The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

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Miss Alice Cooper the pUlmu
daughter of judge and Mrs o. E
Cooper and Miss Agnes WicEsrum.
who is also "a popular society pil ar.
rived this morning from the other g..
lands, having spent % very enjoyable
ten days visit to the volcano
ee
What hint Of energy is left or awak.
ened I'm local service circles in the
manner Of anticipation seems to cen.
ter on the coming aviation expert
ments and meet-Leilehua to be hon
ored by this first event of the kind
: i'm the Hawaiian Islands
The construction of an aeroplane is
even now in the hands of Lieutenant
J. G. Winters, Fifth Cavalry, and it is
needless to say how very elated Soho.
field Barracks are over the exciting
exhibition
Now, the ladies are asking among
themselves, is Uncle Sam going to
be generous enough to open this ex-
pertinent with a flying machine to the
social set as an event in society, where
the citys elite will be invited or will
he be unceremonious in his decree of
privacy concerning army tactics, as no
doubt he should be, and keep it for his
own delectation?
Miss Berry, of Boston, a niece of
! Hon. j. A. Cummins, who, during her
months sojourn in Honolulu, was the
recipient of a great amount of atten.
ton departed for her home on the
mainland in the Sierra on Wednesday,
/ after a most happy Wis. to friends
here. Among her most intimate ones,
were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cummins,
whose elaborate leis mingled with
many others of a number of friends
who were on the dock to see the last
of this very charming visitor,
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The many friends of Mrs. A. p. Tay-
! lor are rejoicing over her rapid re-
covery from a severe operation per-
formed by Dr. c. B. Wood at the
Queens Hospital, and many notes and
flowers are finding their way to Mrs.
Taylor's attractive home in Manoa,
where she is now able to receive her
friends
F. w. Macfarlane and wife of Homo
lulu are at the st. Francis. They are
socially prominent here and in Homo
lulu, where Macfarlane is heavily in
terested in sugars. F. Post.
With a sudden burst of surprise We
have with us the Persian motif for the
smart set. Paris cries "The Persian"
and we perforce, of the cumulative side
of the Atlantic, must obey. Most won
derfully vague and artistic are the
blending themes of color and design.
Cotton net, or clinging creamy, mis-
ty, chiffon, bordered by Persian pat
tern, or balancing a fog of it on every
filmy fold, are very fashionable.
Some of the designers for the Lady
Beautiful are even going so far as
to adopt yards of plain "ornery" cot
ton window curtainish material for
evening creations, first, however, drap-
ing thereon yards and yards of pastel
shades of bordered chiffon which
brings the flush of intense yet dreamy
coloring to your gown as the sea vivi-
fies duh brown coral!
Miss Juanita Beckley entertained
in compliment to Miss Berry during
the week at the Beckley home at Dia-
mond Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKeague on Sunday
afternoon entertained at a very pretty
poi luncheon in honor of the first birth
day of their little grandchild palm
frond pavilion had been erected for
the occasion, and was draped at each
end with flags
long table down the center of the
lanai was gracefully decorated with
MALE and ferns, a large calabash of
red carnations holding the place of
honor. as centerpiece, while at each
place was lei of red carnations and
Keague.
A very delicious menu Of Hawaiian