The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-17

Princess viii remain here fOr two or
.Nr. month. before leaving for wash.
us.un eberc sha viii spend thc win.
.Ors D. Bulletin
Tennis week 8t Del Monte pro.
misses to prove as attractive os did the
gI'l tournament Contrary to report.
Mrs. Vs. q Irwin and Miss Helene ~.
win have not come to town. but are
SIN lingering at the hotel Mrs. %.
Scott and Miss Lillian Goss returned
Thursday aud Mr. and Mrs. Kearnc.
Arthur lnkersley, Herbert Payne, G..
Payne, Templeton Crocker and Duane
Hopkins do not expect to leave until
next weeks. r. Bulletin
Miss Zabriskie and Miss Tenney,
two attractive visitors in San Fran
cisco will share the honors at a lunch.
con to be given tomorrow by Miss Lur.
line Matson for sixteen of her friends.
IS. F. Bulletin.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; returned
yesterday from Del Monte, where she
has been the guest of Miss Helene IT.
win. This popular young society ma
iron will spend a few days with Mr.
and Mrs Gerald Rathbone at their new
home in Burlingame September 10
g1f mil safI
home in Honolulu Her visit to San
| Francisco has been the incentive for
much entertaining and most reluct-
antly will her friends bid her adieu.-
S. f. Bulletin.
Mrs. Eugene Bresse and Miss Metha
Mcmahon will leave within ten days
for Europe, where they will spend the
winter. Miss Mcmahon who has been
ill for the past week is able to be
about now and is the inspiration for
any number of farewell gatherings.
Miss Marie Tyson is planning lunch
con for her at the Frencsca Club, and
Miss Florence Braverman will enter
tain in her honor. Mrs. Richard Ivers
Mrs. w. G. Irwin and Miss Helene IT.
win came up today from Del Monte
and are at their Washington street
homes. f. Bulletin.
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The very latest, we are told, in mil
linery to which we must now in turn
accustom ourselves, a style set forth
by the bright and beautiful craze OF
? Paris, Mdslle. Lautelme, is the Flow
+ er Pot chapeau made, according to its
name, or rough straw or other mate
rails in the shape of an inverted flow
er pot. Its chic appearance is mark
ed by simplicity, only two large bows
, of satin ribbon extending on either
, side from the back The new ha
casts a shadow over the face beinl
h worn well down over the brows, an,
Q with it long senorita earrings ar
@ worn.
:. The event of the week, socially an,
V artistically, at Del Monte, was the din
d ner given Saturday evening by Mr.
/ and Mrs. w. G. Irwin, who, with thei
e attractive daughter, are down for tn,
). tournament. Dinner was served il
e the private banquet-room, where tn,
e tables were arrayed in a hollow squar
the center banked high with palm
and great ferns. Covers were laid 70
). forty, and the table, with it's profu
= sion of pink amaryllis and delicat
d orchids, it's "Chantecler" place cards
r was very lovely. The guests includ
). ed Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Woods, Mrs
l. Scott, Mrs. ]. B. Crockett, Templeto
n Crocker, Eugene Murphy, Miss irwin
l. Mr. and Mrs. F. w. McNear, Dougla
IL Grant, Miss Newhall, Mrs. HerbeI
e Payne, Miss Jennie Croker, HerbeI
l. Payne, Glare Payne, Mr.. and Mrs
e Sprague, Miss Sprague, Joseph P. Rec
ding, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Pope
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Crocker, Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry r. Scott, Harry Scott, "
p. Scott, Duane Hopkins, Miss lie
: Girvin, Miss Virginia Jolliffe and Mis-
!, Ethel Crocker.-S. F. Chronicle.
~ & & &
a. Mrs. Isobel Strong, who has bee
p visiting Mrs, Frank Preston, returne
N few days ago to their home in Mont
o. clio. In September she will go Ea'
10 to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Stron
g and Mr.. and Mrs. Bourke Cochran
:. New York, where she will remain du
ing the winters. F. Chronicle
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le Mrs. CHARLES Hartigan has rturne