The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-30
BY MRS. RIvENBURGH.

BY MRS. RI7
but in the evening, commencing at 8
O'Clock, festive garden party will be
given especially for the Japanese resi-
dents of Honolulu. The grounds will
be illuminated with bay lanterns and
many flags will add to the effect. Jap
anese music will be furnished, and va
rious amusements and acrobatics in
true oriental style will render the
evenings memorable. During inter-
missions, refreshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rens-
salaer of Philadelphia who are at the
Fairmont since their return from Ho-
nolulu, and who will remain in San
Francisco during the Portola festival,
are being extensively entertained, and
during the week several handsome af-
fairs have been given in their honor.
They were hosts at a pretty tea in the
Laurel court on Tuesday, at which they
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington
Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Pierce Mr..
and Mrs. Henry F. Dutton, Mrs. Will
lard Brown, Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Mrs.
Fletcher Ryer Mrs. Lily O'Connor, DR..
Harry Tevis and j. Downey Harvey. T.
Chronicle
Miss Helene Irwin returned from the
East with friends a few days ago and
is at the Irwin home with her father
and her grandmother Mrs. Ivers, VINO
came up from Honolulu on wednesday.
Mrs. Irwin is spending a few weeks
longer in New York, but is expected
nome before the end of the MONTH
Chronicle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coombs enter
tanned at a house warming party on
Saturday evening, having just moved
into their beautiful new home at Ale
wa Heights. 1t was a perfect moon
light night and Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs
hospitality is well known. A buffet
supper was served in the large living
rom, ana the house was a veritable
bower of maidenhair ferns, as decora-
tlCns.
The guests included DR.. and Mrs.
Elcffmann, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Montrose
Graham, DR.. and Mrs. Augur, Mr. and
Mrs. Marston-Campben, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. U. V.
Steere, Miss Vuman, Miss Whitford,
and Mr. Emery.
This afternoon Rosamond Swanzy
/ is hostess at a halloween party in hon
or Of the two little daughters of Mrs,
George r. Carter. About forty-five
guests have been invited, all of the
very young social set, and the Halo
ween idea will prevail throughout, with
the various decorations and games.
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I Mrs. c. H. Olsen entertained at a
swimming party at the Pleasanton on
Thursday afternoon for about twenty
four young girls IN honor of Miss
Eleanor Bissely, who leaves in the S.
S. Manchuria with her father to join
her mother in Arizona
Mrs. Hobby, wife of DR.. Hobby, q.
S. N, Mrs. Frank Blake and Miss
Agnes Wickstrum assisted Mrs. Olsen
IN receiving.
After a plunge in the spacious and
beautiful bathing pool of the Pleasan-
ton the guests repaired to the private
dining salon, where a delicious two
course luncheon was served which con-
cluded with candies, bon-bons chocolate
aud ices.
The table was a large one at which
sat all the young guests, and over it
were scattered in profusion, red carna-
tons and maiden-hair fern.
The guests were Misses Dorothy and
Miriam Peterson, Bernce and Gladys
Haltsead, Mildred Chaplin, Olive Day
Catherine Ashley, Janett Sharp, Marga-
ret Thurston, Ramona Marks, Alice
Hoogs, Ramona Morgan, Betty Burnett
Catherine, Gertrude and Charlotte
Blake, Katie Singlehurst Eleanor and
Ruth Gartley, Elizabeth Hobby, Wine
fred Brown, Louise Eflnger and Louise
IGirvin.
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d. Howard Hitchcock gave in an ad-
dress at the KIlohana Art League OF
Thursday evening review of the in.
stitution's history. Professor Gilmore
president of the College of Hawaii
gave lecture with lantern slides.
Later, refreshments were served.
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A movement to form an art club fol
those gentlemen whose talent needs
, culture has been started by Mr.. James
Wilder, who proposes to appoint d
Howard Hitchcock official critic.
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The many friends of Miss Clark, the
popular music teacher of Punahou will
be pleased to know that her mother il
lmuch imDrOVad and that very bright