The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-10

mon, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wilder, Or.
and Mrs. G.. b. High, Miss Alice Roth.
Mr.. Frank Thompson, Mrs Harold
Gihard and Dr. Hodgins.
Mr. II. B. Odell entertained on Sat
urday evening at very charming din
ner for seven, at the Pleasanton Hotel.
The dinner guests included some in
innate friends of the younger set, and
was delightfully."- informal and congo
NAL, Mr. Odell making a genial and
hospitable host.
The round table az which the guests
were seated in the private dining room,
which was gracefully decorated in
pink and green, with palms and ferns
in dainty arrangement, was indeed
merry and was symphony of delicate
coloring and exquisite service, for
which the Pleasanton is noted.
On the table as a centerpiece stood
a basket of pale pink asters gracefully
combined with sprays of lace maiden.
hair fern, the same fern and blossoms
being strewn over the table while pale
pink silk shaded candelabra were used
to complete the appointments.
The place cards were hand painted
and depicted Hawaiian scenes.
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Captain and Mrs. A. l.. Lewerenz
U. S. NJ, and their son have engaged
delightful apartments at the Pleasan
ton, where they expect to remain per
manently, while in Honolulu. The
Pleasanton is fast becoming the head
quarters of the service people, who are
always appreciative of quiet seclusior
and reserve.
Lieutenant Robinson, of the U. S
Revenue Cutter Thetis has engaged
apartments at the Pleasanton.
Mrs. E. G. Duisenberg is at present
enjoying the delights of Los Angeles
where she is the house guest Of hel
sister Mrs. Emmett May, who is pro
minent in society and who is enter
tanning for her sister in the southern
city, and for her mother, Mrs. Rotl
who is also her guest.
Mrs. Duisenberg will return some
time next month but Mrs. Roth intends
to remain during the coming season.
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1t seems it never is quiet enough t.
repel young Cupid the result of one o
, whose we'll laid plans, laid first whel
the couple were children in these is
lands, terminated on Tuesday evening
in one of the daintiest and most ella
borate weddings ever seen in Homo
lulu, when Irene Lenare Fisher be
came the wife of George Renton, Jr.
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Fisher, on Keeaumokl
street.
For weeks the plans were in prepar
alton, and for days previous to the
: suspicious event, the florists shop!
and gardens were ransacked and de
prived of every daisy and fern which
; could be claimed.
To Mrs. L. c. Ables, assisted by Mrs
H. H. Williams, two aunts of the
. young bride must be conceded dut
honor and congratulation for the ex
quisite design of all the decoration
which distinguished this wedding from
| all others, making it the most wonder
, fully unique and delicate symphony o
, color and originality perhaps ever wit
messed here, and the previous declara
ton that it was to be a simple hom'
: wedding caused even a greater sur
prise to the numerous invited CUES
; who were hidden to be present at tn,
! tieing of the connubial knot.
: The house in the midst of spacious
lawn and shade trees was enclosed b.
: national flags, American and Hawaiian
colors being draped gracefully across
the entire front of the broad lanai, ant
= very soon after eight o'clock tn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS