The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-18

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fair and luau to be held on next Sat
urday afternoon and evening at the
home of Prince David Kawananakoa,
at 1888 Pensacola street, by large
number of the ladies of the social cir
Gle of Honolulu, under the direction OF
the Princess Kawananakoa, who is de-
voting a great deal of her time in
planning and directing the arrange
ment of the various details
The plans as contemplated will be
exceedingly beautiful, and the decOra-
lions which are being designed by Mrs.
A. P. Taylor, will make the spacious
grounds veritable fairyland.
Among the various booths which
will be particularly attractive may be
mentioned several as follows, the de-
signs for which have already been
completed.
Mrs. Mamie Phillips will preside at
a booth which will be designed and
shaped to represent a huge lemon. She
will be assisted by number of charm
ingly gowned-women in costumes to
match the surroundings.
Miss Bertha Young will have charge
of a fancy work booth which will be
constructed wholly of bamboo
Mrs. e. B. Mechanism will have
charge of a booth built to represent an
ice or snow palace, with general hoar
frost effect.
Mrs. M. e. Grossman, who will have
charge of the natural flower booth,
will work with her assistants in a
marquee of green.
The buffet luncheon tent will be dec
GRATED entirely in flags.
The object of the affair is to raise
money for the assistance of INDECENT
Hawaiian women, a home for whom a
fund is now being raised.
Among the assistants who will help
to make the affair a success may be
mentioned the following, although the
list will probably be added to by q
number of others:
Mrs. L. M. Whitehouse, Mrs. Eber
Low, Mrs. c. G. Ballentyne, Miss Nan.
ME Winston, Mrs. Van Vliet Miss Jae.
ger, Miss Irma Ballentyne, Mrs. Man.
ME Phillips, Mrs. A. F. Murphy, Miss
Dreier, Miss Rhodes, Mrs. McStocker
the Misses Mulch, Mrs. Harrison, Miss
Legros, Mrs. E. B. McClanahan, Miss
A. Gignoux, Miss Justine McClanahan
Misses Vera and Violet Damon Miss
Sorenson, Miss Bertha Young, Mrs
James Wilder, Mrs. Deering, Mrs. A
G. Halves, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Cushman
Mrs. Chas. Wilder, Mrs NJ. E. Gross
man, Misses Ada Mulch, Muriel anC
Beatrice Campbell, Watty Holt, Iren,
Boyd, Rosie Herbert, Annabel Low
and Ruth Bertelman.
The following will preside at the lual
table: Mrs. Laura Mahelona, Miss Lo
kalia Holt, Mrs. Cathcart, Mrs. ]
Paiko, Jr., Mrs. Lizzie Kinney, Mrs C
Hopkins.
Mrs. Henry Macfarlane was expected
this month from her home in Honolulu
and will stop at the Hotel Rafael whilt
here.-Chronicle.
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Miss Helene Irwin is wearing somo
lovely summer clothes One suit is O.
bright blue linen made with a loose
fitting coat and worn with large blue
hat, which is most becoming to thi,
pretty girl.-Call.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy enter
tained a few friends at dinner on Mon
day evening at their home in Manos
Valley, in honor of Senator Samuel H
Piles, of Washington, who is one o
the members of the Congressional
party which is at present visiting tn
Territory.
A recent issue of the San Francsc,
Chronicle contained a, long account o
the opening of the new quarters of tn
Sequoia Club, one of the leading ar
organizations of that city, in the re
Gently completed Paramount Hotel Of
the 9th inst. Prominent among tn
members mentioned who were in tn
receiving line at the affair, was tn
name of Mrs. Allan Dunn. Mrs. DUN
is we'll known here where she was Dor
and has many friends She was i
Honolulu not long ago visiting he
mother, Mrs. Buchanan who reside
here.
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The following is from the Los Ange
e les Times of recent date:
t DR.. j. e. Cowles favored the Men
J. Club of st. Johns Episcopal Churc
= last week with a description of tn
= Chamber of Commerce excursion tri
: to Honolulu. His references to tn
n happenings of the party while on boar
= the Ohio were very amusing and prov
n ed rare treat to the men who attend
:, ed.
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= Rev. William Edward Parker, il
pastor of the Olivet Presbyteria