The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-13

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Mrs Harold Dillingham;, who has
been enjoying visit with her mother,
Mrs. Hyde-Smith, and her sister, Mrs.
Baldwin Wood has been the feted
guest at innumerable small affairs
since her arrival from small affairs
none were more interesting than the
bridge party and informal reunion yes
terday at which Miss Marian and Miss
Elizabeth Newhall presided. Although
the occasion was informal there were
over a score of guests to greet the Wis
itor Another reunion with the same
guest of honor will be given Thursday,
to which Miss Mary Keeney has hidden
a number of friends to pass the after
noon at her home in Buchanan street
and meet Mrs. Dillngham.-S. F. Call
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Mrs. Baldwin Wood was hostess at
a Luncheon on Tuesday of last week in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Harold Dill
bingham of Honolulu.-Argonaut.
Some of the latest hats are almost
devoid of trimming, a single huge rose
an aigrette, or some other type of
feather tuft, being the only ornament.
The tendency is to pose the trimming
upon the right side; instead of the
left, the high rolling brim on the left
side being used to give character to
that side of the face Real embroidery
and real lace sport about the crowns.
The antique embroideries of Egyptian
color, the old Chinese and Japanese
bands give grace and notes of color
to the new creations. Some charming
jetted wings are shown and lovely
feathered novelties spangled with large
and small flutter jets. Large bows
of feathers, ribbons and lace are feat
ured, for lace is slowly but surely be-
ing revived. Feathers of all kinds
promise to be popular. Ostrich plumes
are massed upon many of the Carolier
hats and all the varieties of uncurled
feathers seem to be scheduled for po-
pularity. Wings have never been seen
so numerous or immense. In Paris
whole ROSTERS are being worn. A
chapeau recently seen on that side,
was of Rhubarb velvet, faced with red,
and trimmed with a ROSTERS tail
feathers, and the head.
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Miss Pauline Evans did not. return
with the other girls that represented
the Hawaiian Exhibit at the Alaska
Yukon Fair, deciding to remain over
in San Francisco, where her many old
| friends of Honolulu and score of
new ones are making it pleasant for
our little island girl. Miss Evans so
far has been extensively entertained
| by some very prominent people and at
present she is the house guest of DR..
and Mrs. G. F. Bracket of San Fran
cisco who are well known in Homo
lulu. The last rifle team that went
up from here was so Hospitality en-
tertained by DR.. and Mrs. Bracket that
they were extended an invitation to
come to Honolulu, which they did, and
while here they were presented with
a silk flag, and several other trinkets
| by Governor Frear.
Miss Evans is booked to return IN
the next Alamedt from the coast. She
is one of the most beautiful and popu-
lar girls here, and will be enthusiastic
cally welcomed nome by her many
friends.
Society ladies are asked to take no.
tice of the elaborate affair to take place
at the Outrigger Club, Waikiki, or
Friday evening November the nine.
teenth, which the Women's Auxiliary
is planning largely for the benefit OF
the building fund of the club. 1t will
be a scene of beauty. and the home
made refreshments will be dainty
enough for any palate.
There will be excellent dance music
and several novel features, which none
can afford to miss. Be sure and buy
a ticket, from any member of the Out
rigger Club and go, prepared to hav'
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WOODLAND, October 31.-Mucl
interest has been caused by the an
nouncement of the engagement of Mis-
Ethel Pullan of this city to Cyril F. Ell
well of Palo Alto. Miss Pullan is tn,
daughter of Mrs. Marianne Pullan ant
is one of the most beautiful girls o
Woodland. She is graduate of tn
Winston-Salem Academy in North Ca
rolina. Elwell comes from a New
} York family, but has lived in Califor
MIA for several years. He was gra
duated from Stanford University il
/ 1907, and the following year took tn
degree of electrical engineering. Sine
that time he has been acting as con
sulting engineer and has been Target
interested in the development Of wire
less telephony and telegraphy. Durin
: his college career he was noted as a
S athlete, winning the varsity embler