The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-14
SOCIET

while the Misses Mcclellan in white,
and Mrs John Mcclellan in a hand
some gown of gray satin looked kerry
smart.
One of the most beautiful ladies pre-
sent was Mrs. Henshall, in a stylish
and becoming gown of pale blue satin.
She wore a rare and costly necklace
of Whitby jet suspended from which
was dainty miniature.
! Another notable figure was Mrs. X.
p. Chance of Paris attired in a stylish
gown of canary colored crepe satin Of
the latest model with elegant trim
mings of seven gold bands. Her beau
ty and charm of manner were remark
ed by all.
| Miss Genuine Langton looked girl
ish in white China silk, while Miss
Gilman in white pima looked charm
ing She was accompanied by her
mother.
Miss Damon's gown of pale shades of
pink and green was most becoming,
and Mrs. G.. K. Dunn looked fetching
in pale blue satin,
| Mrs. G. w. Case behring's gown was
of pale pink satin. She wore a collar
of pearls and diamonds, and looked
very handsome.
Mrs. Ray wore Paris gown of white
embroidered in pink roses, with a pic
ture hat of lavender, while Miss Clark
son wore a stylish gown of white di-
rectoire satin with silver brocade
trimmings. Her graceful manners and
smart appearance were most charm
ing. Miss Clarkson is returning to her
home in Philadelphia from trip
around the world and is located at
the Moana for ten days.
Other guests included Mr. and Mrs.
r. Atkinson, Mr. Riggs, Mr.. C. Nc
AvOy, Mr.. Chance, Mr.. and Mrs. Along,
Captain Mark Lieut. and Mrs Far
quhar, Capt. and Mrs. Low, Major and
Mrs. Long, DR.. and Mrs. Langhorne,
Lieut.. Bowen, Capt and Mrs. Falls,
Major and Mrs Wadhams, Major and
Mrs. Dunning, Capt and Mrs. Rees
Miss Swanzy, Paymaster and Mrs.
Hornberger Civil Engineer Parks and
wife, and Major Ray.
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Indications predict much gaiety for
the coming week, the U. s. S. Buffalo
being expected today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R Chance of Paris
= entertained at dinner at the Young
} Hotel last evening, the decorations
being American beauty roses.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
. j. Gilman, Miss Gilman, Mrs. Eliza
beth Church, Miss Langton, Lieuts
Fuller, Griswold, and Gardner of the
u S, s st, Louis and Mr.. Bennett.
Capt Fuller entertained at dinner
on board the cruiser st. Louis, We'd
nesday evening. Shaded lights and red
roses formed the decorations Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. P. R.
Chance, Miss Stevens, Miss Genevieve
Langton, Mrs. Elizabeth Church, Lieut.
, Commander Parke, Midshipmen Smith
/, and Shaefer. The dinner was follow
ed by an informal dance.
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, A very pretty dance for the young.
err members of the social set was CIV
en- last evening at the Seaside Hote'
by Mr.. Herbert Dowsett, as a farewell
to Stanley Kennedy. The large COO
, lanai was decorated in white and
green palms, and fern forming a plea.
SAINT setting. Red, white and blue
lights outlined the pavilion, the same
q shades being festooned among the
q tree. The Royal Hawaiian Glee Clut
! rendered excellent music for the dane
, ers and light refreshments were serv'
ed
The guests were the Misses Hede
Q man, Langton, Mackee, Hatch, II
= White, r. White, Lucas, Damon, Ken
l nedy Mosher, Campbell, e. Spalding
= A. Spalding, Wight, Fisher; Messrs
- Sherwood, Lowrey, F. Lowrey, Ken
!, needy Farra, Macfarlane, Fuller, Wal