The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19

| MINI OH wednesday AFTERNOON IN honor
of the birthday of the late King Kala-
kaua. Like all true Hawaiian luaus
the feast was spread al fresco, beneath
the large spreading monkey ped trees
which are characteristic of this old
romantic estate.
Three large tables were set out on
the lawn in the cool shade, two tables
being occupied by the Yacht Club
boys and the other two by the re-
mainder of the guests. All three Ia
bles were heavily laden with all man.
ner of delicacies lavishly spread, and
the decorations were tastefully and
appropriately carried out in red and
green, fragrant MALE leis, and scarlet
Hawaiian holly berries combining to
form setting worthy and typically of
the choice menu.
During the progress of the feast
sweet music was rendered by the soft
singing of a Hawaiian ladies' sextette
which was a remarkably distinctive
feature of the occasion, and nothing
| of hospitality was spared to create
lasting memory of this enjoyable af-
fair.
Among those present were Judge
and Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson, Senator
and Mrs. Charles F. Chillingworth,
Mr.. John c. Lane, Mr.. William H.
Beers, Mr.. and Mrs. George Smithies,
Mr.. j. II. Wise, Colonel Sam Parker,
Mr.. j. T. McCrosson, Mr.. J. II. Coney,
Mr.. James Jaeger, Mr.. e. A. C. Long,
Mr.. John F. Colburn, Miss Helen Col
burn, Miss Lena Colburn, Miss Daisy
Colburn, Mr.. Manley hopkins, Mr..
Manuel Cooke, Mr.. E. x. Lilikalani,
Mr. William Lucas, Mr.. F. Kruger,
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaleikau, Mr.. r. IA. BONNIE, Mr.. ]. H.
Hakuole, Mr.. Warren, Mr.. w. H. Vim
, cent, Mr.. Makainai and others.
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Henley and Billy Chapman, the sons
of Captain and Mrs. Chapman, U. S.
A, of Fort Shafter, entertained at
delightful bowling party on Saturday
evening at the post for a number of
their classmates and friends of Pu-
nahou College, many of whom declare
it was the most enjoyable affair ever
given for young people which they had
attended.
Prizes were awarded for the experts
of the fascinating game, and charm
ing souvenirs which will always be
treasured were presented to all, the
guests in the form of crossed guns of
the goth Infantry mounted on satin
ribbon. The bowlers were divided in
to two divisions those in one being
designated by a red satin ribbon and
those of the opposing side, blue rib
bons.
} The girls first prize was won by
Miss Helen Spalding, and the girls
BOBBY prize was awarded to Miss Ruth
Anderson, while the boys first and
BOBBY prizes were captured by Master
Wrenne Undertake and Master Rey-
nod McGrew, respect vely.
After the distribution of the prizes,
the hosts and their guests repaired to
the quarters of Captain and Mrs.
Chapman where, at tables each seat
ing four and adorned by centerpieces
of golden chrysanthemums the young
guests partook of delicious refresh
ments consisting of ice cream, sher-
bet, cake, and fruit punch.
Those present at this charming
party were Miss Helen Spalding, Miss
Ruth Anderson, Miss Myrtle Schuman,
Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Martha
McChesney; Messrs. Reynold Nc
Grew, Wrenne Undertake, Ivan Ora
ham, Theo. Damon, Alexander Ander-
son, Lieutenant Chiffon, Lieutenant
and Mrs. George Cleveland Bowen,
Mrs. Smith, Captain and Mrs. Chap
man and Billy" and Henley Chap
man, the genial young hosts. &.
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An interesting rumor is spreading
throughout society of the arrange
ments in the near future for an ella
borate Feast of Nations" to be given
by society women of Honolulu for the
benefit of some pet charity. On dit it
will be remarkable to a degree and
will resemble the international Fete"
given some time ago in the city.
Mrs. Walter Francis Dillingham; has
already been asked to assume full
charge of the stupendous undertaking,
which in the event of her conserving
will prove worthy of this charming
lady's cultivated experiences through
out Europe and the art centers of the
world.
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One of the prominent figures in So
ciety at present is Mr.. Wores, the cele-
brated California artist, who, with