The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-17
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CONSUL HAYWOOD'S DINNER TO
MIR. HATCH.
Delightful Surprise Party at the May
Residence-Nlrs. Levers Luncheon
Social Announcements.

Social Announcements.
The guests who attended the din
ner given by United States Consul
General William Haywood, last even
ing, complimentary to Hawaiian Min
ister Francis NJ. Hatch will long re
member the uniqueness of the affair.
The charming Haywood home on Bel
etania street was brilliantly illuminate
ed for the occasion. The guests were
seated about round table board on
the center of which was a prodigious
mass of maiden hair fern. Hidden
underneath the ferns were electric
lights. In the bay windows were sta.
toned large palms. Maiden hair fern
was also used in the decorations and
lights were concealed in various pla-
ces among the palms and fern. On
the wall, neatly draped, were the
American and Hawaiian flags. The
effect was strikingly beautiful. \
buttoniere bouquet consisting of white
carnations tied with red. white and
blue ribbons. and "A souvenir card in
the shape of folder, with an island
scene, name of the owner, and the
friendly words aloha Nui" hand
somely printed about a circle inside
lay at each plate. The Philadelphia
band, stationed under the big bamyan
tree in the front of the residence, rem
dered a serenade. \ toast was of
fered to Senator Morgan by President
Dole. The Senator responded cheer
fully by saying that the Islands would
be annexed to the United States dur
ing the next session of Congress. lie
added that such noble work in
civilizing and christianizing the Is
lands, is worthy of commendation
from the whole world. Mr.. Haywood's
guests were: Minister Hatch Senator
Morgan, President Dole, American
Minister Sewall. Admiral Miller. Chief
Justice Judd, Captain Dyer, Captain
Nichols. Minister Damon, Ex-United
States Consul General McIvor of I-o-
Ikohama, Messrs. F. NJ. Swansey, b. F.
Dillingham;. w. p. Boyd, Walter Max
well and j. l.. Stickney.
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\ delightful surprise party was Civ
en- to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom May and their
son Arthur, at. the May residence lasl
evening. Arthur will leave shortly for
Cambridge University, and good
many of his friends were in the party.
Dancing was the chief pleasure OF
the party. The lanai out on the lawn
was used. Among those in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Baird, Mr.. and Mrs
James. Mr. and Mrs. Tenney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Kitca,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Mist. Mr.. and Mrs
Forest, Mrs. Holdsworth. the Misses
Juliet and Grace King. Nellie, Bernice
and May Young, Belle Walker, Myra
Sloggett, Allie Wall, Sir Robert Her
ron. \. st. NJ. and Arthur Macllintosh
D. Shanks, w. l.. Stanley, John Soper
Harry Mist, officers of the Comus and
others.
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Mrs. S. NJ. Damon entertained some
of the ladies BELONGING to the Con-
gressional party today. \ visit Va.
paid to the Bishop Museum and then
the party were driven to Mr.. Damon's
beautiful country seat at Moanalua.
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Miss Ricke Nolte will entertain al
dinner this evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Currier of San Francisco.
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Mrs. Robert Levers gave delight
full luncheon Wednesday compl:menta-
ry to Mrs. Grinbaum and Mrs. Louis
son. The decorations consisted Of
pink and white cosmos. The ladies
present were: Mrs. Sewall, Mrs. Hay,
wood, Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Hebron, Mira.
j. O. Carter, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. William
| Hopper. Mrs. Wells Peterson and Miss
! Carter.
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| British Vice Consul and Mrs. Thorn
as Rain Walker win give a dance on
Tuesday evening, complimentary to
The ComuS officers.
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Mrs. NJ. S. Grnbaum will give Il
luncheon at the Peninsula on Thurs
day.