The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25

the table. Red shaded candelabra shed (
a soft warm glow over all, and the
place cards we're equestrienne figures
done in water colors in compliment to
Miss Williamson who is an accom- !
plished horsewoman.
Those present on this suspicious !
occasion were DR.. and Mrs. Hackett, |
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Williams, Miss A.
Lycett, Messrs. N. M. Johnson, Victor
Hurd, Roscoe Perkins, George II.
HUMPHREYS, Jack Wilmington, Mr..
Crune and c. B. Wright.
4 & 4
On Sunday evening Miss William
son and DR.. and Mrs. Hackett were
honored with an elaborate farewell
dinner, that evening being chosen as
it was Mrs. Hackett's birthday. The
dinner was given by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Williams, and was very beautiful
! in every detail Lavender was chosen
as the color scheme, that being Mrs,
Hackett's favorite shade and the din.
ing room was bower of maidenhair
ferns and palms with lavender orchids
interspersed.
The guests were seated round the
large table which was made very
dainty and beautiful by large cen
lterpiece of orchids and violies scatter.
ed over the handsome doilies and cen
terpiece embroidered in lavender VIC
let's, and each lady and gentleman's
place being adorned with corsage
bouquet and nosegay of these fragrant
blossoms.
The favors were both humorous and
touching, being tiny suit cases to
whose handles were tied tiny lavender
satin bows and wee lunches of VIC
lets. bringing home the fact of the
honored guests departure three days
thence. The place cards were humor-
Gus sketches appropriate for the oc-
Icasion and were incentives for much
merriment.
After dinner, during which an ella
borate menu was served, the guests
repaired 20 the drawing rooms where
music was enjoyed, the latter part OF
the evening being spent in motoring
Inv moonlight to every point of interest
about the city and surrounding coun-
try. Among those present on TINS
ENJOYABLE occasion were DR.. and Mrs.
IHackett. Miss Williamson, Miss Ada
Lycett. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, MT
Mere Johnson and Mr., Charles Os-
borne.
portrait of the wife of the Dele
gate from Hawaii appears in the Gin
cinnati Times-Star with this descrip
ton: Princess Kalanianaole, wife
of the Territorial delegate to Con
gress from Hawaii. She is a charm
ing hostess and gives elaborate enter
tainments in Washington. She has
. rare collection of jewels and splendid
. gowns"
A party of twenty Angelenos viii
sail on the steamship Siberia June Is
on an extended tour to Honolulu and
the volcano of Kilauea. Included in
the party are Mr.. and Mrs. George w
, Dickinson, Will G. Dickinson, Mary
X. Dickinson, Mrs. Myra X. Smitl
Mrs. Hannah Van Every, Mrs. Ella
X. Hates, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Foster
Miss ]. e. Brainerd and N. jack
Los Angeles Times.
e e &
j. S. Morrow and wife leave this
week for trip to Honolulu Mr.. Nor
row being called to the islands or
business.-Fair Oaks, Cal, Citizen.
Miss Harriet Young was the charm
ing hostess on Wednesday at tea
from four to six in honor of Mrs
Bowen, the beautiful young bride o
Lieutenant George Cleveland Bowen
U. S. q. of Fort Shafter. The lanai
= was similar to lovely garden and tn,
background of safely palms in hug,
jardinieres and hanging baskets OF
ferns and trailing vines was made
more attractive by beautiful tall vases
of stemmed pinks, La France and vel
, low Marshal Mel roses. More OF
= these were to be seen throughout the
rooms, and each tea table where re
freshments were served the g tests by