The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

former wore n black laco bat while 4
thp luitora bet Was oft white lingerie. ]
to match hpr pretty gown nud iim /
med in pale blue aouors
Mrs Harry Hepburn was yor, hand
some in an afternoon toilette of crush. /
cd rose foul1rd. with trimmings oI
black passamrntoHo aud wearing
black picture hat with sable plumcs
Mrs George cleveland Bowen 0l
Font shafter was, as always, dainuly
beautiful In a most wonderfully elabor.
ate afternoon frock of finely tucked
and hand embroidered lingerie. Mrs
Bowen wore with this lovely gown a
large white leghon chapeau. faced
with black velvet and trimmed with
strikingly contrasting dark crimson
roses.
Miss Mckenzie wore a frock OF
cream Toussle cloth and black pic
ture hat with plumes, while Miss Vic
let Makee wore a white lingerie con.
lection and black picture hat with
roses
Miss Eynon wore a white gown and
an old rose satin hat, and most Of the
other fair guests were also in white
with contrasting and becoming black
hats.
A report spreading through society
at present, and one which is causing
infinite regret to a score of friends, is
that which assures them of the de-
parture in the Sierra on November
the second of Mrs. Ralph G. r. Fors-
ter, the very fascinating wife Of the
British consul Mrs. Forster Is a Gull
tured woman of rare refinement and
| by her gracious charm and wonderful
magnetic qualities has won innumer-
able friends in Honolulu. She will be
accompanied by her sister, Mdslle
Gras, and Madame Frique, her aunt,
expecting to be away for two years.
Being Of French extraction most of
their time will be spent in France and,
owing to orders from the home office
involving the movements of the con-
sular corps, it is possible Mrs Forster
may not return to Honolulu
A very elaborate Travelling Show
er was given at the Outrigger Club
on Saturday evening in honor of Miss
| May Patty, one of the most popular
girls in Honolulu, prior to her depart
ure on Wednesday in the Sierra for
San Francisco, where she will become
the bride of Mr. Robert Leslie of that
city.
Miss Patty ere her departure was
| greatly feted and treated to any num-
Der of surprises in the nature of show
ers by her legion of friends here.
Very handsome gifts in recognition of
her assistance and tireless efforts were
presented this charming girl by the
ladies of the Eastern Star of which or
ganization she is an officer, and by
the various literary societies anC
Christian Endeavor to which she be
longed.
The reception and travelling shower
which formed the climax to a round O
festivities in Miss Paty's honor OF
Saturday evening was arranged by
Mrs. r. G. Thrum, Mrs. Roland, hel
daughter and Mrs. Tracy, and proved
in every detail the efficiency of thes,
very clever ladies.
The grounds surrounding the Out
rigger Club were aglow at an early
hour with gay oriental lanterns, fes
TONED from arbor to arbor and from
tree to tree, and forming an artistic
pathway to the street. The big paw
lion built over the stream was gaily
lighted with shaded electric bulbs, and
enclosed by feathery bamboo and pep
per branches which also, along will
tall potted palms, deliberately decorat
ed the interior.
In one corner of the pavilion was {
raised platform, concealed by a grace
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