The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-05

JuG WeuuluS OF Lieutenant anu MrS.
Pine. There was an informal recep-
ton after the ceremony.
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Mr.. Newton Rogers, eldest son of
Colonel J. S. Rogers, Second Infantry
.of Schofeld Barracks, will return t.
San Francisco in the Logan tomor-
row. Mr. Rogers came here with his
younger brother and father on the |
February transport, but is going back |
to the Coast to join his mother. Mrs. |
Rogers was detained on the mainland |
by the illness of her mother, but |
hopes to join Colonel Rogers and her !
family at the Leilehua reservation in
! April.
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At the home Of Mrs. Ernest Kopke
yesterday Canon Ault gave an inter-
esting talk on the Christi Bxten-
sion movement. He was given close
attention throughout the lecture, by
those privileged to hear him. Later
in the afternoon refreshments were
served by the hostess.
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Call: Mr.. and Mrs. William G. r.
win are among others who are leaving
the early part of the week for Coro-
nado. They will be accompanied on
the Eouthern trip by Mrs. Twins
mother, Mrs. Richard Ivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scott Brooke,
who have been visiting Mrs. Brooke's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter PitRin
Pomeroy, left on Thursday for Coro.
nado, having postponed their depart
ure until after the Mardi Gras ball on
Tuesday.
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Examiner: The Princees Havana
nakoa, who has been abroad for sew
eral months, will return here shortly
and will sail on the Siberia for her
= home in Honolulu, expecting to arrive
= there about the middle of March. The
r princess went to London for the coro
: nation ceremonies last year and was
t detained on account of an operation
Y on her knee. She is not entirely well
. She will be entertained informally by
1 her frienG,3 here en- route to her island
{ home
q Mrs. William H. Smith left in the
1 Mauna Kea this morning for her home
n in Hilo Mrs. Smiths short visit il
f Honolulu, has been the occasion fol
G a number of luncheons and quiet zen
g tertainments, as she is a social favor
i, tie here as we'll as in Hilo.
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, Mr.. Charles H. Kluegel of Hilo IS
stopping at the Young Hotel. His
, stay in Honolulu will be very shor
as he is here merely on business. Mr.
and Mrs. Kluegel lived in Honolulu foI
;, many years.
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: The Misses Julia and Lydia Nc
u stocker are giving a dance tonight
Il at their home on Lunalilo street.
Mr.. William Hollabird, who has beef
visiting Major and Mrs. N. M. Cruil
shank, was a returning passenger t.
the Coast in the Manchuria.
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Mrs watkins, wife of Capt B. +
Watkins of the Second Infantry pos
at Leilehua, is spending a few days a
the Young Hotel Mrs. Watkins al
ticipates leaving for the Coast by tn
Mongolia on the 23rd. She will vist
her parents in Chicago, I'll.
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Miss Marjorie Alien, niece of Do
tor and Mrs. e. K. Johnltone, wi
leave tomorrow in the transport fC
her home in Redlands, California.
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N Mrs Caroline Bridge and her so
Mr. Harrison Bridge, who have bee
visiting Honolulu for some time, leay
today for Yokohama in the Shiny
Maru.
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One of the few brilliant functions
the Lenten season, was the dinner al
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Georl
Cook, last night at the Country Gu
The clubrooms were prettily decora
ed with bamboo and the table decor
tions were pale pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cookies guests inclu
ed Judge and Mrs. Whitney, Mr. al
Mrs Charles Judd, MIR. David Andt
son, Miss Katherine Goodale, Mr..
III Sorenson, Miss Nora Sturgeon, N