The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-08

. Miss Grace Robertson, Mics Manu-
/ WhIung, Miss Ethel Whiting, Miss
Mckenzie, Miss Margaret Cooke. Miss
Harriet Young aud Mrs D. w. Damon
Mrs Mills looked regal In black
Moire silk dolicately adorned with "a
nlmy white assure and Mrs Damon
was simply gowned IN a pretty white
/ lingerie.
one OF the feted girls Of late I'm local
circles is Miss May Patty a delightful.
| ly attractive and beautiful girl who
will depart In the Sierra on Wednes.
| day next to become a Berkeley bride.
/ Yesterday afternoon this popular girl
was the motif for a surprise reception
given by the ladies of Leahl Chapter
| No 2, o. h. S., at the home of Mrs.
! Theodore Hoffman on Piikoi street
The hours Of the reception were from
8 TO 8 o'clock, and the house was
handsomely decorated with palms,
maidenhair and American Beauty
roses.
During the afternoon delicious re-
! freshments were served at small Ia
bles on the lanai each decorated with
a small vase of pink roses. A very
pretty feature of the occasion we're
the presentation to this officer and ac-
tive member of the chapter, of two
gifts from her admiring and apprecia-
tive friends of the chapter.
With a pretty speech Mrs. II. H..
Williams presented a gift in the form
of handsome heavy silver nut bowl,
followed by a huge basket of La
France roses, tied with pink satin and
tulle, and graCiously offered by pretty
little Grace Steven, dressed in a white
lingerie lace frock with touches of soft
crushed pink satin bows. Miss Patty
responded with graceful appreciation,
assuring her friends it was hard to
part with them, even for the sake of a
husband She is a tall graceful girl
with dark hair and blue eyes and ex-
ceedingly pretty She is a great ia
vorite in this her home city where she
has been an active worker in the
church, the Y w. G. A. and the Chris
tian Endeavor Society.
Mrs. Fl. II. Williams was beautifully
gowned in an embroidered white crepe
coat suit and large black picture hat
trimmed with black plumes.
Miss Patty wore a cream serge suit
and block picture hat with plumes.
Mrs. Hoffman, the hostess was
charming In white lace and lingerie
frock, and Mrs. Webster wore a laven-
der and white organdie gown made
tunic effect and trimmed with laven.
der bands.
Miss Starbird was very modish in a
effect, and a picture hat to match with
old rose plumes. Those present were:
Mrs. H. H. Williams, Past Worthy Ma
iron, Mrs. Flack Mrs. Thomas Sharp
Mrs. r. Rietow, Miss Starbird, Mrs
Frederick Miller, Miss Grace Stevens
Miss May Patty, Mrs Theodore Hoff
man, Past Worthy Matron, Mrs. H. E
Webster, p. w. NJ, Mrs. w. r. Riley
A. M, Mrs. c. ]. Campbell, Mrs. r. B.
Reedy, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs w
F. Heilborn, Mrs. w. j. Gallagher
Mrs. G. Irwin. Mrs. Chas. Stephens, w
NJ, Mrs. c. L. Crabbe, p w. NJ, Mrs
A. Coyne and Mrs. Auerbach.
Among those at present visiting the
volcano is Mr.. Rudolph Spreckels, who
expects soon to return to San Fran
CISCO.
Miss May Patty was the honoreC
. guest at a very pretty linen shower
during the week, at which Miss Wolfe
presided at her home on Piikoi stree
= at which number of intimate cir
r friends of the young bride-elect as
= sembled The house was profusel!
2 decorated with palms and pink carna
l tons interspread with ported maiden
5 hair During the afternoon delicious
2 refreshments of sherbert, ice cream
cake and punch were served.
: The hOnored guest of the occasion
= was drawn from the lanai on a pre-
text, and upon her return found he
chair concealed in a myriad of daint.
J. packages tied with baby ribbon an,
] bearing the cards of those who ha,
y fashioned the exquisitely beautiful cor
tents, which comprised creations
S for royal lady.
e Miss Patty is to leave Honolulu o.
e Wednesday for San Francisco, wher
= she will become the bride of Mr.. re
+ bert M. Leslie of that city.
/ q = .
: Mrs. e. G. Duisenberg, accOmpanie
S by her mother, Mrs. Roth, arrivNd Il
Il.