The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-18

Mrs. Blackman, Miss Beatrice Holds
worth, Mrs. Royal d. Mead, Mrs. AL.
I fred Moore, Mrs. Bergstrom, Mrs.
! Widdifeld, Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. Byron
Baird Mrs j. S. McGrew, Mrs Wea-
yer, Mrs. Fangle, Miss Armstrong,
Mrs. Bodefelt, Mrs J. s. Walker, Mrs
Ralph Forster, Madame Frique, Miss
Daisy Gras, Mrs. Archie Young, Miss
| Ward, Mrs. Walbridge Miss J. Parkc
| Miss Annie Hustace, Mrs. j. M. Mon
| sarrat, Miss Agnes Mcintyre. Mrs. W..
r. Castle, Miss Beatrice Castle, Mrs
| Deering, Mrs. Garvin Mrs. Walter
\ Hoffman,, Mrs. Cation, Miss Mary
Cation, Mrs. W. Wall Mrs. Wall, Mrs
F. j. Lowrey, Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs
Lane, Mrs. w. NJ. Graham, Mrs. Nc.
Stocker, Mrs. f. d. Tenney, Mrs Car
! rie Jacobs-Bond Miss Wihelmna
Tenney, Miss Herbert, Mrs. George
Herbert, Mrs Mark. Mrs. E. r. Stack
able, Mrs. c. b. Wood, Mrs Howatt
ers Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Koepke.
Miss Koepke, Mrs. ]. Walter Jones,
Mrs. Grossman, Mrs. Lansing, Mrs
| Bliss, Mrs. Klebahn, Mrs. e. H. Paris.
| Mrs. Waterman, Miss Ballentyne, Mrs.
| Ballentyne, Mrs. e. NJ Watson, Mrs
! Raymond, Miss Violet Makee. Mrs
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| Mrs. Dat, Mrs. osborne, Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Host Harrison, Mrs. S. G.. Rob
ertson, Miss Grace Robertson. Mrs. 2.
! A. Stevens, Mrs. Soper, Miss Blanche
Soper, Mrs. Giffard, Mrs. Fred Da-
mon, Mrs Hopper, Mrs. Margaret
Hopper, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Hobby,
Mrs. Mamie Phillips, Mrs. Percy Ben.
son, Mrs. Lena Brown, Mrs. Rycroft,
Mrs. Wells Peterson, Miss Margie Pc
! terson, Mrs. Willard Brown, Miss Bes-
sic Hopper, Mrs. Chillingworth and
Mrs. w. T. Monstrrat.
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Mrs. George Bowen will be the hon
ored guest on Wednesday at tea
from four to six when Miss Harriet
Young will entertain a few friends
hidden to meet the beautiful young
bride of Lieutenant George G. Bowen,
U. S. A., of Fort shafter.
Mrs. Frances R. Day and Miss Jes-
sica Irwin are entertaining at a de-
lightful Garden Party this afternoon
from four to six o'clock in the
grounds surrounding the Won Holt
| cottage at Waikiki where they are
residing for the summer. Mrs. Day
is well known in Honolulu and has
legion of friends wnom she is enter
tanning this afternoon at the pretty
villa by the sea. Over three hun
dred invitations have been issued and
the lawn will be gala with light gowns
and matrons and maids of society
Mrs. ]. A. Gilman will preside over
the coffee cups, while Mrs. F. ]. Low
rey will serve tea. me afternoon is
OhS hiOiS lCol III IhS bOOh VI SOClSby
events for the past week
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Mr.. H. Stein returned from Homo.
lulu after visit CT a month in Ha-
walls. F. Bulletin
1ventygoG-dnI sift opla
8 & &
ip IN, OF 80,
lovers in the near future in the form
of another recital by that brilliant
and finished pianist, Mr.. Sydney f.
Hoben, assisted by talent selected from
the ranks of the elite in local musical
circles. Mr.. Hoben's first recital here
some time since it will be remember
| cial success, when society loaned it's
most treasured ladies as patronesses
and turned out en- masse when the
| suspicious evening arrived. But this
coming recital bids fair to rival the
| previous evening the first part of
which will constitute a number of
pithOiOlI 70 SOlOo, bOlll new anu DIll-
liant, some of which have never be-
fore been heard in Honolulu
The piece de resistance, moreover,
it is whispered will hold a revelation
of surprises for the audience, the gem
of which will be Liza Lehmann's ia
nous setting of Omar Khayams Ru-
baiyat, "In Persian Garden" a song
cycle including a quartette by such
well known local artists as Mrs. Allan
White, Mrs. Norton Bobo, Mr. Brown
and Mr. Arthur Wall.
This concert had at first been plan
ned for the fall when society could
be more completely represented but
the intended departure of one Of the
soloists, Mrs. Allan White, has hasten
ed the arrangements and consequent
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