The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-30

you 10 dJJenu ISCepJlOu anu udHSS
as a welcome to the visiting yachts
men, Saturday evening, July thirty,
nineteen hundred and ten. Moana
hotel. Reception S:15. Dancing 9.
Yachting uniform considered dress"
Above is the form OF invitation sent
out during the past week to over If
teen hundred people, all the Federal,
Territorial and City and County Off
Gals being included. It will be one
of the most elaborate affairs if not the
most stupendous Of the season.
The decoration will be very artistic
and will comprise profusion of palms
and ferns and the colors of the yacht
club in graceful silks and buntings.
The Moana hotel is an admirable spot
for such a large affair, and with its
doors thrown wide and spacious halls
and lobies graced with a glare of
lights, greenery and flags, where the
reception will be held, and the en-
tranclng array of flags and palms, soft
music, elegant gowns and beautiful
women in the larger ball rooms over
looking the sea, will doubtless be a
spectacle which will create a lasting
impression on the visitors to our
shores, for whom the affair is given.
The dining hall and drawing room
will be transformed into two ball
rooms with an orchestfa stationed in
| each. and the following distinguished
hosts will stand in the receiving line:
/ Governor and Mrs. Walter F. Frear,
Admiral and Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, u.
! S. N, Judge and Mrs. s. B. Dole, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorrin Thurston, Commodore
and Mrs. Jaeger, assisted by the visit
ing yachtsmen and their wives.
Judge and Mrs. S. NJ Ballou enter
tanned at a very handsome dinner on
Wednesday evening at their beautiful
home on Liliha street, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Dillingham;,
whose recent return from their nup-
tails in Italy has been the incentive
numerous occasions.
The home of Judge and Mrs. Bal
lou, situated on the brow of the
heights and commanding an inspiring
view of the city, between its colon
AIDES and palm enclosed lanais was
made singularly attractive on Wednes-
day evening by palms and graceful
maidenhair hanging baskets, the in
terror being ablaze with lights and
greenery.
The dinner table was graced by ar
artistic rGsket of bride roses, thos,
, dainty and fragrant white blooms
, with pink tipped petals, so greatly ii
, favor for all midsummer functions
! and the handle was tied with bow
, and streamers of white tulle. Pal
pink silk shaded candelabra and pTac
q cards depicting scenes in water color
b completed the exquisite appoint
ments
During dinner quartette of swee
= Hawaiian singers, concealed in al
arbor of palms, rendered enchanting
soft music, and after dinner a few
, musical selections were enjoyed
Judge and Mrs Ballou's guests OF
, this occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs. Harolt
, Dillingham;, Major and Mrs. Winslow
+ Mrs. Hyde-Smith and Mr. Jack Atkin
, son.
! Ogden Mills, Jr. is visiting his cOu
: sins, Miss Jennie Croker and Charlie
a Templeton Croker, at Uplands, thei
4, beautiful home in San Mateo.
. Mr. Croker will go down to Sant
9 Barbara tomorrow to spend the wee
end with his fiancee, Miss Helene IL
win, and her mother, Mrs. w. G. I,
wins. F. Bulletin.
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, FROM ONeI me seas mas just NOlh
= this bit Of news in reference to tn
= coming marriage of one Of San FraI
j.. cisco's most popular brides-to-te.
London tells us that the America
- colony is much interested in the ell
gagement of c. Templeton Crocke
Z nephew of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid,
T. Miss Helene Irwin of Philadelphia
The young couple are to be Marie