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

ing Germany their immediate destina.
ton. From here they will journey to
! Oberammaguu and augment the al.
| ready large colony of local travellers
in that quaint old town. The Passion
Play has been a great attraction to
thousands of sightseers this year, and
no doubt our latest acquisitions to
the colony will renew many friend
ships while there.
The itinerary of Mr.. and Mrs. Dow.
sett, which will cover at least a
period of six wonderlust months, in
! cludes all the principal cities of Eng
land, and the continent. Switzerland
the Riviera, Italy, France and thar
dear Paris" being a few of the de-
lightful places they intend to visit en-
route.
Princess Kawananakoa was delight
fully entertained last week end as the
guest of Mrs. Carl WiGemann, who
gave a luncheon in her honor at the
peninsula, where several of her
friends were invited.
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The plans for the reception of Sec
rotary Dickinson and party were very
elaborate, Notwithstanding the brevity
of their stay in Honolulu. Shortly
after the docking of the Siberia a
party comprising the reception com
mittee, and the gentlemen of the Sec
retary's party left the harbor in the
lighthouse tender Kukui for Pearl
Harbor, where an inspection of Fort
Kamehameha, Pearl Harbor, the for
tificatlons, and the PeJinsula was
held
The members of the party were
Secretary Dickinson, General Ed
wards. Colonel Schuyler, Admiral
Rees, Major Dunning, Major Winslow,
Captain Undertake, Captain Rodman,
Captain Mcdonald, Major Hart, Cap
tain Falk and Acting Governor Mott
Smith.
At Pearl Harbor the party divided,
some returning on the Kukui, while
Secretary Dickinson, General Ed
wards, Acting Governor Mott-Smith,
Judge Ballou, Captain Undertake and
Colonel Schuyler went up to Schofeld
Barracks, Leilehua, thence TO Fort
Shafter, returning in time for a hur-
ried luncheon at the Alexander Young
Hotel.
After luncheon the party again
started forth in automobiles, visiting
Fort Kruger and Diamond Head, Fort
de Russey and the aquarium, stopping
for refreshments at the Moana hotel
before the long trip up the Pail was
begun. From the pail the party re-
turned to town and in the evening an
elaborate banquet was rendered the
honored visitors at the Young.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Dowsett and
family spent the last week end, in
Guiding the fourth, at "Kaupuni,"
their lovely restful country home at
Waianae. This pretty home STANDS
on a tiny peninsula and commands an
expansive view of the sea and Dor
dering shores on both sides along the
coast. Here a very quiet and de-
lightfully informal time was spent
and several friends of the family
were entertained as house guests.
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The ladies of Secretary Dickinson S
party were very cordially received by
few of our prominent ladies', and
their stay in our city was made one
round of delight for the very charm
ing visitors. During the entire morn
ing motoring was INDUCED in, and
spacious and comfortable cars took
the ladies to every point of interest
about the city, including the pail the
gardens of Moanalua, the Aquarium,
Fort Shafter, Diamond Head, the polo
grounds and golf links of Moanalua,
| the Country Club and the Moana no,
tel, where luncheon was enjoyed at
one o'clock. This, though informal,
proved. most entertaining feast, Mrs.
Dickinson and Mrs. Edwards especial
ly winning all present by their spirit
of comeraderie and genial light heart
edness, accepting every pleasure with
rate enthusiasm.
The luncheon table was decorated
with sprays of the startlingly beau
tiful and novel blossoms of the pom
ciana regia, and those present at the
luncheon and during the entire days
program were Mrs Dickinson, Mrs
Edwards, Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. S. M. Ballou, Mrs.
Winslow, Mrs. Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Waldron, Judge and Mrs. Hum
phreys, MIS- A, Gartley, Mr.. Dickin-
| son, Jr
After luncheon the party INDUCED
in surfing and bathing, repairing at
four to Ainahau, the beautiful home of
former Governor Cleghorn, where aft
| eTnOOn tea was served