engaged about thai
time, and since then have correspond
ed. Dr. Durney replaced DR.. Mo
rong at Kahuku plantation last Feb
ruary and since that time has wor
many warm friends in the islands.
The bride elect is a charming ant
beautiful society girl of Washington
and will be a valuable acquisition tt
local circles.
Miss Hartwell entertained at very
charming luncheon on Tuesday after
noon at which covers were placed fol
nine persons.
The table was beautifully adorned
by a mass of golden chrysanthemum'
and maidenhair and the place cards
were dainty scenes.
Those who attended the luncheon
and bridge which followed were Mrs
e. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. A. Knudser
Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs. Albert Judo
Mis-. Catherine Goodale, Mrs. Wal
cult of Leilehua and Mrs. James jude
Among the prominent people return
ing in the Wilhelmina from the main
land last Tuesday were DR.. and Mrs
]. s. B. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt, Mr.. A
H. Dondero, Mrs. r. C. Stackabl
Mrs. Emil j. Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Smith and Mrs. Hazel Keener I
society matron of San Francisco, wh'
was a visitor here last spring
Great sympathy is being extended
to the relatives of the late Montague
. ! -.
though not unexpected was neverthe
less a shock to all who knew hin
here.
The news of his sons severe illness
was the motive for Mr.. Gurrey's de
parture in the last Sierra and a cable
gram received Tuesday announced tn
news of his death.
Admiral and Mrs. Corwin p. Rec
L. S. ~, entertained a number of thei
friends at charming dinner las
Thursday evening when covers wer
placed for ten
The round dinner table was attraC
lively and artistically dressed with
CONNECTION of pink roses and ribbo
and pale pink candelabra enhance
the beauty of the appointments
'7he place cards bore a monogram
and after dinner the guests enjoye
several rubbers of bridge.
Those for whom the dinner wa
given were Ut. anu NIB JdllSo '"NN
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rabbit, Judge and Mrs
Sydney M. Ballou and Captain an
Mrs Arthur Mark, U. S. NJ. c.
= &c
Mrs. Grayson Dutton entertained
yesterday afternoon at the Fairmon
Hotel at one of the elaborate card pal
ties of the winter 1t was given i
compliment to Mrs. Harry Macfarlan
who is visiting here from her home Il
Honolulu. The prizes we're particular
handsome. They were table scarfs O
the handsomest of silk embroidere
brocades, and to each was pinned
gorgeous American Beauty rose whicI
was used to decorate the corsage
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Mrs. James Judd was the charming
hostess at a very informal tea yes