The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27

c. Winters and Lieutenant Baird.
After dinner the host and hostess
and their guests attended the post
hop
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Mrs. E. A. Shuttleworth of Schofeld
Barracks spent the latter part of the
week in the city. She is now the
guest of Mrs. Wood at the Seaside
Hotel
Mrs. Hyde-Smith has issued invita-
tons to tea at her cottage at Wal
kili on Thursday, complimentary to
Mrs. Schwerin of San Francisco.
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The hop on Saturday nigl; at
Schofield Barracks was rather small
owing to the absence OF so many peo-
pie from the post A pleasant even
| ing, however, is reported
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The Service Bridge Club of 5cno-
= field Barracks met last Tuescay NJ
the home of Mrs. Samuel H. Bell of
the First Field Artillery post, and
contested a number of rubbers OF
bridge
Mrs. Charles Denner carried home
the first prize, pair of handsome
silk hose, and Mrs. Lewis Forester,
wife of Lieutenant Forester of the
Fifth Cavalry, won the second prize,
a Japanese lantern.
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The friends of Judge and Mrs. s.
B. Dole extend sympathy to each of
them in their recent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Dole live in the hearts
of the people of Honolulu and any
sorrow that comes into their lives
receives a quick and sympathetic re-
spouse from all who know them.
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Mrs. Mhoon and daughter Margery
Of Pasadena, Cal, guests of the Moana
Hotel, were given very pretty sup
per on Sunday night by Mrs. J. r.
Warren in her pretty new home on
the corner of Kewalo and Lunalilo
streets
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A number of prominent society PEG,
pie from the other islands are leaving
the metropolis today for their homes.
Mrs. Selden Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs
p Dan Case ard daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lufldn leave in the Mauna Kea
for Maui. Mr.. and Mrs. eric Knud-
sen will depart for Kauai in the
/ Kinau. Miss Hardinge will accom-
p pany Mr.. and Mrs. Knudsen for a
= short visit to Kauai
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Mrs, Thomas II. Cunningham, wife
of Lieutenant Cunningham of the
Fifth Cavalry, who left with her hus-
, band on the last transport for San
Francisco, returned in the Sierra with
her, friends, Miss Latimer and Miss
Bonham Of York Pa, to witness the
Floral Parade. Mrs. Cunningham
leaves again tomorrow for the Coast
to join her husband at Monterey, Cal
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Among the California society folk
who will visit Honolulu in the neal
future are Mrs. Alice Fuller Miss
Esther Bartlett Fuller and Miss Anna
Bartlett Fuller of Pasadena
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"Pinaiore," as produced in the
Opera House last night, was we'll re
ceived by Honoulus critical audience
The Opera House was we'll filled, tbs
opera well put on, the principals
We're we'll balanced and the chorus
pleasing. To say that the audience
was pleased, entertained and enthu
siastic is the least praise that can be
given TO the production.
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Mrs Kingsbury, wife of Lieutenant
Kingsbury, entertained at a bridge tee
in honor Of Mrs. Mark, who expects
to leave Honolulu in the next trans
| port. The house was tastefully decor
ated in yellow ana green. The frs
prize, a Dutch silver bonbon spoon
was taken by Mrs, Selden Kingsbury
and the second prize, a pretty bridg,
Rag, was carried Off by Mrs. Coleman
The heart prize, a dainty handker
chief case, was given to Mrs John
ston Of Fort Ruger. The guest priz,
was a very pretty bag and was giveI
to Mrs. Mark.
During the afternoon delightful re
II freghments were served The bridg,