The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-26
Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic
Work, Decorating, Granting
Paper Hanging, ETC., Etc.

small gold paddles. The dining room
was most beautifully decorated In
pale pink and green, and all over the
table were scattered pinks inter
twined with a mist of pink illusion.
After dinner, bridge filled the even
ing hours.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Morrison, Captain and Mrs. Matson,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bresse, Mrs. Ia
brisky, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Dowsett
Mr. and Mrs e Faxon Bishop, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. D. Tenney and Mr. Whitney.
The approaching polo games at Co.
ronado are beginning to furnish the
incentive for a movement toward the
south of many society people who ex,
pect to be present at the tournament
the last week in March. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Dutton are among the
latest to go, and Princess Kawanana-
koa and Miss Helen Gray will leave
in a day or two with the same des-
tination in view.-Chronicle.
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Among those who reached home
this week from the East after the dis
tressing experience of being snow
bound were Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Taylor Jr., who have been travelling
for a number of months in Europe
They are being cordially greeted by
their many friends and at Mrs. Henry
Foster buttons luncheon at the st.
Francis on Wednesday Mrs. Taylor
received an ovation-Chronicle
The wedding of Miss Jean Tyson and
Harry Weihe will take place on April
18th at the brides home in Alameda
The maid of honor will be Miss Marie
Louise Tyson and The bridesmaids
Miss lila Sonntag, Miss Miriam Nc
Near, Miss Metha Mcmahon and Miss
Roberta Haslitt Mr.. Weihe has
chosen Arthur Hooper to be his best
man.
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Among those who enjoyed the tn
formal dance at the Army and Nav"
Club last Tuesday evening were Prin-
cess Kawananakoa, Miss Belle Rig
gins, Lieutenant and Mrs. Harold
Naylor, Miss Jennie Lee, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Voohies Henry, Captain and Mrs.
Thomas v. Ashburn, Colonel r. R.
Stevens, Lieut.. Berry, Captain and
Mrs. Carol Buck, Mrs. Henry Fergu-
son and Miss Lillian Berry S. r.
Chronicle.
Cyrus Pierce was among those sail
ing on the Mongolia this week for Ho-
nolulu, where he will spend month
or more.-Chronicle.
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Miss Lottie Woods will terminate her
delightful visit in Honolulu in a few
weeks and sail for home. Her stay in
the islands was made memorable by
the pleasures planned for her by her
friends.-Chronicle.
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The approaching wedding of Miss
Irmgard Schaefer of Honolulu and
Mr.. Robert Elgin of Mahukona, Ha-
waii, which will be solemnized at st.
Andrews Cathedral on Monday even
ing next, is being anticipated by So
ciety as the first event of great i'm
portance preceding the opening of
the post-lenten season and although
great secrecy involves the affair it
promises to be one of beauty. 1t will
be remembered that but a few months
ago a sister of the bride-elect was
married in the same cathedral, an
event which was marked by charming
simplicity but exquisite loneliness.
Miss Schaefer is one of society's ia
vorites and is rather tall with a per-
feet figure and beautiful features, and
it is whispered that she will be one
of the most attractive brides ever IN
her handsome gown.
Those who will participate in the
ceremony are:
Mrs. Sanford Wadhams, as matron
of honor; Miss Ruth Young and Miss
Patty as bridesmaids; Mr.. Williamson,
as best man, and Major Wadhams,
Mr.. Robert Bond, Mr., e. M. Watson
and Mr.. R. C. Stackable as ushers.
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Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Smith and Miss Smith, of Seattle,
Washington, will be sorry to know
they have decided to leave the islands
in the Mariana sailing on Tuesday
next. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have been
extensively entertained during their
stay in Honolulu, where they have
been occupying the Cleghorn cottage
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