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Mr.. J. r. Daggett gave another OF
his interesting telescope parties on
Sunday night. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hedeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crop, Mrs Hanneberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Hedoman, Madame Brunsorst,
Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr., and DIR. Hede
man.
Much interest is manifest in a num-
Der of meetings that are to be held in
the homes of many ladies of Honolu<
preparatory to the general movement
for Christian extension, which opens
in the Empire Theater on March IS.
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Mrs. George l.. Morrison gave a
large bridge party yesterday afternoon
to the ladies of the Fifth Cavalry post.
Three prizes were given and were car
/ ried off by Mrs. c. c. Winnia, Mrs.
E. A. Sturgis and Mrs. Donald Greg
DRY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hillston, who
have been having an extended we'd
ding trip to Australia, and have re-
Gently been visiting friends in Homo
lulu, left this morning for their home
in Berkeley. Mrs. Hillston was form
erly Miss Elsie Henry. a popular So
ciety girl of Berkeley and well known
to many people in Honolulu.
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Consul General Semichu Uyeno oil
Japan entertained thirty of his coun
trymen with an elaborate dinner last
night at his home. pleasant feature
of the evening was the reading of =
letter from Admiral Thomas thanking
the representative of Japan for the
lantern parade and the kindly feeling
exhibited by the Japanese people il
marching down to the vessels to ar
ford all an opportunity of witnessing
the interesting event
The letter was received with mucl
joy by all the Japanese present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Johnson gave :
very pretty dinner last night to a few
friends.
The table was prettily decorate,
with nasturtiums The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Olsen, Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. r. Warren and Mr.. and Mrs
, Johnson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Love enter
! tanned with a dinner on Monday nigh
[ complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Fri
5 Knudsen of Kauai
! The table was tastefully adorned
; with La France roses and graced witt
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Eric Knudsen, Mr.. and Mrs Thoma
. from Ohio, Mr., and Mrs. Evans of Cal
t ifornia, Mrs. Fangel, Miss Moore AM
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Love.
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Ernest Parker was the host on Mon
day night for a rag dance. Tn
music, programs and dances were al
decidedly rag" The guests include,
Miss Thelma Parker, Ethel Whiting
Rosie Herbert, Grace Robertson, Ma
Freeth Beth Woods, Margaret, HeleI
and Catherine Jones, Carol, Clorind
and Lara Low, Miss Charlotte Dow
sett, Clare Cummings, Miss Smith
Miss Kinney, Mrs. Campbell, Mis-
Kaui Wilcox, Miss Woods, Miss Andei
son, Mrs FalE, Mrs. Walter Macfal
lane, Mr. and Mrs Robert Shingle
Sonny Maclarlane Mr. Dunbar, Lieut.
Rhoads, Lieut. Taylor, Lieut.. Kairor
Lieut.. Stephens, Mr.. Smart, Eaton Ma
COON, Robert McCOrriston, Bob Paris
Samuel Chillingsworth, Arthur Still
man, Alfred Smythe, Mr. Campbell
Sam Mahelona, Sam Parker Jr., Cal
| tain Johnson, Mr. and MS All Fonl
Mrs, Knight, Mrs. Jarrett, the Misso
Jarrett, C, Magoon, Charles Herbert
Bob McEldowney and others.
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Mrs. Walter F. Dillingham; is pu
ting up a trophy for the ladies' go
tournament for which the qualifyin
round is to be played on the links {
the Country Club March 6. All eI
tries must be made by $3.50 on Marc
G. The qualifying round is to he
medal play The finals will be mate
play and will be played off some tim
within two weeks There will be