The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-27
Society
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Mary Won Holt; Messrs. Atherton Gil
man, Arthur Gilman, Francis Brown,
Carl Schaefer, August Schaefer, Her
man Won Holt, Joshua Pratt, Scott
Pratt, Dickson Mott, Jack Gait, Carter
Gait, and the guest of honor,Mr. H. A.
P. Carter.
On Sunday evening, DR.. Wall and
Mr.. Clarence Waterman were hosts at
very pretty dinner at the Orphan
age" on Keeaumoku street.
Beautiful Buchoff roses with yellow
hearts and pink petals formed love-
ly centerpiece for the round table.
They were massed in a tall cut glass
bowl; and the place cards in white
and gold were most attractive.
After dinner the guests enjoyed some
delightful music, vocal solos being rem
dered by Mr.. Waterman and Mr.. Jas.
Dougherty.
Those present at this charming din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. James Dough-
erty, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson,
Mr.. Waterman and DR.. Wall.
Miss Violet Atherton entertained at
a very prettily appointed luncheon on
Thursday, in honor of Miss Mckenzie.
The luncheon was given with few
exceptions for the younger set, and
the light lingerie frocks so suitable for
summer affairs were in evidence, with
| pretty flower garden hats which are
so piquant especially on young faces.
The house and lanais are always a
perfect garden of rare plants, and
palms, and those were glorified by tall
vases here and there of exquisite
| American Beauty roses.
On the center of the table round
which the girl guests were seated
stood a tall basket filed with Ameri
can Beauties with old rose satin rib
bon and chiffon tied to the handles.
The place cards depicted oriental
scenes. After luncheon the girls in
dulged in pleasant games and left al
last with many congratulations for the
success of the afternoon.
Among those present were Miss M
! Kenzie, Miss Irma Ballentyne, Miss
Marie Ballentyne, Mrs. George Cleve
land Bowen of Fort Shafter, Mrs. Ha
rold Castle, Miss Vera Damon, Miss H
North, Miss Cordelia Gilman and Miss
Violet Atherton.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. I. Spalding anC
their daughter Miss Helen Spalding re
turned to their beautiful home on Pu
nahou street after a very restful anC
enjoyable ten days spent at Haleiwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding and thei
daughter went down in their motto
car and while in Waialua INDUCED il
sightseeing about the country.
A congenial party comprising Mrs
Harold Giffard, Mrs. Frederick Damon
and Mrs. Arthur Wilder will occup,
the Giffard home on Tantalus durint
September. to escape the heat of tn
late summer.
On Monday evening a very prett
dinner was given by Mr.. and Mrs. f
NJ. Watson, in honor of Miss AID
Rhodes and her fancee, Mr.. Willial
, Williamson.
Dinner was served at a round tabl
I on the lanai which was decorate
generously with palms and ferns.
: On the center of the dainty roun
! table stood a large artistically fashion
ed basket brim full of white carni
J lions and maidenhair fern, and tn
place cards were caricatures of littl
brides and grooms, the latter in dres
suits being allotted to the lady guest
, and the blushing brides with whit
chiffon wells to the gentlemen PR
sent.
After delicious menu the guest
/ enjoyed music, Mrs Balch and Mis-