The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-29
BY MRS. RIVENBURGH.

' ENBURGH.
, berg, T. f. Lansing, B. Won Damn,
H. Armitage M. Rosenbledt, II. q.
Carter E. A. Berndt, Geo. c. Guild,
II. J. Holmes.
About 20 per cent of visitors that
were there did not register, there be-
ing such a rush between II and II.
The following cards have been is
sued.
Mr. and Mrs. William Richard Castle
" Miss Castle
At Home
Thursday evening, February third
At half after eight o'clock
Palmhyrst Dancing
A very PRETTY appointed luncheon
was given on Thursday in honor OF
Miss Prosser at which Miss Mist pre-
sided.
Covers were laid for twelve round
the dainty table, decorated most taste
fully with sprays of crimson pinks.
Those present were Mrs. and Miss
Prosser, Miss Thatcher, Mrs. Hanne-
berg, Miss Edith Meyer Mrs. Ernest
Ross Miss Margaret Hopper, Miss E.
Ward, Mrs. c. B. Cooper and Mrs. Won
Holt.
Mrs. Hornberger entertained at an
informal tea on Thursday, for Mrs.
Perry at which there were about twen-
ty guests Many of the ladies brought !
their sewing, and refreshments were
served The decorations consisted Of |
red roses.
There have been a number of small !
affairs socially this week, but the more
important events are being saved for
the one to come when we will have |
with Us the boys in blue again, and
every day will be filled with many |
functions in their honor
Mrs Alexander Isenberg, who has
attracted SO much attention of late
in society circles, has made prepare
lions to visit the Hans Isenbergs in
Kauai foI ten days She will take
along with her her motor car anu
will enjoy many tours around the
country. Mrs. Isenberg has been fet-
ed ever since her arrival in Honolulu,
Az has participated in so many social
affairs, that the complete change and
rest IS much required
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The recital which took place at the
residence of Mrs. b. f. Dillingham; on
Thursday evening was great sue
cess, and was well attended, about a
hundred guests being present. The
drawing and music rooms were beau
tifully decorated with trailers of the
huapala vine which were most grace
full.
Mrs. Mackall, attired in a gown of |
black jet looked very handsome and |
sang remarkably well, but the ac-
coustics were detrimental to her eX-
quisite voice.
Mrs. Grace Bannerman in a cham |
payne gown cut decollete was charm !
ing, and was well rewarded for her
pleasing voice. Both ladies were
presented with beautiful bouquets OF
roses during the evenings perform
ance
Miss Clarke was in simple white
without ornaments of any kind. Her
work on the piano was as usual won
derfully effective, and she was greeted
with many compliments.
The feature of the evening was the
reading of Hiawatha by Mrs. Water |
house, to the accompaniment of Miss
Margaret Clarke on the piano. Mrs.
Waterhouse was in crushed straw
berry satin and looked exceedingly at
tractive. Her deep voice was eloquent,
and the pathos in it was greatly APP
preciated by her audience.
Among the audience were noticed
Governor and Mrs. Frear, Mrs Won |
Holt, Mrs. Doremus Scudder, Mrs. B.
F. Dillingham;, Mrs. Rosa Hooper
Plotner, Mrs, Birmingham, DR.. and |
Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Warehouse, and |
Rev, Mr.. Bliss.
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The wedding of Miss Alice Hede-