The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-30

( . lani Park, Kaimulli, Palolo. G
( . Wednesdays: Nuuanu, Pun 6
g nui, Pacific Heights. First and G
G Third Wednesdays above Nuu- g
g anu Bridge. Second and Fourth 6
| g Wednesdays below Bridge. g
/ q Fourth Wednesday, Pacific 6
g Heights. g
G Thursdays: The Plains. g
G Fridays: Hotels and town. Q
2 Fourth Friday Fort Shafter. G
9 First Tuesday, Fort Ruger. g
G Saturdays: Kalihi. Third and Q
G Fourth Saturdays, Kamehame- @
g ha Schools. Q
lulu on Saturday from Maui and Ha-
wall to remain until the following
Tuesday. While in Honolulu, they will
be house guests of Mrs. Henry Water
house on Nuuanu avenue.
Mrs. tombstone is hostess at a lun-
cheon tomorrow at Fort Shafter.
There were more supper parties last
night at the Young Cafe, than seen in
Honolulu for some time previous.
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Mrs. A. F. Grifiths will give lun-
cheon to which twelve covers will be
laid next Friday, II honor of Mrs
Washburn.
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Invitations are out for a dance at
Fort Shafter on Friday night The
function will take place in the admin
istration building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rivenburg, who have
been absent for nearly four months
are expected either on Friday of this
week or Wednesday of next.
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| Lieutenant Neal of the First Field
! Artillery at Schofield Barracks gave
a smoker in honor of Colonel Brown
(retired) at SchofieId Barracks. Many
old artillery as we'll as cavalry and in
fantry friends were invited to meet
Colonel Brown.
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Mrs. d. w. Hand gave a bridge par
ty last Monday at Leilehua at which
five tables were occupied with inter
esting rubbers The function was Civ
, en- in honor of Mrs. Edward Brown
Prizes were given at each table, and
we're carried off by Mrs Gibson, Mrs
w. o. Howell, Mrs Pratt, Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. e. A. Sturges.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers gave
a box party at the Opera House las
night to hear What Happened t.
Jones" After the theater the part!
had a supper at the Young Cafe, MI
and Mrs. IverS guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder Captain Terhune
and Captain and Mrs. Carter.
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Among those entertaining with din
ners complimentary to Colonel an
Mrs. Brown are Colonel and Mrs. d.
Rumbough, Major and Mrs. VIM. CruiF
shank, and Lieutenant and Mrs. Nea
all of the artillery line. Colonel an
Mrs.. Brown have been greatly fete
since their arrival.
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Mrs. Alfred A. Putnam, wife of Cap
A. b. Putnam of Fort De Russy, ha
been the house guest of Mrs. Thoma
H. Cunningham at Schofield Barrack
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Professor and Mrs. A. F. Griffith
gave a pleasant evening last night
the faculty and trustees of Oahu CO
p lege at the Presidents home on Il
y grounds of Oahu College. These la
Monday evenings of each month a
decided Spcial advantage to tho
connected with the institution, whe
music, art, poetry or the drama m
occupy the attention of the guests.
Last night was devoted to art, a
Mr.. Hitchcock gave a delightful ia
on art, Illustrating it with works fro
his own paintings.
Later on, silhouettes of most of
people present were exhibited and
guessing contest was in order to
tinguish who was who.
Refreshments were served after
pleasant evening,
The committee in charge of
evenings entertainment were
Hitchcock, Miss Borden and Miss
san Clark.
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Kilohana Art League made a
fEep forward when it took in the
partment for outdoor improvem
Many people, in fact most people
ing here have felt the need of s
an organization, not connected
politics, but purely for the beautif
Of Honolulu on rational lines.
II ladies who have assumed the initia