The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-13

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/ afternoon for Miss Juliette Cooke
whose cnge cement to Mr.. Edmund Me-
/ lauphy has been announced. Among
those present were Mrs. William
Love Miss Moore, Mss Reynolds,
Mrs. Clarence II. Cooke, Mrs Frank
Atherton, Miss Inez Grace Davis. Miss
Nora Sturgeon, Miss Kate Atherton,
Miss Flaxman, Mrs. Greenwell, Miss
Armstrong, Miss Grace Cooke, and
| Miss Collin.
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Miss Alice Hopper will be hostess
for the Minute Club this afternoon, at
her home on Keeaumoku street. The
young ladies who belong to this club
meet once a month and spend the aft
ernoon sewing for the poor. Today
Miss Hopper's guests will be Miss
Fanny Hoogs, Miss Helen North, Miss
Belle McCorriston, Miss Muriel How
att, Miss Cordelia Gilman Miss Esther
Kopke, Miss Bertha Kopke, Miss Car
RE Mclean and Miss Martha McChes-
ney.
Mrs. Jack Young of Hilo entertained
Eat Five Hundred party at her home
in Pueo, on wednesday of this week.
The prizes were taken by Mrs. H. B.
Elliott and Mrs. Indy Watson.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Young's
hospitality were Miss Edna Curtis,
Miss Annabelle Low, Miss Florence
Shipman, Miss Margaret Shlpman,
Miss Caroline Shipman, Miss Wolfert,
Mrs Harold Moses, Mrs. Christian
Castendyke, Mrs. Robert Forbes, Mrs.
Alvah Scott, Mrs. w. T. Balding, Mrs.
Fred Irwin Mrs. Harry Irwin, Mrs. r.
7. Guard, Mrs. Robert Moses, Mrs.
Archer-Irwin, Mrs. H. B. Elliott, Mrs.
William Mckay, Mrs. Ollie Shipman,
Mrs. Paul Bartels, Mrs. Harold Fisher,
Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Mrs. Macono-
Chi
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Miss Cassels, who has been the
house guest of Miss Herrenden and
Mrs, Ashman in Puma will leaves on
for her home on the mainland
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Up at Punahou rehearsals for the
May-day pageant are progressing fine
ly One of the features is to be the
minuet, danced by the young folks,
from the eighth grade, who will be
powdered and wigged, ruffied and
patched to represent the bellies and
beauX of old colonial days. These
young people are working under the
direction of Miss Harriet William,
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Young of Hilo
have had as their house guest for the
past few days, Miss Edna Curtis, of
Kurtistown, Olaa.
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Miss Holfert of Oakland, California,
who is spending some time in the Is
lands, is at present visiting Mrs.
Charles Kluegel of Hilo. A number
of informal affairs are being planned
for her in the near future.
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Miss Caroline Potter, of Hilo, spent |
the week with MIS-. Lewis Turner at
Kaweleau, the rubber plantation in
Puma,
Mrs. Charles Henry Brown was the |
hostess at a pretty informal dinner
on Friday evening, given in honor of
Miss Sarah Mech Sheldon, who will .
return to her home in Seattle IN
June Miss Sheldon has been the
eighth grade teacher at Punahou for
the past four years.
The Browns pretty bungalow on
Woodlawn avenue in Manoa valley
was made especially attractive with
of red carnations, ferns and
lilies.
Co'SiS "ClS Ia" III olA' Inc manu-
painted place cards bore messages
from famous authors Each guest
was presented with a corsage bouquet
of English violets. Upon a handsome
embroidered piece, an heirloom in
the center of the table, was a French
metal basket, Mrs. Browns wedding
gife from the honoree, which CON
tanned carnations and maidenhair
fern most tastefully arranged.
No less elaborate was the menu of
the dinner, one dainty after another
being served in faultless style, the
first being Eastern oysters on the