The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-22

and Mrs. lees was complimented and
congratulated on all sides for her very
novel and beautiful luncheon of which
her delighted and enthusiastic guests
will speak for long while
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Colonel Schuyler, 9Th Cavalry of
Schofeld Barracks, Leilehua, is at pre-
sent the house guest of Governor and
Mrs. Walter Frear at their mansion
Arcadia" for the weekend.
The friends Of DR.. and Mrs. II. H..
Lane are greatly regretting the orders
recently received which requires their
departure in the Novmber transport
for Manila.
Mrs. Lane has won innumerable
friends in Honolulu, who will deeply
regret to bid adieu to this gracious
and charming lady. The service peo-
pie only smile sadly when orders for
their friends and wives are received,
realizing fully the obligations involved
and entangled in their life and never
knowing at what moment even they
may join their friends.
The local friends, however find part
ings harder, for many warm friend
ships have been formed in our city
with some admirable army and navy
folks, who although they enjoy seeing
the world, no doubt also find it diff
cult to tear asunder the ties of at
JaChment
DR.. and Mrs. Lane will be greatly
missed in society circles where they
have held an enviable position but its
best wishes will be showered upon
them along with many beautiful leis
on the naval dock and will be carried
with them to the Canacao hospital, Ca.
vite, where DR.. Lane will be stationed.
Mrs. Charles Lucas is entertaining
this afternoon at picnic party at her
country home at Niu, where a number
Of her friends will assemble for a
days outing.
The hostess and her guests met this
morning at nine o'clock, and in auto
mobiles sped out, a merry party to
Niu, where fresh sea breezes always
blow and where surfing and swimming
are excellent.
At noon, buffet luncheon was serv-
ed, al frescO, and the afternoon is be-
ing spent in the sea.
The guests will motor leisurely back
to their respective homes during the
late afternoon.
Those in the party are Princess Ka-
lanianaole, Miss Kulamanu Ward,
Miss Mabel Laid, Mrs. j. A. Palmer,
Mrs. Alice Brown. Miss Mossman, Mrs.
A. Fake, Mrs. Lucas and others,
Mr.. and Mrs. h. A. Mott-Smith are
receiving the congratulations of their
friends in anticipation of the very de-
lightful trip they are soon to enjoy.
Secretary Mott-Smith viii be releas-
ed from his many arduous duties about
the twelfth of November when he and
his charming wife will avail them
selves of the recreation earned.
Leaving here on the twelfth of next
month, Mr. and Mrs. Mott-Smith will
proceed from San Francisco to Boston
and New York where they will spend
the winter, and enjoy the rare treat
afforded in the great metropolis dur
ing the opera season.
Their headquarters while away will
be i'm Boston whence they will take
short trips to neighboring cities. Mr.
and Mrs Mott-Smith expect to return
in February to their island home
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Fake entertained
at a very deliberately appointed dinner
party on i%ursday evening at their
home on King street, in honor of Cap
tain o. Walter and four of the officers
Of the German training ship Herzogin
Cecile, Messrs. H. Gardes, II. Pohle,
e. Kaehlert and f. Nebe.
Covers were placed for twelve, The
lanai, drawing and dining rooms were
lanked with a profusion Of potted
palms, which are so effective in the
floral decoration Of our homes, and
the guests were seated in the spacious
dining room for dinner at a large