The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-06
.IN3BR-ISbAVD HAPPENINGS.

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WAILUKU, Nov. A most enjoy =,
able musicale was held last Saturday ,
evening at the residence of Mr. and |
Mrs. Little Of Lahaina. A large and .
lppreciative company assembled on .
the spacious lanai of the Little resi- .
dence, and were delightfully."- enter |
tanned by the different selections Of |
fered. Besides a large number from |.
Lahaina, quite a few invited guests |
went over from Wailuku After the |.
rendition of the different numbers on
the program, refreshments were
served on the lawn by the light of the
japanese lanterns. The evening
closed with dancing to the music of
Hawaiian quintet The program
contained a piano selection by Mrs.
Little and Mr.. Bruss, a violin solo Ivy
K. J. Zedtwitz, a vocal solo by Mrs,
Roberts, a piano solo by Mr.. Bruss, a
reading by Mrs Sandstedt, a coronet
solo by c. d. Lufkin, vocal solo by
Mrs. J. X. Bodel, violin solo by K.
J. ZedtwitZ, piano solo by Mr..
Bruss, a coronet solo by c. D. LufSin,
and vocal solo by Mrs. J. X. Bodel,
with violin obligato.
Burned to Death.
HANAMAULU, Oct ga three
year-Old son of John Fernandes, la
borer in the plantation here, and re-
siding in the camp mauka of the gov
eminent road, was so badly burned
on Tuesday morning that death fol-
lowed on Wednesday at the hospital,
where the little fellow had been taken
after being burned
Luau at Laval.
LAVAL, Oct 3O.-W. d. McBryde
was host to a big luau at his Laval
beach house last Sunday. which was
acknowledged by three score or more
of his guests to have far outclassed
anything of the kind this season.
About everybody from Lihue came
over, while Captain Leavitt of Port
Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Baldwin
represented Maxwell
MakaweIi Girls Give Dance.
MAKAWELI, Oct 3O-Morrison
Hall was the scene of much delight
last Saturday evening. when the
young ladies of this place gave a
dance, The decorations were ex-
tremely lastly arranged and the
young ladies certainly deserve great
praise for the way in which they
managed the affair." which was the
most enjoyable of the season.
Dinner to Isenbergs.
LIHUE, Oct. 31.-The Rev. and
Mrs Hans Isenberg gave an elaborate
dinner Saturday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Isenberg being guests of
honor, the occasion being in celebra-
ton of their twentieth wedding ami
versary. During the dinner hour, and
after the Lihue band rendered appro-
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guests.
Places We're laid for twenty Those
who enjoyed the hospitality of Rev.
and Mrs Isenberg and the pleasure of
extending congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Isenberg were Mrs. Nc,
Gauley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. T. Pur.
Wis, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrig,
and Messrs. Walter and Alexander
McBryde
Mrs. Palmer Gives Tea.
Mrs. Palmer entertained at tea last
Tuesday afternoon to a number of
the Lihue ladies'. A dainty table was
spread beneath a great spreading hau
tree, which formed an exceedingly
pleasant retreat, Those present were
Mrs. Hogg, Mrs. Gandall, Mrs. Broad
bent, Mrs. Moragne and Mrs Hopper,
Delicious refreshments added the fin
ishing touches to one Of the pleasant
est teas given this season,
Planting by the Roadside,
On a recent trip we were very
much pleased to see that an attempt
is being made at planting trees along
the sides of the public road Equally
| displeased. however. were we to see