The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-30
BY MRS. RIVENRUReH

Charles Lewis, Alexander }.
Lyle, R. c. Lydecker, j. Levenson, +.
P. Low, John Lucas, Daniel Logan,
G. w. Macfarlane, Walter Macfarlane,
LAM Magoon, E. Meeker, Captain F. C.
Miller, Archie Mahaulu, R. O. Mathe-
son, P. Muhlendorf, f. A. Mott-Smith,
G. P. Morse, DR. H. v. Murray, J. M.
Muir, W. M. McInerny, J. D. Nc
lnerny, A. w. Nicely, Theo. Nichol-
son, John OBrien, Sam Parker, T. H.
Petrie, w. f. Pogue, M. F. Prosser.
w. Pfotenhauer, G. F. Renton, Geo. f.
Renton Jr., Lewis Renton, r. B. Rel
tow, H. w. Reitow, w. p. Roth. A. s.
Robertson, Mark Robinson, Jr., Harry
Rycroft, NJ. Rosenblatt, A. G. M. Rob
ertson, j. Morton Riggs, William Roth,
F. b. Richardson, M. p. Robinson, G
3. Schaefer, o. A. Steven, w. o.
Smith, George w. Smith, George
Smithies, R. w. Single, w. H. Stroud,
Olaf Sorenson, Robert Scott, Leslie
Scott, Harry Steiner, Fred c. Smith.
DR.. Sanford, ]. T. Scully, Geo. Sher.
man, G. F. Thielen L. A. Thurston, G.
Turner, Louis Townsend. Frank e.
Thompson, E. d. Tenney, r. H. Trent.
A. p. Taylor, L. H. Underwood, ]. I'm
ger, l.. NJ. Vetlesen, H. NJ. Won Holt,
Albert Waterhouse, F. l.. Waldron, P.
l.. Weaver, H. p. Wood, Charles T.
Wilder, VIM. c. Wilder, Harry Wilder.
James A. Wilder, G, p. Wilder, S. G.
Wilder, J. N. s. Williams, c. A..
| Widemann. R. e. Wright. Charles D.
Wright, c. F. Wright, Fred Whitney,
p. Waterhouse, A. A. Wilder, S. A.
Walker, A C. Hall, H. M. Whitney. E
q. White, L. M. Whitehouse, Norman
Watkins, John A. Young.
One of the late "fads" in Honolulu
is the organization of congenial parties
for delightful moonlight rides arount
the city and surrounding parts in tho
! new automobile tallyho, which ha!
been seen working for the Hawai-
Promotion Committee. The rides are
becoming quite a feature, and som,
very enjoyable evenings during tn,
past fortnight have been spent. Tn
car, wHiCh holds twelve o" fourteer
people, is a most comfortable one an
admits of a spirit of pleasure seldor
possible il the other sm.i.er ones. III
mic Ih1,ies galore and excursions ar
planned for the coming weeks, whic
will be merry ones for "tally-hoing."
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper enter
tanned at a daintily appointed lunch
con for eleven on Tuesday in homo
of Mrs. Hyde-Smith ere her departure
n the Mongolia for San Francisco
Although informal this luncheon lik
all the social occasions at which Mrs
Cooper presides, revealed artist
beauty of arrangement, and a spirit O
| hospitality for which this charmin
hostess Is famed.
The round luncheon table, set Il
the dining hall, was a symphony @
rare linen, silver and cut glass,
large rock crystal bowl overflowin
with exquisite duchess roses gracin
the center with delicate trailers c
smilax over the cloth. The place card
depicted the same in water colors.
Those present at this very deligh
full function, to meet once more tn
guest of honor before her departure
were Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, wife {
Admiral Rees, u. S. N, Mrs. Huber
Vos, of New York City, Mrs. Robel
Atkinson, Mrs. Harold Dillinghan
Mrs. e. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. HERNIA
Focke, Mrs. Richard Ivers and tn
Misses Agnes and Margaret Wake
4 4 &
THE commodore and officers of tn
= Hawaii Yacht Club cordially invit