The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-19
Society
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count of the illness of her son Rudolf.
Her departure now is indefinitely
postponed.
A motor party consisting of Mr.. q.
G. Stone, Mayor Fern, Secretary Riv-
enburgh and Mr. Payne had a delight
full trip around the island on Thurs
day, stopping over at Haleiwa for
luncheon.
The various sugar plantations en-
route, and the pineapple fields were
visited
Mrs B. Mish and her son Mr.. Ger
aid Mish Of san Francisco, entertain
ed a few friends at a pretty luncheon
on Tuesday at the Moana hotel, in
honor of Miss Green, who has lately
returned from a trip to the mainland
Pink carnations as a centerpiece, with
dainty place cards to match, were the
features.
After luncheon, the guests motored
around the city, and spent a very en-
joyable time
Mrs. Mish wore a tailored suit, and
large black hat with plumes, and the
guest of honor was sweetly pretty in a
white lingerie frock and wearing a
large white picture hat trimmed with
pink roses.
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Mr. E. c. Stone of ST. Paul, Mimi,
was host at a jolly stag luncheon at
the Alexander Young hotel on We'd
nesday, among his guests being May
or Fern, Secretary Rivenburgh and
Mr.. Payne.
Pink carnations formed a center
piece.
After luncheon the guests motored
about the city.
A very handsome dinner was that
given on Wednesday evening iH honor
of Mrs. j A. McCandless, who with
her daughter, Miss Madge McCaudless,
left in the Mongolia for the coast yes
terday, at which Mrs. George Smith
presided.
The dinner was given at the MOana
Hotel, and the table was beautifully
decorated with pink and white asters
with pink shaded electric bulbs carry
ing out a similar effect, representing
flowers of pale pink, while a bouton-
iere of violets lay beside each plate
The guests included Mr. and Mrs. j
A. McCandless, Miss Madge McCand-
less, Governor and Mrs. Frear, Miss
George Smith, and Mr. Hovey
An elaborate luncheon was given or
Thursday by Mrs. c. b. Cooper at hel
home in Puunui, complimentary tC
Miss Elizabeth Anderson of Brooklyn
New York, who is at present visiting
her brother, Robin Anderson of Ho-
nlulu.
The house was artistically decorat-
ed with palms and graceful overflow
ing baskets, of lace maidenhair fern
which add so to the beauty of our tro-
pical homes, and the individual tables
were tastefully and uncommonly be-
decked with a rare combination OF
nasturtiums and daisies, with dainty
place cards to match, in water colors.
Mrs. Cooper's charm and ability as
a hostess are well known, and her in
vitations are always accepted with en-
thusiasm.
At this luncheon covers were laid
for twenty.
Among those present were: Mes.
danes Walter F. Frear, j. R. Gait, F
M Swanzy, j. S. McGrew, Parker, e
A. Mott-Smith, S. M. Ballou, Harry
Colburn Turner, George Potter, w
Whitney R. G. E. Forster, Simpson
Prosser, Will Kinney Lindsay; Misses
Prosser, Thatcher, Miss Jennie Park
and the guest of honor.
After luncheon a delightful pro
gram of vocal and instrumental music
filled the hours.
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A pretty dinner was given by DR.
and Mrs Mackall at the CORTLAND oil
Thursday evening complimentary t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atherton. TIL,
color scheme was pink, delicate ros,
petals, being strewn over the cloth
and doilies to match, offsetting tn,
large centerpieces of carnations in tn