The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01

expected HON. on the next steamer
from Honolulu. Vhere they have spent
n delightful summers. +. Bulletin
Mrs Charles Keeney and Miss
Inez Keeney are travelling in Italy.
They were among the Americans tax
ing the cure" at Carlsbad last month
and with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes
Smith and Miss Kathleen de Young,
formed a happy coterie of San Fran
ciscans.-S. f. Bulletin.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. George Cleve-
land Bowen U. S. A., of Fort Shafter
entertained at very charming dinner
party on Friday evening at their quar-
ters at the post.
The round dining table was abloom
with large golden Japanese Crysanthe.
NUNS arranged in a rock crystal bowl
on a mirrowed base, and amid the
exquisitely dainty appointments stood
handsome silver encrusted candelabra,
with pale yellow silk shades and sill
yer fringe and bases.
The place cards were delicate crea-
tons of the Lovely young hostess skill
and were hand painted sketches in
the form of miniatures.
After dinner bridge filled the even
ing.
Those present on this charming oc-
casion were Captain and Mrs Estes,
recent acquisitions of Fort Shafter,
Capt. Mearns of Fort Shafter, Paymas-
ter and Mrs. Hornberger, U. S. ~, and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bowen.
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The girls of the younger set in Ho-
nolulu who have been intimate asso-
ciates of Miss Eleanor Warehouse are
still discussing the wonder-story in
which she plays so important part.
Miss Warehouse, who left in the
last Mariana is now on her way to
i good old "merrie England where, in
the marvellous, great, world famed
metropolis of London she expects to
/ spend a year, as the house guest OF
her sister Mrs Stubs, who is pro
minent in society in the largest city
Needless to speculate on the many
beautiful and wonderful sights in store
for the charming island girl and all
the prominent people it will be hel
privilege to meet.
Miss Waterhouse will return to Ho
nolulu some time next year, probably
at the opening of the winter season
and will rejoice her society friends b!
accounts of her experiences and smar
frocks it will have been her deligh
to select from the gay shops of Lon
don, Paris and the continent, where
in company with her sister she will
travel ere returning nome.
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Thursday morning on the 9:15 trai
to spend the entire day in the countr
and in their smart crisp shirt wais
suits looked very cool and attractive.
The groups comprised Mrs. J.
Fisher, Mrs II. H. Williams, Mrs L. {
Ables and Mrs. Merle Johnson, tn
three former of whom were bound fo
Eva, to be the luncheon and afternoo
guests of Mrs. George Renton Jr., an
> the latter, to spend the day with he
sister, Mrs. Forbes of Aiea plantation
Mrs. Renton, nee Irene Fisher
whose remarkably handsome weddin
is still being discussed by her friend
has just moved into her new home a
Eva, which is without exception, tn
prettiest and most artistic one on tn
big plantation.
, The broad lanais are graced by nun
erous ferns tall palms and long cas-
chairs. its rugs and polished floor be
ing most attractive.
E The large drawing room is elabora
tely furnished in dark mahogany, tn
= dining room in red koa, and the bee
rooms also in rich mahogany.
, Perhaps the most novel featur
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