The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-29

@ Third Wednesdays above Nuu- G .
g anu Bridge. Second and Fourth @
g Wednesdays below Bridge. @
g Fourth Wednesday, Pacific @
Q Heights. Q
@ thursdays: The Plains. G
9 Fridays: Hotels and town. 9
. Fourth Friday Fort Shafter. c.
. First Tuesday, Fort Ruger. @
6 Saturdays! Kalihi. Third and Q
C Fourth Saturdays, Kamehame- Q
9 Q G Q Q Q @ Q @ @ C @ @ @ O @ @ .
tween times, before leaving on the
Wilhelmina on Wednesday.
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Among those who had lunch at
Haleiwa yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N.
Whitehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer,
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A number of society girls are plan
ming a leap year ball on the goth Of
February. 1t will probably be given
at the tennis court of the Moana
Hotel-the first dance ever given
there.
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Mr. Daggett entertains informally
very frequently on moonlight nights,
when he has friends at Kaimuki who
enjoy star gazing through an espe-
cially fine telescope which Mr.. Dag
gett possesses.
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Colonel Samuel Parker, who is ex-
pected on the Mongolia tomorrow, is
bringing some friends with him. A
wireless was received yesterday re-
questing that a poi luncheon be ready
tomorrow. A number of people have
been invited.
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Mr.. George Canavarro son of Count
Canavarro, consul for the Portuguese,
is visiting friends in Honolulu. He is
now at the James Castle residence at
Waikiki. Mr.. George Canavarro has
fine position in the forestry depart
ment at Washington, d. c., where he
will return in two or three months.
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( Mrs Ernest Waterhouse, who has
been confined to the Queens Hospital
for some time, was able to be re
moved to her home in Waikiki on
Saturday afternoon DR.. and Mrs
Waterhouse are living in the Joe Gil.
man place, which has been leased for
a year.
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Mrs. Tenney Peck entertained about
twenty of her friends on Saturday
night with an impromptu musicale,
Miss Shoemaker, a guest at the Moana
Hotel, and who is an accomplished
whistler, added several pleasant mum
bers to the evenings entertainment
Mr.. William A. Lord was a contribu'
tor to the program, as was Mrs. Peck
and others.
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Society people have shown theu
hunger for a few goods plays by thei
purchase of season tickets for Harry
Corson Clarke's company, which opens
tonight. Practically the entire hous'
has been sold for tonight, and mum
Der of parties have been arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dillingham; AM
Mr.. Kendall are giving box parties tc
night.
Among those who have season ticl
cts are Mr.. Robert Single, Mr.. Jas
> McCandless, Mr.. Jno. McCandless, MI
, Lorrin Andrews, DR.. Cooper Mr.. H. {
Carter, Mr.. Robert Cation, Mr. Cha:
Chillingworth, Mr.. e. E. Douthitt, ID
Frear, Mr.. RI. S. Gray, Dr. Herber
Mr.. H. M. Hepburn, Mr.. Paul IseI
berg, Mr.. M. G. tombstone, Mr.. d. Aus
tin Jones, Mr.. Jhon Kidwell, Mrs
James L. Mclean, Mr. A. NJ. Novel
4 Mr.. J. A. Palmer, Mr.. w. c. ParkC
Mr.. M. p. Peters, DR.. j. S, Pratt
Judge Alex, Robinson, Mr.. G. F. Rel
ton, Mr.. Charles Stanton, Mr.. Leo
Straus, Mr.. Frank Thompson, Mr.. ]
d. Tenney, Mrs. L. A. Thurston, Nj
julius Unger, Mr.. f. L. Waldron, M
Arthur Wall, Mr.. william VOTERS, Nj
Emil Peters, Mr.. w. d. Adams, M
Evans, Mr.. Roderic5 Mattheson, an
others
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The U. S. S. South Dakota had o
its gayesty apparel on Saturday nigh
when with about 300 invited guest
everybody on board the ship honore
y the fourth anniversary of her COMM
sioning,
The decorations and electrical {
fects were entirely out of the ordinar
The entrance to the ship was coyere