The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-26


Q Fourth Saturdays, Kamehame- o.
g ha Schools. O.
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a popular place for dancing, and Sat
urday night found them filed with
young people who danced. Ernest
Kaai furnished the music and the man
agement served punch during the
evening
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Local people are glad for the oppor-
tunity of hearing "Pinafore" in the
Opera House onight.
The presentation on the Mohican
was unique and ideal in its setting,
but tonights performance will afford
a better opportunity of hearing the
voices and of getting the details of
the production
The Peninsula home of Judge and
Mrs Henry E. Cooper was filled with
guests yesterday who motored down
and enjoyed an outing at that delight
full place.
Among the guests were Captain
, Case, Miss Betty Case, the Misses Nc
Stocker, Lieutenant and Mrs. Pine,
Mr.. and Mrs Sheedy, Captain and
Mrs. Johnson, Miss Irma Ballentyne,
Lieutenant Bertholf, Mr. and Mrs.
| Harry I ouic and Otharo
| Mr.. Ernest Parker will be host at a
dance tonight at Waikiki. The affair
is to be given in honor of Miss Thel-
ma Parker, who with her mother,
Mrs Fred knight, leaves for Hawaii
in the early part of March.
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The members of the chorus Of
"Pinafore" will give an informal
dance Saturday, March 8, at the home
of Miss Kamakia Magoon on Keeau-
moku street.
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A delightful meeting of old friends
was occasioned at the tea given by
Mrs. George J. Augur on Friday aft
ernoon at her home on Beretania ave
nue..
Six friends of the hostess, whom
she had known for many years, hap
pened to be visiting Honolulu, and
their meeting together partook more
of the nature of a reunion than Of a
tea.
The Out-of-tOwn guests were Mrs.
Moon and daughter Marjery, now Of
Pasadena, but for many years resi-
dents of Oakland; Mrs Weatherby, a
great entertainer from Fruitvale
Cal, and sister of Mrs. Selah Merrill,
who for the past score of years has
been great traveller, and Mrs.
Cherry and daughter of Astoria, Ore.
Mrs. Walter r. Coombs, Mrs. s. w.
Smith, Mrs. Otto Bierbach and other
Honolulu ladies were invited to meet
this coterie of old friends.
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One of the most elaborate functions
of the week was the poi luncheon
given by Mrs. Helen Noonan on Sat
urday at the home OF MRS. e. d. Ten
ney. The Attain was given in honor
of Mrs. Fred Knight of San Francisco.
The table was decorated with large
La France roses. After luncheon the
guests played bridge, and the prizes,
which were beautiful Canton China
bowls, were carried off by the guest
of honor, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Munson
and Princess Kalanianaole. The in
waited guests were Mrs. Fred Knight,
Princess Kalananaole, Mrs Carl
Widemann, Mrs. Palmer Wood, Mrs,
Harry Lewis. Mrs Focke, Mrs. Stack
able, Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Herbert,
Mrs, Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Charles vii
der, Mrs Agnes Walker, Mrs. Tenney,
Mrs. Klebahn, Mrs. Gussie Schmidt
and Mrs. Noonan
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Examiner; After a gala round OF
teas, receptions and dinners, Mrs
Adolph Rothschild is leaving this
morning on the Shasta Limited for
Portland, Ore, to JOIN her husband,
who has become the representative
of a large Eastern corporation in the
Northwest. Mrs. Rothschild Is one OF
the popular young society matrons
who has found time to take an active
interest in suffrage work, and by her
counsel and personal efforts materially
alJsted in the great suffrage victory
Of last October. A delightful hostess
of unusual personal charm and beau
ty, and exceptionally accomplished
she possesses host of friends who
have WED in wishing her bon voyage