The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-17
Society
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san Francisco. Tb, iel.t Wa. spread |
uu Ihr IauW of Juc spacious home,
which was decorated With palms and
-rc,urry and enclosed Ut hanging
baskets ol ferns The long table at
which the guests were seated was pro-
mscly sreVn with scarlet carnations
ANA maidgnhur fern, two long artistic
vases holdmg sprays ol these lragrant
blossoms at each end, and red silk
shaded caudclabra shedding "a warm
glow over the dainty appointments
After "a very delightful hour and a
half over this pretty table with many
wishes expressed for "A pleasant trip,
the guests motored to the home of
Mrs. j. r. Calf where MIR Marshall
Dauach's Shakespearean recital at
tracted society folk. They We're the
invited guests of Mrs Alonzo Gartley
Those present at this very charming
and pretty poi supper We're MI ana
Mrs A, S Wilcox, MI and Mrs. J. r.
Gait. MIR. and Mrs Holloway, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr., Mr. and Mrs A.
Gartley, Miss Kauai Wilcox, Master Al
len Wilcox, Master Francis Brown and
Mr. Sam Mahelona.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wilcox OF Kauai
accompanied by their sons and daugh-
ter, Miss Kauai Wilcox Master Allen
Wilcox, and Mr.. Sam Mahelona, de-
parted on Wednesday as passengers Of
the Manchuria for San Francisco,
where they will visit, before touring
Southern California.
While on the mainland Miss Kauai
Wilcox will enter a girls college in
Los Angeles, where she will resume
her studies, while Mr.. Allen Wilcox
will proceed to a boys school az West
Newton, near Boston, Mass, for the
ensuing term. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox,
accompanied by Mr.. Mahelona. will
travel considerably throughout Califor
mia, returning in about six weeks
The San Francisco Chronicle of Sep
TENDER 9th contains a portrait. by
Honchin, of Miss Wilhelmina Teoney
of this city, with fattering notice OF
her capture Of the younger members 81
the smart set in the metropolis where
she has become a great favorite anc
the recipient of much social attention
Following is the notice
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, a picture
of whom appears today, is charmln:
Honolulu girl who has been much en-
tertained here since her arrival VIII
her mother, Mrs. Il. d. Tenney, som
months ago. Several affairs hay
been planned in her honor prior to he
departure for the islands next week
With Miss Zaida Zabriski of New
York she will be the complimentec
guest at Miss Lurline MatsOn's lunch
con on Tuesday, when sixteen OF tn
younger girls will be entertained Mrs
Tenney and her daughter are at tn,
Fairmont since their return from LAX
Tahoe.
The many local friends of Mrs
Frances r. Day are regretting the de
parture of that charming and talente
lady, for the east. While here in he
old home of former years Mrs
Day was extensively entertained, wiz
ming a score of new friends in addition
to the old. Mrs Day will proceed in
mediately to New York where she vii
continue her work in a literary lin
and will later be joined by Mrs. Err
est Ross who will be her guest for tn
winter season.
Another perceptible acquisition t
society left in the Manchuria on Wee
nesday in the person of Mrs. Huber
Vos of New York, who, with he
daughter Miss Graham, has bee
spending the past few months in HI
nolulu, as the guest of her mothe
Mrs. L. A. Coney, at Haalelea Lawn o
Richards street Mrs. Vos will r.
turn to New York city in time for tn
opening of the winter season, but Mis-
Graham will remain in this city fC
a while longer.
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r. A. Schaefer of Honolulu is at tn
Stewart with a party, They arrive
yesterday from the Islands, F. Cal
e &
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frear are {
present occupying the mountain hon
of Governor and Mrs. W. F. Frear o
the slopes of Tantalus, where they e.
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