The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-19

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Captain and Mrs. Matson were also
on board, accompanied by Miss Lur-
line Matson, one of the most popular
and most feted girls of the younger
social set in San Francisco. Her
friend Miss Metna Mcmahon, and the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bresse,
are also among those visiting Homo
lulu for the first time.
A very prettily appointed dinner
was that at which Colonel and Mrs.
Joyce presided on Saturday evening,
when covers were laid for nine at the
Pleasanton, where they resided while
in Honolulu.
The table was tastefully decorated
with white asters, combined with
maidenhair fern, which was scatter
ed over the cloth
A few of those present were Colonel
and Mrs Westlake of Minneapolis,
Colonel and Mrs. Joyce, also of Min
neapolis, and Miss Joyce
A great deal of sympathy is being
felt for Mrs, Spencer Bickerton, who
at the beginning of the week was oper-
ated upon at the Queens hospital.
Mrs Bickerton's condition was quite
serious at first, but she is recovering
very rapidly and is being attended
by many notes of sympathy and flow
ers from her hosts of friends
Mrs Frank Baldwin sailed on the
Manchuria for her Honolulu home af-
ter delightful visit here with her
mother, Mrs. E. H. Kittredge -Chron-
icle.
Colonel Samuel Parker arrived yes
terday from Washington, to which city
he accompanied Queen Liliuokalani a
month ago He is spending a few
days in the city at the Stewart, but
will sail shortly for Honolulu.-Chron-
icle.
H. T, Moore, a Honolulu capitalist,
arrived at the Manx Yesterday
Chronicle
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A number of well known people are
sailing today on the Wilhelmina for
Honolulu Among them are Mrs
William Matson and Miss Lurline
Matson, who are taking their automo-
bile and have planned many interest
ing trips about the island in it,
Others who have taken passage on
the Wilhelmina are Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Bresse and Mrs. Dresses daught-
er, Miss Mzetha Mcmahon, who are
also taking their touring car They
will spend the next six weeks in the
islands
Miss Susie McNab, Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas GLAND and Henry ST. Goar
are other passengers. Chronicle.
General and Mrs. Thomas H. Barry
entertained at a small dinner last ev-
ening at their home at Fort Mason,
at which ten guests enjoyed their hos
piality.-C
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Mrs. Christian Zabriskie and Miss
Zayda Zabriskie of New York are
leaving today for Honolulu after
spending several days here. Miss Ia
briskie is one of the popular girls of
New Yorks younger set, having
made her debut this season. After
several weeks in Honolulu. Mrs. Ia
briskie and her daughter will return
to New York to take part in the after
Lenten ayeties.-Chronicle
Mrs. Stanley Fay was hostess at a
pretty informal tea at the Palace yes
terday afternoon, among her guests
, being Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton, Miss
Maud O'Connor, Mrs. Gerstle, Miss
Celia OConnor and Miss Fay.-Chron-
icle.
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Mrs Thomas H. Barry ana her
daughter, Miss Ellen Barry, 7n5 Yrtaln-
ed delightfully."- yesterday at Fort
: Mason at the second of the series of
a Fat homes" which they are giving dur
D ing the month of February. Civilian
e society as well as that from the army
and navy stations about the bay vas
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g which gathered at General Barry's
hospitable quarters during the hours