The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-06
THREE

playing its liveliest airs. The hours
of admission are from two till FIVE and
so many beautiful and useful things
are for sale, that it is a shame for
you to miss going if only to have
glimpse of them. Now is the oppor-
, tunity to buy novelties for your Christ
+ mas gifts and should you not care to
buy, there will be many suggestions to
gain from an inspection of all the
pretty things.
, In lieu Of the fact of so many auto
mobiles now in the Pleasanton, the
former stables have been transformed
into garage of good capacity.
CONSUL General Uyeno entertained
at a reception at the Consulate, on
Wednesday in honor of the birthday of
the Japanese Emperor. During the
hours of eleven a. m. to twelve thirty,
all the foreign Gals and consuls,
officers of the army and navy, NUM-
cipal and territorial called to pay their
respects to the representative of Japan.
The Hawaiian Band rendered selections
during the hours of receiving, and
every kind of delicious refreshment
was served by Japanese walters, who
softly and quietly attended the wants
of the many guests.
The decorations we're typically orien-
, tai in effect, huge vases of Chrysanthe-
; NUNS cut flowers, potter plants and
palms, adjoining the rooms while
, the entrance was arched with two
, large draped Japanese flags, and cedar
branches.
In the receiving line were Consul
= General Uyeno and Vice-Consul Ida in
J., full military uniform, assisted by
2 Messrs: Ito, Suguimoto, Awaku, Sage
a da and Wakano in frock coats.
a The evening was devoted to Japanese
= citizens an al fresco dinner and novel
i entertainment making the day memoir
s able.
q Attorney General Hemenway left for
d the mainland in the Manchuria today.
q & E E
# A very elaborate reception was held
c last evening by General and Mrs. MISC
: Clellan, at their home in Nuuanu val
- ley. The hours of receiving were
n from eight-thirty to ten. The house
was decorated throughout with palms
: and American beauties A Hawaiian
r quintette rendered sweet music dur
; ing the evening, and over a hundred
# and fifty people representing the SER
SC vice act and society in general, called
~ to pay respects to the host and hostess,
- who, with their daughter Miss Nc
10 Clellan stood, to receive them, and bid
them welcome to the festive scene.
Mrs. Mcclellan was handsomely at
+, tired in a rich spangled gown, while
- Miss Mcclellan wore "a beautiful frock
of pale pink Massaline, with corsage
bouquet of American Beauties.
Refreshments were served by wait
ers, and picturesque Japanese women
who efficiently attended the require
u ments of the guests.
n On the center of the dining table
% was huge vase of roses.
~ & & &
70 Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Olson entertained
~ informally at dinner at the CourtlanC
- = on Wednesday evening. The decora.
~ lions consisted of cut flowers. Those
-" present were Mr. Bissel and his daugh
=. ter, Eleanor, who left today for Ari-
~ iona and MISS Wickstrum.
AZ AZ 8 8 8
~ The most beautiful social event o
10 the week was birthday breakfast las
80 Sunday in honor of the joint birthdays
80 of Governor Frear, and Judge Lindsay
10 Covers were laid for twelve.
o. The table was adorned with larg
w. yellow chrysanthemums, and pale
green satin ribbon, with dainty plac
u cards, in chrysanthemus. The tabl
III was further ornamented by artistic ar
90 rangements of fruit.
Ct : =
90 During the past week Mrs. Frear en-
u tertained informally at several littl
" functions one of the event sbeing
3D. Chowder Party at Pearl Harbor, il
'u- honor of Miss Blanchard, who left Il
w. the Manchuria today for the main
~ land.
as,
Ice The last lecture to be given at tn
lss home Of Mrs. Frear will take plac
ISIS next Wednesday morning at ten thirty
ISIS when Mrs. Weaver will discourse o
Merediths poems. Every lecture hH
been a great success, and those VIII
rs' have not been so fortunate as to hav
at heard the others may attend the las
Die one.
bic The one before was Diana of tn
en- CrOssways."
an "a =
On Monday Governor and Mrs. Fre5
RS. held their monthly reception at Arcad
ain their, beautiful home.