The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-06
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BY MRS. RIVENBUReH

and Ethel Whiting, Harriet Young,
Irene Fisher Daisy Gras, Marie Bal
lentyne, Irma Ballentyne, Rosie Her
BERT Agnes Wickstrum, Belle Nc.
Corriston, Cordelia Gilman
Mesdames B. M. Allen, G. B. Cooper,
]. N. Bell, Moore, Geo. G. Beckley, E.
Freeth, Mary Gum, Victoria Ward,
Bodefelt, Rogers.
Messrs. Jack Atkinson, r. w. Brec-
kons, Cecil Brown, Bruce Cartwright,
Bruce Cartwright, Jr., A. de S. Cana
varro, A. r. Cunha, Cyril Damon, Gov.
Cleghorn, c. H. Dickey, Lyle Dickev,
w. A. Dickson, Harold Dillingham;,
w. P. Fennel, Mayor ]. ]. Fern, r. c.
Lydecker G. H. Mcbride, Robert Nc
! Corriston, Guy Macfarlane, DR.. Bruce
Mackall, j. NJ. McKinnon, Muhlendorf,
Robert H. Rycroft, Irwin Spalding, E.
d. Tenney, R. H. Trent, Sam Walker,
Paul Wilmington, c. H. Olsen, Oliver
and Nelson Lansing.
From Fort Shafter: Captain and
Mrs. Chapman, Lieut.. and Mrs. G. G.
Bowen, Major and Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs
Pardee, DR.. and Mrs. Smith, DR.. and
Mrs. tombstone, Lieut.. Rogers, Lieut..
Chiffon, Lieut.. McCleary, Lieut.. Par
dee and Miss Allen.
From Schofeld Barracks, Col.
| Schuyler Lieut.. Col. Wheeler. Major
and Mrs. Foster. Capt. and Mrs. Hol-
brooks, Capts. Walcott, Sturges and
Morse, Lieut.. and Mrs. Barton Lieut.
and Mrs. Gregory, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Barnard, Lieut.. and Mrs. Cunningham,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Stewart, Lieut.. and
| Mrs. Hanson.
I Also one hundred and ten members
! now comprising the Hawaii Yacht
Club, and the commodore, captains
and officers of the yachts Hawaii.
Sweetheart and Mollilou, Mrs. Hazard
and Mrs. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Martyr Haenke (for.
merly Miss Marie ChurchilD sailed on
the Sierra on Saturday for Honolulu,
where they will spend a MONTHS
F. Chronicle.
Cards have been issued by Miss
Nadine Center for tea at which she
will receive between four and six
o'clock on Monday afternoon at her
home on Green and Kapiolani streets.
e. M. Watson and ]. K. Farley of
Honolulu are among the recent arri.
walls at the Stewards. F. Chronicle.
Miss Helen North entertained a few
friends at very pretty tea on Mon
day afternoon from 4 to o'clock at
her home on Green street. The la.
lals and drawing room We're decorat-
ed with great quantities of golden
shower, and the guests all wore in
formal gowns of lingerie which are so
becoming these warm days.
During the informal afternoon of de.
hghtful and interesting chit-chat and
hne needlework, the guests were
served with very delicious refresh
ments consisting of sandwiches. salad.
Ices and bon bons and among those to
enjoy Miss North's hospitality were
Misses Lydia McStocker, Juliette Ath.
terton, Jessie Kennedy, Benton. i'll.
Ian Barnard, Helen Hebron, Ruth
Richards, Letitia Morgan, Cordelia
Gilman, Sarah Lucas, and Mrs. Cbas
Bennett.
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A party, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazard, Commodore and Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. Jack, Mr.. Jordan and Mr.. King.
as the guests of Commodore and Mrs.
Jaeger, accompanied the yacht Sweet,
heart as far as Diamond Head in
Commodore Jaeger's launch Kulu-
manu- II on Thursday, to bid farewell
and godspeed to their fellow yachts
men, afterwards returning to Wal
kiki where they enjoyed the hospital
ity of Governor Cleghorn at his beau
tiful home, Ainahau, at afternoon tea,
which was daintily served in a con-
servatory hung with rare maidenhair
hanging baskets, ported plants and
palms.
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Commodore and Mrs. Jaeger enter
tanned the visiting yachtsmen last |
evening at their home on Makiki |
Heights, at musicale which, being |
distinctly Hawaiian in character, prov
ed great delight to the strangers
now guests of Honolulu. All the late
compositions of the islands were rem
dered and a number Of tho old ha1ladc L