The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-08
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and Mrs Oscar Cooper, Mrs. Walter
Dillingham; Miss Helene trivia, AIRS.
Parker Whitney Mrs vincent whit
ney and Tcmpleton Croska" $. b.
Bulletin
Mrs Dodge entertained very pretuly
on Wednesday afternoon at bridge,
when friends to an four tables enjoy
ed the hospitality of their gracious
hostess at the Hawaiian Hotel. The
guests enjoyed several rubbers of the
fascinating game, and later partook of
delicious light refreshments of sand
witches, punch, cream and cakes. The
afternoon was characterized by a no.
vel innovation, which may furnish an
inspiration for informal card gather
ings
Mrs Dodge having noticed, on one
of her visits to the Children's Hospi-
tai, that no toys were provided for the
unfortunate tots, selected a pretty
Japanese Garden" which is filled with
all kinds of goodies in the way of
playthings for small children, and this
unique prize was won, on condition
that it should be donated to the Chill
dren's hospital
Mrs, Thomas Birmingham proved to
be the happy recipient, and It will be
her good fortune therefore to bestow a
, ray Of blessed sunshine on the lonely
little children in the big stone build
ing.
! Princess David kawananakoa was
the gracious hostess 1T an informal tea
given on Thursday afternoon at the
Court Of the Palms IN compliment to
Mrs. Kate Voorhees, Henry. Mrs Wal
ter Greer was hostess TO a number of
friends at the same hour the same
days. F. Bulletin.
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Paris, the beautiful creates amuse-
ments as well as fashions. Last year
it was a "Salome" season. At the
opera and for all music hall stages
that well known lady danced and
played with the head of Saint John.
This season every one is adopting
Shakespeare. This city of ours on the
Pacific is not slow in catching on" In
fact, we are apt scholars and are now
getting ready to welcome Marshal
Darrach on the evening of October 4
at the st. Francis Hotel, in The TEN
pest" This distinguished Shakespear
can scholar, who has been the guess
of Governor and Mrs. Walter Frear il
the islands, is expected to reach Sar
Francisco at an early date.
Several of our mos; prominent so
ciety ladies are to act as patronesses
on the occasion of his recital Among
them are Mesdames Eleanor Martin
Henry T. Scott, George Mendell, Pa
I trick Calhoun, c. o. G. Miller, Rudolph
Spreckels, William Irwin, Wakefield
Baker and Henry J. Crocker.-S. F
Bulletin.
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Governor and Mrs. Walter F. Freal
entertained at Arcadia" at a charm
ing breakfast on Sunday morning il
honor of Mr.. Whitfield of New York
the brother-in-law of Mr.. Andrew Car
negie, who has come to inspect con
ditions in Honolulu preparatory t.
drawing plans for the new library to bC
donated by the great philanthropist
The table decorations were carried
out in morning glories, and covers
were placed for twelve.
A merry party which occupied twt
of the boxes Tuesday evening at tn,
e Columbia were Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs Peter Martin
2 Miss Helene Irwin, Douglas Grant ant
? Templeton Crocker.-S. F. Bulletin
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DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frear entertain
z ed Mrs. Sarah Newcomb and her bro
2 Their, Mr.. Edgar Allen Poe NewcQml
2 at dinner at the Courtland on Thurs
day evening. The table was prettil
: adorned by a profusion of scarlet cal
: nations.
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r Invitations have been received for
farewell reception to be held at tn
+ Outrigger Club this evening in homo
e of Miss May Patty, who leaves in tn
, Sierra on Wednesday for San Frar
cisco.
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D Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; al
. rived yesterday from Honolulu an
are at the st. Francis. During thei
! recent visit here Mr.. Dillingham;
, bride so endeared herself to her hui
. bands many San Francisco friend
that she is being feasted and feted o
= all sides. Mrs. Baldwin Wood