The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

Mere Conpo. Also the Degree of Chi.
VARY was conferred upon the honored
ladies' which prompted many conprs.
tulations to them. Mrs. H. II. wiz
hams' Mrs. E. A. Jacobsen, Miss len.
ME Macaulay and Miss Marion Wright
all past noble grands, assisted in the
presentation.
Miss Ray Bell on Saturday evan.
ing entertained about sixteen of bar
friends of the younger set at an en-
Joyabie theater party and buffet SIM
per atterward at her pretty homo IN
Lunalilo and Kewalo street. The
party formed a merry group who
spent the evening in a round of fun
! later returning to Miss Bells homo
I winch was decorated throughout q,
huge jardinieres and rare vases of
scarlet carnations interspread with
long trailing sprays of asparagus
/ fern. uS
ne DuHet supper consisting of de-
nclous sandwiches, salad. fruit nunob
owes, chocolates, coffee and sberhat
was served at individual tabIos g.,
Two placed in the dining room and
lanai which was a bower of ferns
ana palms, and each table was adorn
ed by slender vases of red carnations
and trailing ferns.
Those participating in tho avo0i,,u,-
hospitality We're: Miss Rosie Her-
pert Miss Cousins, Miss Rita Co,l-
SINS, Miss Helen Spalding, Miss Hazef
! auckland, Miss Vivian Buckland and
MISS Ray Bell; Mr.. Vernon Tennev
Mr. Dane Larson Mr.. Marston RaIIon
lyme Mr.. Oliver Lansing, Mr. Cbris
jenkins and Mr.. Littlejohn.
Owing to the Inclemencv of +bo
weather the younger girls were at
tlred principally in tailored frocks
MISS Bell wore a tailored cloth suit
OF Old rose, while Miss Rosie Her
Dert wore tailored gown of crean,
serge with collar and cuffs of male
Diue panne velvet. Misses Hazel and
VIVIAN auckland wore white lingerie
gowns while Miss Cousins was attir-
ed In a lingerie gown of yellof and
MISS Rita Cousins wore a similar
CONNECTION in pink.
MISS Helen Spanding wore a severe
tailored frock of dark green serge
with tailored strappings of cream
satin, IN which her delicate blonde
beauty was most fetching.
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MT and Mrs. James Dougbtertv
VINO LETT for a trip to the other is-
iands the early part of last month
are having no end of good times on
thelr very delightful tour. The FIRST
part OF their stay on Hawaii Mr. and
MIS- Dougherty were guests ,of Mr.
ana Mrs. Robert Elgin (the latftr
formerly lrmgard Schaefer) who for
nVe weeks entertained extensively fo,.
them. AT last writing Mr.. Oand Mrs
Dougherty were stopping at the uio
no.ei Tor a rest before undertakine.
tnelr prospective journey to the VOL
cano and the remainder of their a.
inerary '0N IL
e
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Atherton orc
sun being warmly welcomed bv an
their Honolulu friends who are re-
Ilclns with this charming connie
over the memories affored by toeir
ueHshtlul trip to the mainland which
mas extended throughout the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Anterior upon their ar
rival at the Coast spent three quiet
months rusticating on a large fruit
ranch In California, after which they
proceeded to Detroit Michigan, where
they spent three months more with
occasional trips into the beautiful
lake regions.
On the return trip several weeks
were again spent on the ranch before
returning home, which after all they
are enthusiastically asserting is best.
Mrs. Walter F. Frear will entertain
at a luncheon at her beautiful home,
Arcadia" on Punahou street, next
Tuesday Their luncheon will be the
first formal occasion within the por-
tails of Arcadia" this season, and
doubtless will be characterized by the
attractive features which distinguish
ed all functions in this elegant man
sion.