The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05

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young people passed the moonlight
hours with dancing.
The soirie was leap year affair,
and the programs which were given to
the gentlemen had no pencils at
tached. Refreshments were served at
II o'clock. Kaai's quintet club fur
nished the music.
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Mrs. Melanphy expects to depart for
the volcano on the 18th of this month.
tLieUtenant and Mrs. Cunningham of
Schofield Barracks left on the trans
port on Saturday, covered with leis
from their friends. They will proceed
at once to Monterey, where Lieuten-
ant Cunningham will enter the School
of Musketry on special detail.
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The dance at Fort Shafter on Sat
urday night was given in the post
| hop" room of the administration
building, which was beautifully dec
grated for the event In the receiy-
| ing line were Major and Mrs. Wholley,
Major and Mrs. J. NJ Kennedy and
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Preston. A
number of naval officers were pres
ont, as well as army representatives
from the several posts. The Second
Infantry band furnished music during
/ The evening.
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Major A. B. de Saulles was the host
at a very elegant violet tea at the pa
vilion of the tennis court at the Mo
ana Hotel on Saturday afternoon. The
event was in honor of Mrs. Bertholf
} wife Of Lieutenant Bertholf of the L
S. S, Colorado.
Each lady present was given a big
bunch of violets.
The guests were Admiral and Mrs
Thomas, General and Mrs. Macomb
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman, Major
and Mrs. Neville, Mr. Oliver Lansing
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, Mrs
Schwerin. Lieutenant and Mrs. Wade
Commander and Mrs. Wells, Mrs. DOB
bins, Mr. and Mrs. Glow, Mrs. Strick
Ter, Captain and Mrs. Gill, Miss Buck
land, Lieutenant and Mrs. Drumleigh
Ensign Baughman and Ensign Horner
Captain and Mrs Wilbur and Mrs
Widdifeld.
The refreshments were elaborate
Besides an elegant punch, coffee, tea
ice cream, cake and a variety of sand
witches were served.
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Mrs. J. K. Brown, ST., entertained
at bridge on Thursday afternoon il
Eaimuk.
The following ladies' We're present.
Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. Robert Lew
ers, Mrs. Reidford, Mrs. Freeman o
Fort Shafter Miss Freeman, Mrs
, Marston Campbell, Mrs harrington
Mrs Charles Frazier, Mrs. Lakeland
Mrs. J. A. McCandless, Mrs. L. l., Nc
, Candless, Mrs st. Sayres, Mrs, John
, son, Fort Ruger; Mrs. Johnson, Mrs
= Walker. Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. ~. j. King
, Mrs. Thomas King, Jr, Mrs. Eskew
Mrs. Beadle, Mrs. Bierbach, Mrs. Boz
Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs. Willard Brown
Mrs. e. Wells Peterson, Miss Hopper
Mrs. Zeno X Myers, Mrs. Lansing
Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. l.. c.. Ables, Mr..
w. d. Adams, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Fuller
Mrs. Thomas Wall Mrs. H. r. Coope
and Mrs. f. C. Brown.
A prize was given to the highes
winner at each table. These wer
Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs. Lani
ing, MIS-. sayres, Mrs, Abrams
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Miss S. NJ Novel; and Miss A. {
Novel; Of Boston, aunts of A. N
Novel;, secretary and manager @
Sugar Factors Co., Ltd, who ar
spending the winter with thei
nephew at his Manop Valley home
: are visiting for two weeks with Nh
and Mrs. j. Little at Lahaina Tn
Misses NOVEL; will return to Hone
lulu in time for the Floral Parade fe'
tiyities and expect to leave for Boz
ton via California cities in the Marc