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

availed themselves of the opportunity
of hop at the popular hosiery.
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Mr.. Trent leaves in the Manchuria
today for an extended trip through the
states visiting his old home in Ten
nessee. He will return to Honolulu
the latter part of December.
Ladies, Attention. Here is some
thing novel which is going to please
the most fastidious, and also those who
love a good time. 1t is nthe nature
of a Chawder Dance and you all know
how very popular they have been. But
this is going to be the very, very best
| you ever saw, and at the OutriggeT
Club too. And we have all been won
dering when we would have a chance
to dance in that romantic, dainty lit
tie grass pavilion standing right out
in the middle of the Waikiki stream
You can we'll imagine what it will look
like that night, decorated with flags,
and palms and Japanese lanterns all
strung about. 1t will surely represent
miniature fairyland.
And now let me tell you just what
all this is about.
The Outrigger Club is a little crowd
ed for quarters and the Women's Auxi-
liary of that institution is planning this
unique way of helping them, showing
their good WILL and providing a good
time for all. The tickets will only be
fifty cents, think of that, and they
will gain admission to the gala scene
and buy the dainty delicious supper
that will be served, of chowder, sand
wiches, cake and coffee, all home made
and you know how good everything
!. will be served. Then there will be
candy table gayly decorated and
osda water tsand, at which those re
freshments may be bought. The small
sum of twenty-five cents admits guest
to the dance pavilion.
Mrs. Swanzy, as President OF tn
Women's Auxiliary, is enthusiastic an
is DESTROYS of having the affair hug
success. She wishes it announced tina
she is pleased to invite all member
of the committee, and all other mem
, bers who are interested, to meet at he
home, Manoa Valley at ten o'clock o
Monday morning.
The Womens Auxiliary are all deer
ly interested in the club, and are mai
, ing every effort to further the advance
= ment of the organization and one {
the prettiest and most enjoyable affair
of the season will be seen on Frida
=, evening, November the nineteenth.
Tickets may be bought from th
? members of the Outrigger Club.
E = &
n Mr.. VIM, Kendall, and Mr.. Potte
e entertained at dinner on Friday an
II Wednesday evenings, respectively.
q Tonight is Ladies Night at the Con
n mercial Club.
m A very pretty affair was the sem
st buffet luncheon given by Mrs. w.
a Rawlins at her home on Wilder Av
% nue. on Thursday, in honor of h
mother, Mrs. George E. Somers,
Bridgeport, Conn, who is returning
% the Manchuria today for the mainlan
>, About forty guests were invited and
q most delightful afternoon was spen
q The decorations were carried out
! green and white, and small tables,
90 each of which four guests were seat'
10 were placed throughout the spaciol
RI rooms. Delicious refreshment of ice
p coffee, sandwiches, and punch we
w served. Among those present we
p Mrs. Frear, Mrs. l.. Tenney-Peck, MI
ID Locke, Mrs. VIM. Love, Mrs. Reidfor
n Mrs r. c. Brown, Mrs. Gardiner vii
"a er, Mrs. Creighton, Mrs. Robt. Lis
w man, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs, Jol
5. Ross of Hilo, Mrs. Jane Walker, Mi
rs More, Miss Barnes, Miss MargaT
ID Lishman, Mrs. Klebahn, Miss Agn
n Walker, Mrs Fred Smith, Miss Mel
1r tyre, Miss Margaret Walker, Mrs. e.
Waterman, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Abb,
Mrs. S. B. Dole, Mrs George w. Woo
ne ruff, Mrs. r. w. Breckons, Mrs Scu
a, der, Mrs. j. X Brown, Sr., Mrs. j.
t. Brown, Jr., Mrs. Short, Mrs. Luc
IL Mrs. George r. Henshall, Mrs. All
d. Hutchinson, Mrs. Julia Along, M
IN Mary Along, Mrs. W. T. Rawlins, M
IT, Ada Rawlins, Miss May Rawlins, M
re Maxwell and Miss Gault.
Ie, & - 8
MS Thursday evening Judge and MI
of Woodruff entertained eight guests
dinner at the Pleasanton. The tai
If, was effectively decorated with dou
It's req Hibiscus blooms arranged in a CT
err terpiece and banked around the CT
nd delabra, which were also red.
ng The guests were, Governor and M
of Frear, Judge and Mrs. Dole, Capti
ITS and Mrs. Rees and Mr.. and Mrs.
Die D. Smith.
ed & 3 E
a Mr. Potter has taken apartments
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