The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-13
Society
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Among the recent arrivals at the
Hotel Pleasanton are Mrs. and Miss
Hertzel of San Francisco, who arriv-
ed in the last Sierra from the main
land and expect to spend the fall IN
Honolulu.
Mr.. r. T. S. Durston entertained
at a handsome dinner for Mrs. Mad
den, Mrs. Ada Capwell and Mrs. W..
r. Potter, at the Pleasanton on Satur-
day evening as farewell to Mrs.
MAIDEN who left on Sunday morning
in the Korea for San Francisco, after
spending several months in the is
lands.
Pale lavender asters, combined with
sprays of lace maidenhair fern, form
ed a dainty centerpiece with the same
scattered over the cloth with pale la
vender silk and fringed candelabra
and place cards depicting oriental
scenes completing the exquisite APP
pointments
After dinner the host and his guests
motored to the Moana Hotel to at
tend the dance which was given at
the seashore hostelry on that evening.
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Mrs Colley entertained few friends
at cards on Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Wilder avenue, in honor
of Mrs. Harrison.
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The engagement is announced of
Mrs. Ada-G. Capwell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Wood, to Mr.. R. T.
Durston.
A congenial party spent yesterday
at Waialae, where an impromptu and
enjoyable al fresco luncheon was en-
joyed. Mrs. Ward and her daughters,
Miss Kulumanu and Miss Lucy Ward,
were uOSlSSSSS, anu TIE OuJlu6 Wdo
given for H. M. Queen Liliuokalani
and party.
Miss Lillian Robertson entertained
on Thursday at handsomely appoint
ed luncheon, at which covers were
laid for six. The occasion was the
charming young hostess birthday,
she being the happy recipient of many
very beautiful gifts and flowers and
hearty congratulations
The luncheon table bore as a cen
terpiece heaping basket of American
Beauty roses, with old rose satin bows
attached to the handle and runners
of smilax over the cloth to each place.
The name cards were rose buds done
in water colors, the work of the host
ess who is a talented artist, and the
decorations throughout the entire
house were carried out in maidenhair
ferns and exquisite American Beauty
roses.
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Mrs. Arthur Wilder, who has been
spending the past fortnight at Ha-
leiwa, returned to her Waikiki home
again Thursday and is being well
coined by her friends, after her en-
joyable vacation in the country.
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Mrs. French entertained at a very
charming tea on Thursday afternoon
at the Pleasanton in compliment to
the birthday of Mrs. F. E. Richardson.
La France roses and palms formed a
pretty setting for the guests, and a
most delightful afternoon was spent
informally. Delicious refreshments of
tea, sandwiches, cakes and punch were
served by little Japanese maids and
those present were Mrs. f. e. Richard
son, Mrs. George Brown, Miss Arm
strong, of Colorado, a sister of Mrs.
Brown, who is at present visiting her,
Miss School, the hostess sister who
is also a guest at the Pleasanton, Mrs
William Weinrich and Mrs. French.
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Miss Rosie Herber was a charming
hostess yesterday az an informal tea,
the occasion being little social after.
noon with a few of her friends. The
guests were received in the lanai,
which was enclosed in palms and
beautiful hanging baskets of ferns
and cut flowers were placed about.
Tea and delicious refreshments were
served during the intermission in the
conservative which was absorbing
and interesting, and the afternoon was
enjoyably spent by the little group.
Those invited to gather at this dainty
little party were Miss Ray Bell, Miss
Myrtle Schuman, Miss Ruth Anderson
Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Bertha Mar
shall and Miss Nadine Center.
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