The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-09

dIus' odran NeWcOmb, Ernest Ross
w. w. Low, c. w. Case Deering, Prin.
cess Kawananakoa
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Palmer enter
tanned at very prettily appointed
dinner on Thursday evening in honor
of Captain and Mrs. Mark and a few
friends. The newly completed dining
room at the Hotel CORTLAND was
ablaze with lights and the table at
which Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer presided
was daintily bedecked with golden
shower arranged in the form of a
large centerpiece and strewn over the
table. The place cards were in hand
painted water colors, and represented
sprays of the same delicate blossoms.
Covers were laid for eight, and after
dinner few informal games of bridge
filled the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are among he
new arrivals at the Pleasanton. They
intend to visit the volcano before re-
turning to their home on the main
land.
Among others who are sailing to-
day on the Siberia for Honolulu is
Walter Dillingham; and his beautiful
bride, whose marriage in Florence,
italy was one of the social events of
the year. Their short stay in San
Francisco has been made most de-
lightful for them. Harry Simpkins
entertained yesterday at the noon
hour at the Palace at one of the pref
ty luncheons of the season. making
them the guests of honor.-S. F. Bull
! letin.
T. " King of Honolulu is at the
Stewart.-Chronicle
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Miss Helene Irwin has returned
from short visit at Hillsboro, where
she was the guest Of Mrs. Mountford
S. Wilson.-Chronicle.
Mrs. Uriel Sebree is at the Fair
mont, waiting the return of Admiral
, Sebree from Washington. He will
arrive about July 10th, and, with Mrs.
Sebree, will go to San Diego, where
they are to establish their home. Mrs.
Sebree was recently the guest Of Mrs.
Horace Blanchard Chase at Stays
Leap in Napa County.-Chronicle.
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Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin Wood made
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; the
honored guests at theater party fol-
lowing supper at downtown cafe
Saturday evenings. F. Bulletin.
Mrs. William G. Irwin, Miss Helene
Irwin and Templeton Crocker will go
! to Santa Barbara early in July to
! spend a month at the Potter. Mr..
: and Mrs. Frederick McNear are de-
ferring their departure until after the
Fourth of July, when they will have
! guests at Menlo for the holiday. They
will leave for Santa BarDaIa on July
Z. Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope will
also be at the, Potter in >uly.-S. F.
| Bulletin.
| Mrs. e. d. Tennev of Honolulu, ac-
companied by her son and daughter,
arrived at the Fairmont Yesterday
| Chronicle
| Delightful in every way was the re-
ception. given on board the y. S. S.
| Cleveland on Thursday afternoon
| from to o'clock by Captain Ro'-
man and his wardroom officers. The
warm weather is gracious enough to
permit perfect relaxation in all so
/ cial functions given in the summer,
and is the promoter of pretty light
| lingerie frocks and hats which add so
materially to the gala appearance of
scenes of festivities. Thursday aft
ernoon was oppressiWeby warm in
town, but down by the naval dock,
with the Hawaiian band playing mer-
rily amid a little futtering world Of
pennants and nigeria dainties, laugh
ter and pretty faces, one forgot to
complain of the weather and fell into
the jolly abandon of the younger set
and few matrons in time to the
music and the cool sea breeze.
At four the invited guests began to
assemble on the spacious arterdecK
of the cruiser, after having been hos
pitably received and welcomed by the
officer of the deck and presented to
Captain and Mrs. Rodman who reite-
rated welcome to each guest to ar
rive And soon informal groups OF
friends and acquaintances gathered
under a canopy of pennants and chat
ted delightfully."- in the tri-colored bow
er completely inclosed in national
flags. The temptation of the Ids
was. however too great for the
Younger guests and officers, who coup
ling off INDUCED in dancing during
the afternoon