The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-18
Society
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Treasurer, Mrs. E. f. Barry, Conduc-
tess, Mrs. Meta Sutherland; Associate
Conductress, Mrs. Margaret McAllis-
ter
Tonight is the reception at the Kilo-
hama Art League when Miss Raymond's
beautiful little water colors will be
seen by art lovers of Honolulu, and it
is hoped that none fortunate enough
to receive an invitation will miss this
rare opportunity to see what art is from
California whose wild Businesses and
dainty bits of color are so creditably
depicted by Miss Raymond's clever
brush. The hours of receiving are
from seven thirty till ten.
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The weather across the island at
Haleiwa, is reported to be very brac-
ing at present. A number of people
from town are stopping there, prepar-
ing for a strenuous holiday season.
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On Sunday a number of motorists
ran down to Haleiwa which is getting
to be more like a country club than a
hotel 1t is a favorite Sunday trip,
and such nice place to entertain
ones friends. Among those entertain
ing were ]. A. McCandless, S. G. Wild
err, w. F. Dillingham;, DR.. Sinclair and
others.
There was an invitational hop at
the Alexander Young Hotel on Tues
day evening, in honor of the officers
and ladies of the transport Logan. The
makai pavilion was decorated with
festoons of greens, and draped flags,
and a great many townspeople and
members of the service set were pre-
sent.
Miss SWEET looked very sweet in pure
white Liberty satin, with a wreath of
gold leaves in her hair. Miss Grace
Robertson, recently returned from the
coast with a stunning wardrobe of
great variety, was lovely attired in a
gown of pale pink Messaline adorned
with tassels and long silk fringe. About
forty couples danced, after enjoying
a delightful concert on the roof garden,
of the sweet selections played by the
transport band.
Mrs. F. T P Warehouse entertained
delightfully."- at a poi supper last Satur-
day evening for her husband who has
just returned from the Orient. The
supper was served in proper Hawaiian
style, and every form of delicacy and
tid-bit were there.
The guests were principally restrict
ed to the immediate members of the
family, a few very intimate friends
also being hidden to the feast.
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Mr.. Harvey Kindt of San Francisco,
Mr.. F. Ferguson, wife, two children
and maid, and Mrs E. Henriques and
daughter of Ohio, arrived in the Ala
media yesterday to spend the winter
here and are registered at the Plea
santon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway acted as
hosts at a very pretty dinner on Mon
day evening in honor of DIR. Putnam
and his bride, nee Damon. The table
was strewn with Wallets, while pink
roses adorned the center.
Those present were Miss Alice Hede-
mann and Miss Elsa Schaefer, the two
popular brides elect with their frances
Mr.. Harold Castle and Mr.. Waldron
DR.. and Mrs. Putnam, Miss Vera Da-
mon, Miss Beatrice Castle, and Lieut.
Kiigore.
At a recent gathering of the loca
branch of the Cosmopolitan Club held
at the residence of Professor P. J.
Treat, officers for the coming semester
were chosen and a number of promi-
nent underclassmen added to the roles
of the organization. c.. v. Park. g
graduate student, was selected as the
next president, S. M. Baise as vice
president, w. c.. Achi as correspond
ing secretary and 2. V. Rosenkranz as
treasury.-Chronicle
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