The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-17

COLONEL Wilder, assisted by his daugh-
ers, will entertain at dinner Colo.
lei and Mrs. Rumbough, Miss Hop
Tins, Lieutenant John G. Quekemeyer
md Lieutenant Sellick.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; will be
greatly missed from social functions
n the immediate future. She plans
o leave for the ranch on Friday with
Ter children and remain for couple
If months.
Miss Phoebe Carter will accompany
Ter father on the Sierra today to San
francisco to meet her mother. They
expect to arrive in San Francisco at
nine O'Clock on January % and depart
At one o'clock on the same day to
return with Mrs. Carter to Honolulu.
A cable was received by Mrs. G. w.
Ashford this morning announcing the
of Helen Ashford to Mr..
Emil Schuze at Hongkong. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuze will arrive in Honolulu
the last of next month on a wedding
trip. They will proceed to Portland,
Ore, where Mr.. Schuze has business
and on to Europe, taking
the Trans-Siberian railroad.
DR.. and Mrs. Rogers of Honolulu
were recent dinner guests at Scho-
field Barracks of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Wright of the Second Infantry post.
Others of the pleasant automobile
party who motored out to Leilehua
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gamble of
1647 Anapuni street Captain and
Mrs. e. A. Shuttleworth claimed Mr..
and Mrs. Gamble as their dinner
guests
Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; expects to at
tend the dedication of the new church
at Waikiki on Sunday. AS it has
been several years since Mrs. Dilling-
ham has been on Maui she will re-
main for two weeks visiting friends.
& & &
Captain and Mrs. A. P. Orion will
give a dinner on Friday night at their
Fifth Cavalry quarters. Their guests
will be Captain and Mrs E. A. Stur
ges, Miss Wilder, Lieutenant Bromley
and Lieutenant Peyton.
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The annual meeting of the Free Kir
dergarten and Children's Aid Associa
ton will take place at the Dorothy an
Henry Castle memorial rooms on FIR
day, January 10, at 10 o'clock. Re
ports of committees of the past yea
election of officers and a perspectiv
of the coming year will be the prime
pal features of the meeting,
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The literary circle of Kilohana Al
League will have a meeting on Febrr
airy Is to consider the life and work
of Arnold Bennett. His books, whic
deal with the life of the common PEI
pie in the five cities, are to be r,
4 viewed and discussed, and remini
cences of these cities given by TO-
mer resident of one of them,
The music promises to be unique. A
his works deal with the life Of tn
five different cities, so will the musi
be an expression of the music of dill
ferent countries.
The following papers are being pre-
pared.
Life and Works of Arnold Bennett,
by Mrs. Swanzy.
Analysis and Appreciation of Hts
Books" by Mrs. Cox.
"reminiscences" by Mrs. John Wat
erhouse, ST.
The rehearsal of "Pinafore' last
night was with the largest chorus that
has yet been present. Director Wal
is more than pleased with the chorus
and its splendid progress.
The gentlemen Of the chorus vii
sing together again on Thursday night
and the ladies on Saturday afternoon
The principals will work tonight, al
well as with the chorus
BY the cooperation and enthusiasm,
which has been exhibited for the pro
duction Honolulu may expect some
thing exceptionally fine when tn,
event takes place.
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Mrs Thomas bridge tea, given o.