The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-10
SHARPSIGNS
BY MRS. RIVBNBURGH.

empire wreaths of pearls, and the
grooms gift was a handsome pendant
of pearls
After gazing at and admiring this
gorgeous array Of gifts with many
congratulations and good wishes, the
guests repaired to the supper.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Bowen after the
festivities drove up to Tantalus, where
they will spend a ten-day honeymoon
at the country home of General and
Mrs. Davis. Their future home will
be at Fort Shafter, where Mrs. Bowen
will be pleased to receive her friends.
Mrs. Edward II. Hartman and Miss
Carol Hartman will leave New York
for California this week. They will
spend only a few days here, sailing
early in June for Honolulu, where
they will pass the summer. Mrs.
Hartman and her daughter have
many friends in this city, but owing
to the fact that they are in mourning
no formal entertainments will be Civ
en- for them. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Carey Rumsey, whose wedding took
place Thursday, will be at Arden
during the summer months.-Chron-
icle.
Admiral and Mrs. Corwin P. Rees
entertained at a beautiful appointed
dinner for twelve on Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mr.. William G.. IT.
win. The home was made very pref
ty and attractive for the occasion and
the graciousness of the host and host
ess contributed to make the affair
most delightful.
The table decorations were com.
posed of white carnations and maid
enhair fern, and the place cards were
exquisitely dainty. Those present
at this pretty social function were
Mr.. Irwin, Mrs. Richard Ivers, Major
and Mrs. Dunning, Mr.. and Mrs. Ha-
rold Dillingham;, Mrs. Hyde-Smith
Miss Mae Damon, Dr. Tucker Smith
U. s. NJ, and Mr.. Muhlendorf.
Among the well known local people
who departed in the Sierra for the
coast on Wednesday were Governor
and Mrs. Walter F. Frear, who are
taking hurried trip east; Mr.. w. w.
Goodale, who is combining business
and pleasure in a trip along the Pa
cific coast and through some of the
eastern states; DR.. and Mrs. ]. Chris
O'Day, who will make their perman.
ent home in Portland, Oregon and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Belser and child
who are taking six weeks vacation.
Mrs. George Potter was one of the
weeks charming hostesses when she
entertained seven tables at an in
formal bridge afternoon on Wednes.
day in the beautiful grounds of the
Seaside Hotel at Waikiki in honor OF
Mrs. E. D. Tenney and her house
guest, Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond. AL
though lacking the more pretentious
atmosphere of Formally the affair
was one of the daintiest, merriest and
most delightful of it's kind ever given
here.
Out on the smooth shady green
lawn under the great overhangine
trees lanai had been erected of BAN
boo and palms and enclosed on the
windward side by draped American
and Hawaiian flags.
Within tbs enclosure with the greer
sward for a carpet the guests were
seated at seven tables to contest IN
the all absorbing games of bridge.
With few exceptions the guests
were attired very simply and prettily
lingerie frocks in all the pastellt
shades and white, with lingerie anC
embroidered hats massed with flow
ers being in evidence.
The prizes for each table were il
tho form of exquisite real lace hand
kerchiefs, and during the Afternoon
light and delicious refreshments wer,
served by pretty young girls in white
assisting Mrs. Potter.
The rooms of the main building in
GLIDING the library and lounging room
and private dining room at the Sea
side were decorated with beautiful
pansies and American Beauty roses
Among those present were Mrs
Carrie Jacobs Bond, Mrs. e. D. Ten
ney, Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, Mrs. Her
man Focke, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Al
min Hanneberg, Mrs. Mamie Phi
lips, Mrs. Byron Baird, Mrs. ]. Walk