The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-16
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
Mr.. Vernon Tenney is giving a
dancing party tonight to a large num-
Der of popular people of the younger
set.
Mrs. Focke was the hostess yester-
day at a unique luncheon given at
the Mochitsuh Club at Waikiki, to
which covers were laid for ten.
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Miss M. Johnson entertained at din.
ner last night complimentary to DR..
and Mrs. tombstone of Fort Shafter,
who will depart for San Francisco on
the next transport.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hedeman gave an
elegant dinner last night, to which
fourteen covers were laid. The table
was artistically adorned with Jaque-
minot roses, combined with lace ferns
and graced with the following friends;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roedik, Mr.. and
Mr.. Hackfeld, Mr.. Pfotenhauer, Mr..
Weinzheimer, Mr.. Burchenal, Miss
Whittemore, Miss Robson and Mr..
and Mrs. Hedeman
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The meeting of Kilohana Art
League brought together a number
of people last night to listen to a
short program covering the life
works and PHILOSOPHERS of Arnold
Bennett Miss Swanzy's paper was
carefully prepared and gave histor!
of his life and his preparation FOR nl'
later works.
Mrs. Isaac Cos review of his books
showed a very intimate knowledge o
the works of Arnold Bennett and wal
written and delivered in a charming
manner.
Mrs. Waterhouse gave pleasan
"reminiscences of the five towns whicl
formed the setting of all the author
works.
Mrs. George Sherman, in the al
sence of Hon. w. L. Whitney, re
viewed the philosophers of the author
The assembly room of the league wa
filled.
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The wedding of Mr.. Fred BurnhaI
of New York to Frances butcher Al
bolt was solemnized at the residenc
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis at Wa
kiki on Monday, February II, at hig
noon, Rev. w. D. Westervelt perforr
ing the ceremony.
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mr.
| Lewis was converted into a bower
green and white. The many pott'
palms and ferns and gaskets Of mr.
/ denhair made a glorious bank
n green for a setting to the white flo
ers which were used in profusion.
The bride is daughter of the la
II. NJ. butcher Of Newton, N. j., al
owns the H. w. Merriman shoe fl
tory, the largest manufacturers
children's shoes in the world.
Mr.. Fred Burnham is a popul
New York clubman and yachtsm'
He owns the famous Dixie ~,
fastest motor boat in the world, w
speed of forty-eight miles per no
He won the international race in 10
defeating England's best, owned
II the Duke of Westminster. He a
II won an international automobile II
III in 1906, when he drove 100 miles
ii 77:172-5.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham leave h
Ill February 2S for New Zealand, Aust
II liza, Tasmania, Manila, China
Japan, returning to California alb
August l. From there they will
to British Columbia for two mont
hunting trip and reach New Y
about December 1.
After a supmptuous lunch at
Country Club the happy couple
for Haleiwa, where they will sp
their honeymoon.
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III A jolly party was that given at
Outrigger Club last night, whe,
popular dancing club and Z
friends celebrated the day wit
masquerade ball.
The costumes were unique, sur
ing and occasioned no end of jo
Some of the members were notet
follows.
II MI. and Mrs. Bon and Mr.. and