The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13
.SOClALEVENTS OF THEWEEK

The most important events in a So
cial line during the past week have
leen in relation to the Congressional
visitors Most Of the affairs given in
their honor have been rather small
but none the less pleasant Aside from
the public entertainment arranged by
the entertainment committee the mem
bers of the party have been the guests
of honor at a number of private din
ners and receptions which have been
much appreciated by everybody.
The party was rendered a most dain-
ty luncheon on Tuesday afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy at their
country home at the other side Of the
Pail, on the occasion of their drive
around the island
On Wednesday afternoon they were
the guests of the Oahu Polo Club and
after seeing the game at the Moana-
lua grounds the ladies of the party
were rendered a very delightful little
dinner at the Young Hotel by mem
bers of the younger society set. The
table which was laid for twenty was
beautifully decorated, the color scheme
being of red and green. After the din
ner Kaai's quintet club furnished mu-
sic for dancing
Among those present were. Miss NJ.
Kinney, Miss Nellis, Miss Reynolds,
the Misses Schaefer Miss Irwin, Miss
| Hyde-Smith, Harold Castle, r. w.
Shingle, J. L. Fleming H. Macfarlane,
D. Kennedy, Capt. Humphrey, w. P.
Roth, Miss Goodale Fred Single, Miss
Russell, Bruce Cartwright, w. Cana
varro.
The menu for the dinner was unu-
sually well prepared and served as
| follows:
Dry Martini Cocktail.
Toxic Points on Half Shell.
Canape Caviar, Theodore.
Sailed Almonds. Mixed Olives
ConsOmme a la Franklin.
Filet Of Kumu a la Villaret
Sliced Cucumbers. Duchesse Potatoes.
Calves Sweetbread Pattie a Ia Nan
taise. French Peas.
Niersteiner, Edward Sarbach.
Larded Tenderloin of Beef a la
Bonnefoy
Romano Punch.
Stuffed SQUAD a la Caroline.
Potatoes Croquette.
Asparagus en- Branche
Champagne, Moet and Chandon.
Waldorf Salad.
Neapolitaine Ice Cream. Assorted Cake
Imperial Cheese. Bent's Crackers.
Demi Tasse. Creme de Menthe.
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Senator and Mrs. w o. Smith, Mrs
A. H. Smith and Miss Alice Smith
were guests at Haleiwa Hotel last
week
Announcement was made last week
of the engagement of Miss Lucy G.
Vrooman, of San Francisco, to Mr.
Will j. Cooper of Honolulu. The mar
riage, which will be a very quiet one,
will probably take place some time
next month, in this city.
Miss Vrooman is the daughter of
Mrs. A. R Vrooman, of 22O9 Divisa-
dero street, San Francisco, and came
to Honolulu two months ago on Wis
it, She is a graduate of Cooper Medi-
cal College, and recently passed the
State Board of Health examinations,
permitting her to practice medicine in
California.
Mr.. Cooper has also been in Homo
lulu but a comparatively short time,
having come here last March from the
San Francisco Chronicle to take a po-
sition on the staff of the Hawaiian
Star.
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Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Newton, two
travellers from California, have taken
rooms at the Seaside.
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Mr. j, R. Gait was the host at de-
lightful dinner at the University Club
on Wednesday evening to the gentle
men of the Congressional party. There
were about a dozen seated at the ia
BILE, which was very tastefully arranG-
ed
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Messrs. E. M. Campbell and j. c.
Evans are enjoying an outing at Ha-
| leiWa.
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The luncheon given on Thursday at
the Macfarlane home on the Peninsula
by Mr., and Mrs Fred M. Macfarlant
to the Congressman and others who
accompanied them on the inspection Of
Pearl Harbor, was one of the mos
graceful and pleasing courtasies shown
to the distinguished visitors since they
have been on the islands. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Macfarane also entertained the
former Congressional party in thu
same manner. Their gracious hospi
tality will rot be soon forgotten b!
those who shared it.