The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

fm rI.an carpet of willow and pepper
sprata aud bodpph0d on all sidos by
fDruH Hnd iUaofina palms single
tueo mfIHID basket eff p'o.t pink
duchess r0.u.. whose handles we're
ued with HuN. oud Hfcamrra of pink
satin lbbnu Upon stand added fbe
onl, touch ol dainty color to tho do.
,omu,p ..hDm.
Above this platform aud suspended
from tho thatchrd root swung very
large umbrella, entirely concealed
within myriad of trailing greens and
to whose ribs were attached innumer.
able gifts, attracuyely wrapped in us.
sue paper and daiuuly tied with pale
pink baby ribbon
At given signal when an the
guests had assembled. and the app
proach Of the guest OF honor was an.
nounced, the lights Of the pavilion
were eXtinguished, and amid round
Of merrment the happy and unsus.
! pecting young victim was led TO the
regal seat Of honor on the floral plat.
! form
When seated the lights were turned
on, ana the umbrella, laden with pre-
! sents descended into her lap. These,
united and opened into the view Of
the assembled guests, revealed every
possible article OF convenience in ira.
yelling. Among these beautiful offer.
! ings were a handsome steamer rug, a
! pale grey embroidered silk crepe XII
mono lined with apple blossom pink
! silk, with embroidered MORE boudoir
slippers to match, a dainty steamer
pillow of pale pink silk bearing a
J heavy monogram, and slip hand en-
broidered of sheer lawn and lace, a
number of leather writing pads, and
tablets, a gold fountain pen, knitted
marking jacket of white and lined
with silk, an alligator travelling bag, a
rubberized bath bag with accessories
for the bath, few very dainty hand
kerchief cases of MORE silk and en-
broidered, innumerable dainty sachet
bags, and satin covered coat hangers,
chiffon shaded wells, for motor and
deck wear, a long silk coat, powder,
perfume, silver mounted tooth brush,
combs and brushes a manicure set in
monogrammed silver, the latest novels
and a number of magazines and in
fact, every article to delight a femi-
nine heart appreciative of pretty
things and about to issue forth on a
long trip.
During the evening delicious fruit
punch and waters were served from
one of the little hau tree arbors, which
was decorated in Japanese lanterns,
and music was provided for the dane
ing which followed the presentation by
Hawaiian quintette club, concealed
in a bower of palms.
= T. =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McCandless have
, issued cards for a reception at their
home in Nuuanu Avenue, on Thurs
from to 10 o'clock, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hepburn. The recep-
{ ton to which a number Of the smart
, set have been hidden promises to re-
y veal that for which Mrs. McCandless is
r famed. Her charming hospitality has
| always been most lavish, and her Ella
g borate conception of artistic arrange
ment has made her home the mecca
= for those who have been fortunate in
? being hidden into it,
The reception is in honor of Mrs.
Hepburn, the charming daughter of
, Mr.. and Mrs. McCandless, and her
p husband who was Lieutenant Hepburn
7 of the United States Navy till his mar.
| riage with Miss Madge McCandless in
the east some months ago.
l e 8 e
Another of our very popular society
matrons to leave Honolulu in the near
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