The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07

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young people to have an informal sup
per with the family at their home in
Manoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedley of the Ha-
waiian Hotel are giving a dinner to
Lieutenant Corners of the South Da-
kota tonight
The following invitation has been
received by number of townspeople:
Your presence is requested at a
dance to be given by the bachelor
guests of the Colonial Hotel in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs Robert W. Shingle on
the evening of Saturday, December 8,
1911, at eight-thirty o'clock"
There were quite a number of dolls
left over from the sale al st. Andrews
last week, which will be placed on sale
at the Arts and Crafts Shop next Fri,
day. There are all sorts Of dolls in
the collection, some of the simplest as
we'll as the most beautifully dressed.
The Mems League of Central Union
Church are giving a dinner at the par
ish house next Monday night. Each
member has the privilege of bringing
one guest.
Hon. Sanford b. Dole will be the
guest of honor and speak on his I'm
pressions of England"
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Yesterday morning was calling day
for consuls general and cOnsuls TO pay
respects to Admiral Thomas on board
the flagship California.
Those who called were A. de S. Can
avarro, Portugal; S. Uyeno, Japan
Bruce Cartwright, Peru; Thomas Har
rington, Great Britain; w. Pfoten
hauer, Germany and Norway; A. Mar
quez, France and Russia; Kwoh Ting
China; y. Ignacio de, Arana, Spain; F
A. Schaefer, Italy and Austria-Hun
gary; A. Hedeman, Denmark; Georg,
Roedick, Sweden; w. LAM, Mexico
Harry NJ. Won Holt, Netherlands; H
Focke, Chile; II. R. Lange, Belgium.
Each consul was given salute o
seven guns as he left the ship.
The Wednesday Bridge Club tina
has been in existence longer than an,
other bridge club in Honolulu, met yes
terday with Mrs. Philip Frear. Lunch
con was served at the CORTLAND from
a big round table prettily decorated
with delicate shades of asters.
Those present were Mrs, w. w
North, Mrs. Marston Campbell, Mrs
Linderman, Mrs. c. p. Morse, Mrs. S
J. Linderman, Mrs. Otto Bierbach
Mrs. w. H. Goetz, Mrs. DeFreest, Mrs
F. A. Potter, Mrs. R. G. Moore ant
Mrs. Philip Frear
Mrs. North scored highest and tool
home a very pretty stenciled tray,
The Wednesday, Bridge Club, com
posed of service people, met yesterda,
with Mrs F. B. Edwards on Keeau
moku street.
Those present were Mrs. Alfre
Putnam, Mrs. H. b. Pratt, Mrs Josep
Sheedy, Mrs George Turner, Mrs
Wooten, Mrs. Arthur Mark, Mrs. Wa
kins, Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Carter, Mrs
Roy Smith, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. EC
wards
The prizes were beautiful smoke
bamboo baskets, the first carried on b
Mrs. Wooten, wife of Major Woote
of Fort De Russy, and the second b
Mrs. Brown, wife of Colonel Brow
retired, of the field artillery
Refreshments of salad and coffe
were served.
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Mrs. George Sherman was hostes
on Saturday night at a very elegal
and unique poi supper, which wa
served on the large makai lanai
their home up Nuuanu Valley.
The decorations for the occasiC
were very elaborate. Mrs. Sherman
a connoisseur with flowers and grow
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