The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-12

ttlNluB ana entertaining the numerous
guests were Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Ad-
mral Corwin =. Rees, 4. s. ~, Mr.
and Mrs Rabbit, Mrs. A. NJ Brown,
Mrs j. p. Erdman and MIR. Walter
Dillingham;.
Mrs Corwin p. Rees, wife Of AID.
miral Rees, presided over the coffee
cups, and Mrs. T. Give Davies poured
tea, assisted by Misses Hazel Gear,
Marion Brown and Helen Jones.
Although not as quite as "dressy" as
usual the reception at Arcadia on Mon
, day brought out many lovely toilettes
the majority of which were lingerie
CONNECTIONS.
Mrs Frear was as sweet and charm
ing as always, i'm a lingerie hand en-
broidered frock embellished with mo-
tifs in Irish crochet lace and Mrs. Rees
and Mrs. Davies were also dainty in
white lingerie gown, the latter
wearing a white hat trimmed with
pink sweet peas.
Mrs Henry Frederick Wichman was
chic in a stylish light tailored suit of
white and grey, and wearing a large
butter-colored summer leghorn hat
trimmed with cerise roses and support
| ing and blacK mesh veil.
Mrs Ida Newly of Pasadena was
modish in a perfectly fitting white
serge tailored suit and wearing a new
rose toQue.
Mrs w. L. Whitney looked very
| lovely i'm a blue Rajah silk afternoon
gown, and large black picture hat
trimmed with sable plumes.
Mrs Sheedy, wife of Lieut. Sheedy
of the revenue cutter Thetis was daint-
lily gowned in lacey lingerie confec-
ton and a large black hat trimmed
with ostrich plumes.
Mrs Walter Dillingham; was very
beautiful in a French pink and blue
gown which was most becoming to
her blonde hair.
Mrs. Sarah Newcomb was very love
ly in a gown of back spangled net
adorned by a bertha of old silk cluny
lace, and a large white velvet chapeau,
trimmed in very large pink velvet
roses.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; was hand
some in an afternoon frock of black
and white striped silk made hobble
effect, and a large black picture hat
with sable plumes. Mrs. Dillingham; $
toilette was completed by Senorita
long drop earrings which were most
becoming o her refined beauty.
Mrs. Walbridge was dainty in white
lingerie and wearing a black picture
hat
Among those present on this occa-
sion were noticed Admiral and Mrs.
Corwin p Rees, u S. ~, Capt and
Mrs. Cochran of the revenue cutter
Thetis, Lieut.. and Mrs. Sheedy, of the
revenue cutter Inetis, Major and Mrs.
Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Give Da-
vies, DR.. Carl Ramus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter F. Dillingham;, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs A. A. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs. w. L.
Whitney, Mrs. Hobby, Mrs. Robert At
kinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Macfarlane and
Miss Ada Rhodes sailed Tuesday on
the Mongolia for their homes in Homo
lulu, after a visit of several weeks in
San Francisco.-S. F. Bulletin.
With the passing through on Mon
day of the T. X. K Tenyo Maru some
very distinguished visitors touched at
Honolulu.
Among these were Baron Mitsui and
suite including Baroness Mitsui and
Miss Mitsui, who were the recipients
in San Francisco of much social favor,
their secretary, general counsellor, and
his secretary, physician, governess and
maid; also Mayor Ozaki of Toxic, and
number of society people from San
Francisco.
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Letters received by local friends of
the very charming and popular society
girl, Miss Ethel Spalding, who left in
company with her sister Mrs. Manuel
Garrett for Fort Benjamin Harrison, to
be her guest, report an endless round
of pleasure for our island girl.
The Army and Navy Journal in each
issue contains notices of compliment
tary Iuncheons and dinners given for
this beautiful and charming girl, who
has won a place in the hearts Of all
at the army post where her brotherin-
law is stationed.
Miss Spalding left on Tuesday last
for Philadelphia to be the guest for,
several weeks of Mrs. Elizabeth Pur-
ves-SaVery who is well known to local