The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-16

captivation by a Honolulu girl.
Mr.. Bennett has, moreover, travel
ed extensively in every part of the
world, civilized and uncivilized, and
is a clever linguist. He will be re-
membered as having passed through
Honolulu. last year as a member of
the Herbert Withers Concert Com
pany, at that time being entertained
as the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Hemenway. Mr.. Bennett will return
in a fortnight to Bennington, Yer
mont, his home, ana within few
months he will return to claim his
bride. They will reside in Boston.
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Among the recent arrivals now
staying at the Pleasanton are Mr..
and Mrs. Cassidy and family of Maui,
who arrived in the last Wilhelmina.
and Mr.. and Mrs Stetson of San
Francisco.
On Tuesday the most elaborate
dance of the season was given at
the Moana hotel by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Shingle in honor of Miss
Beatrice Campbell, the invitations
for which had been Issued by her
sisters, Mrs. Walter Macfarlane and
Mrs. Robert Shingle. The elite of
society were present at this elabo-
rate affair, and the hotel by the sea
was ablaze with softly colored lights
and thrown open ia receive the
large number of guests who took adj
vantage of their invitations.
During the early part of the even.
ing automobiles and carriages form
ed continuous line, from which is
sued bevies of handsomely gowned
girls of the younger set with theii
escorts. The large dining room over
looking the sea was transformed in
to a ball room, the decorations con
sisting of masses of tall palms ant
entertainments of La France rose
and soft maidenhair ferns. The OF
chestra, which played Hawaiian mu
sic with the native instruments. wa
almost hidden by greens and potte
plants. At eleven o'clock a very dc
! llcious buffet supper was served tn
guests who sat at small tables OF
the lanai decorated with pinks ant
maldenhair. The refreshments con
sisted of dainty sandwiches. salads
coffee, ice cream and punch. tn,
merry groups gathered together OF
the cool breeze-swept verandas max
ing pretty scene.
The gowns of the receiving mart,
are worthy of mention, since,
throughout the evening they wer
the center of attraction, and the IN
centlye for many flattering rt
marks. Mrs. Walter Macfarlan
wore an imported role of black chi
fon, heavily brocaded in pale yello,
silk roses. Mrs. Robert Single
blonde beauty was augmented by
rich gown of white satin with a me-
dish overskirt heavily beaded in gol
and with embossed pink silk rose
here and there.
Miss Beatrice Campbell, the hoI
ored Guest, was beautiful in a par
sienne creation, deliberately embrio,
cred in gold and gracefully draped
yellow silk chiffon, while Princes
Kawananakoa, who is always tn
"cynosure of neighboring eyes," wa
handsome in a confection of daint
white satin, made according to tn
latest vogue, with an over dres
spangled in silver.
Those present at this deligEtfl
function were Misses Agnes Armou
Juliette Atherton, Cora Benton, L
liam Barnard, Minna Berger, Irma an
Marie Ballentyne, Bertleman, Iren
Dickson, Vera Damon, Frances Fe
rier Irene Fisher, Freeth, Cordeli
Gilman, Rosie Herbert, Kennel,
Helen Kimball, Violet Makee, Ha
riet and Sarah Lucas, Alice Macfa
! AlhVt, lA'tu9 hdCldIldue, b6llc hCCO
riston, Eunice Pratt, Ada Rhodes
Grace Robertson, Lillian Robertson
Myrtle schumann, Blanche sope
Whiting (2).
Messrs. Cobb, Albert Clark, Bruc
Cartwright Jr., Herbert Dowsett, {
Fuller, Arthur Gilman, Arthur Nell
tosh, +. Hedemann, Bob McCorri
ton, Guy Macfarlane, Bert Petrie,
Kennedy, Kendall, H. Lucas, Donal
Lewis, Oliver Lansing, LAM Magool
William Roth, Mark Robinson, Allie
Robinson, Rycroft, Frank Thoml
son, Sam Walker, Clarence Waite
man, w. Williamson, Walter Nj
Dougall, Lieut.. Robinson, Paymaste
Camel, Lieut.. Kiran, DR.. Kelly. Raj
ton Ballentyne, Ellis, Billson, Irvin
Cushman Carter, Allison Jordan an
DR. Hodgins.