The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-07
ENTERTAINMENT TO TAKE
PLACE NEXT WEEK.
Masquerade Ball at Waikiki Tonight
bicycle and Bathing Parties on
the Tapis-Euchre Party.

puffed and frilled for the entertain
ments that are to be given during the
coming week. Tonight a jolly party
of maskers will have possession of the
Levers residence in Waikiki. About
twenty young couples will make up
the party. The affair will differ from
| the usual masquerade in many ways
and will be unique, to say the least.
The young ladies will be garbed in
pretty dominoes of one pattern, while
the gentlemen will be clothed in domi
noes of a different color. The ladies
will be distinguished by means of odd
numbers appended to their dominoes,
while the gentlemen will have even
figures. After each dance the lady
will be expected to write down on
her own program the name of the
gentleman whom she believes she has
had for her partner. The gentleman
will make a guess also. When the
masks have been removed a commit
tee will gather up the programs and
ascertain which lady and gentleman
have the most accurate cards. To
these trophies will be awarded. The
lady and gentleman whose disguise
was so poor that nearly everyone
knew them, will have forced on to
them, BOBBY prizes. The dancing will
take place on the dancing pavilion
fronting the sea at pretty "Haleku-
lani." Supper will be served.
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The man in the moon will pay his
usual monthly visit to these shores
next week. Several bicycle and
bathing parties are on the tapis for
next week in consequence. Aside
from the teas and luncheons there
will be grand concert by the Homo
lulu Choral Society in the Opera
House on Tuesday evening and two
boat club dances on Friday evening.
The Myrtles and Healanis have both
hit upon the same night, which, by
the way, is full moon, for their hops.
Both clubs are now actively at work
in making arrangements in an effort
ming the musical circle of the Kilo-
hama Art League will entertain.
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On Saturday last Judge H. A. Wide
: mann gave stag" dinner at his
: magnificent home in Punahou.
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Mrs. f. X. Wilder entertained at a
= reception and hop at her Waikiki
place on Monday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Howison. wife of Commodore
Howison of the Unlted States Navy
t and Mrs. Avery of San Francisco. On
Monday afternoon these ladies were
, entertained at luncheon by Mrs. S. C
Allen.
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e Tuesday afternoon Mrs. II. F, At
2 kinson gave tea.
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Mrs. Widdfield's euchre party TOOK
place on Wednesday evening. A pleas
ant smoker took place at the Pacific
Club on the same evening.
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. = progressive euchre party, given
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. NJ c. Widdifield, on Judd street
was attended by nearly one hundred
persons. The trophies We're won by
Mrs. Avery of San Francisco, and l.
NJ. Vettlesen. The ladies' prize was {
handsome cut glass jar, and the gent
leman's, a cribbage board.
Mrs. Widdifield was assisted in re
ceiving and entertaining her guests
by her daughters, the Misses Adele
:. Kathyrn and Mamie Widdifield. anC
her friend Mrs. Long. of San Fran
cisco. The beautiful Cornwell place
as it is known, was brilliantly illu
; minated. Decorations throughout th'
house assisted in making the scene
more attractive and cheerful Trail
. ing over the pictures and about the
chandeliers and mantels in various
+ rooms were evergreens and vines
Large lunches of sunhowers anC
. fragrant flowers We're conspicuous il
different corners of the house. Tn,
6 card tables were stationed in tn,
parlor and dining room, which wer,
Z thrown into one large room by mean
: of sliding doors. Supper was served
during the evening.
Among Mrs. Widdifeld's guest
9 were: Mr.. and Mrs Irwin, DR.. ant
o Mrs. Wood, Dr. and Mrs. McGrew, Dr.
an, Mrs. Nichols. DR.. and Mrs
Myers, Lieut.. and Mrs. Norman
Lieut.. and Mrs. Moses, Mr. and Mrs
% Renjes, Mr.. and Mrs Il d. Tenney
Mr.. and Mrs. FaXon Bishop, Mr. an,