The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-10
~ HMN THE CREWS WANT GROW TOBACCO EXTRA SESSION CLOSED some SOCIAL HAPPENINGS WATCH DUTY GB
MIR. AND MRS. TOM MAYS DANCING
PARTY.
Mrs. Sewall Gives a Delightful Lunch
eon-Miss Jones' Poi Supper for
Hilo Friends-Other Notes.

HilO FriendS-Other Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom May gave bril-
liant dancing party at their. home on
the Plains. A lanai was built out in
the yard among the trees. The deco
rations were most novel in that they
We're natural and growing in the soil.
! Through the floor of the lanai grew
| bushes and vines, while palm branch
es found their way into the lanai.
| English and American flags were neat
|, ly hung up in appropriate places. The
premises were illuminated with elec-
trio lights and Chinese lanterns. A
! delicious supper was served. The
guests were: United States Consul
General and Mrs. Haywood, British
Vice Consul and Mrs. 7. II. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Renjes, Mr.. and Mrs.
James, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Mr..
and Mrs. Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fax.
on Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Tenney,
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert, Sir Robert and
Lady Heron, DIR. and Mrs. Cooper. Mr.
and Mrs. Wray Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
! F. NJ. Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Baird
Mrs. Wight, the Misses Kelley, Juliette
King, Zoe Atkinson, Allie Wall, Myra
Sloggett. Bernice Young. Miss Clark.
! Messrs. John Humberg, Scholtz. Won
Hamm, Arthur Wall, w. Il. Wall and
many others.
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Mrs. Harold NJ. Sewall gave a pretty
luncheon at the American legation in
| Waikiki on Wednesday. The decora-
tions were pale pink asters Those
present were Mrs. William Haywood,
Mrs. Hebron, Mrs. w. O. Smith, Mrs.
f. X. Wilder, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Brown,
! Mrs. w. A. Kinney, Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
Herman Focke, Mrs. Porter Boyd, Mrs.
| d. p. Birnie and Mrs. Paul Isenberg.
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| Miss Alice Jones gave supper at
| her home on Kuakini street last even
| ing, complimentary to the Misses Ivy
and Matte Richardson of Hilo. A ty-
pical Hawaiian feast, specially prepar
ed by natives, was spread under tent
! but on the lawn. The table was taste
| fully arranged in the shape of "a ~"
| 4 profusion of ieie, vines and ferns
made most unique arrangement OF
| decorations. which harmoniZed per-
| fectly. Electric lights and japanese
lanterns made "A brilliant illumination.
The ladies' were each given a name OF
some capital city in the United States.
Each gentleman was given name of
state, and the lady holding the name
OF the capital city of his state was his
escort Tor supper The Quintette club
| Supphea music during the evening.
Miss Jones, guests were: The Misses
| IVY and Matte Richardson, of Hilo,
Jullette hlng, Mamie Wlddifield, Clara
| Fuller, May Damon, Edna Kelley,
Grace King, Myra Angus, Frances
n,n"I H., : iute'e H. Gai 'eI; Mapei 2oreii-
Gn'; 9%m, rn"S IA NJ NIa.t m'S ounS, S pess,e
~ "'il ,'e c w" Niuns, N; smut
MooI'i+nG uoa1is, "J,'n 1oper W. M.s'' a.
l,'+ yvat, W. '",ri ~, ,; i,ouSe, " "
@ o ,tl "".Ii "Ut!se, Wv. - w. DicheS, Ei"r ,I
| i0o 'hi'H' W ~ N"S'lV' 9cSiiouI ilaii'
Paris. Charles \vei@b+ Clarence ana
Montaoue Cooke lanes Allan and
Henry Judd
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nj n.
| , ne iiehioeIs VI lne Isl ppSllon
Iy entertained last evening nv Profe.,-
sor Theodore Richards of Kamobame.
ha school CcIIaDn rnminiscancaS aud
| fro+arn;+y sonu, oo,,,,,;L,,+d 4 ~
jolly time. The supper table was very
tastefully decorated with the garnet
and gold colors. prcttily represented
| bv cOreopSis flowers The members