The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-12

Mrs. William Cluff was hostess at a
lunch at the Palace on Saturday, which
she gave in honor of Mrs. Frank Bald
win of Honolulu. Inc luncheon was
followed by a theater party at the
Columbia. Among those present were
Mrs. Eleanor Doe, Mrs. John q. Wilson,
Mrs. John D. Spreckels Jr., Mrs. ]. j.
Moore, Mrs. Vincent Whitney, Mrs. b.
H. Kittredge, Mrs. Wellington Gregg,
Mrs. John Bruener and Mrs. Nat
Messer.-Chronicle
! Admiral and Mrs. Corwin p. Rees
were hosts at two lovely dinners fast
week. The first one was given IN
honor of Captains of the Denver and
Galveston and the second was in honor
of Admirals Barry and Sebree at which
covers were laid for twelve. The
guests afterwards repairing to the
charming dance given by the W. X.
Castles.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane OF
Honolulu, who started several months |
ago on a tour of the world, are at |
present in India. They have a most |
interesting trip planned and expect to |
travel year or more before returning |
to their home. Mrs. McFarlane was
Polly Dunn of San Francisco, a sister
of Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton.-Chroni-
Gle.
This afternoon at two fifteen, the
Hui Pauahi of Oahu College presents
Mrs. Thomas c. Trueblood in her own
of Silas Mariner, and this
evening the public will have the ex-
ceptional opportunity of hearing Tho
mas c. Trueblood Professor Of Oratory
n the University of Michigan in the
beautiful drama of Ingomar.
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton entertain
ed small group of friends at tea in
the laurel court at the Fairmont yes
terday.-Chronicle.
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Mrs. Walter Starr will be hostess at
a luncheon followed by bridge, which
she will give this week in honor, Of
Mrs. Frank Baldwin of Honolulu
Chronicle.
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Many guests on Tuesday found their
way to the Imperial Chinese Consulate
to extend good wishes for the New
Year. The rooms of the house were
beautifully decorated with great rare
vases of American Beauties and cham
)agne and other wines, as well as many
assorted dainties in the CONNECTION line
were passed round to all who called
Turing the afternoon.
The consul was attred in a lavender
silk robe, and his English secretary
vas in black.
w. w. Kirkland, a business man
Of Honolulu, is staying at the Stewart. =
Chronicle.
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Mrs. Charles Crane was hostess at a
informal bridge tea on
Monday in honor of her mother, Mrs.
of Kauai, who left the follow
ng day for her home on the Garden
sland.
Hanging baskets of maiden hair fern
md palms, with red carnations made
pretty setting for the occasion, and l l
he afternoon was spent in pleasure by
IL the guests.
Those invited to this charming tea
we're: Mrs. Busey of San Francisco, .
Hiss Karcher, Mrs. H. H. Williams,
drs Lusia Harvey, Mrs. Ruth OF san
Mrs. Brown of Springfield,
illinois, Mrs. Lewis of Salt Lake City,
lrs Smith her mother, Mrs. Duggan
nd Mrs. Raven.
Mrs. Lewis is an accomplished mu-
ician having studied in Italy under
lambert for five years She played
and the hostess sang a rev :
allads for the entertainment or the
uests after the cards.
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On Tuesday evening Mr.. Hugo Herzer
Mrs. Hugo Herzer, Miss Con-
lance Restarick, Miss Irmgard Schae-
er and Miss Ada Rhodes, with
horus of eighteen voices in a recital
1hich was very well attended by an
audience. Many of the
mart set were present in exquisite
owns, and all the friends and relatives
the performers. Each number was
yell rendered, and was rewarded with
earty applause, among the noticeable
umbers which seemed the favorites
eing Mrs. Herzer, who sang delight