The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-20
Society
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The lanais and drawing room where
the games were played were a bower
of stately palms and house plants, with
a profusion of scarlet carnations being
the predominating color tones and a
distinct vivid contrast against a green
background.
Miss Rhodes is famous In society for
her graciousness and hospitality and
the afternoon passed delightfully."- for
all present Dainty refreshments of
sandwiches, salad, ices and cake were
served at individual tables amidst the
palms on the lanai with slender vases
bearing sprays of red carnations on
each table.
The prize for each table was a
very handsomely embroidered hand
kerchief and these were won by Mrs.
Mark. wife of Captain Mark, U. S. NJ.
c., Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs and Mrs.
Harold Giffard.
Those present at this bridge after
noon were Princess Kawananakoa,
Princess Kalanianaole, Mrs. Arthur
Mark, Mrs. Harold Giffard, Mrs. J.
Morton Riggs, Mrs. Frederick Damon
Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. Gussie
Schmidt, Miss Irene Dickson, Mrs. C
F. Chillingworth, Mrs. c. B. Wood and
Miss Alice Macfarlane.
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Among the recent arrivals in Homo
| lulu are Mr.. Harris and Miss Harris OF
New York city who arrived in the S
S. Mongolia and expect to spend the
remainder of the late summer and fall
in these islands. They have engaged
apartments at the Pleasanton, and will
visit the volcano before returning tc
their home in the great metropolis
Mr.. Sydney F. Hoben well known
piano virtuoso, has been enjoying 6
delightful tour of the other islands
since his departure from Honolulu il
! July At Hilo a concert was given un
der the patronage of the Elks' club ant
Mr.. Hoben was entertained by Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Richardson, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Arthur Mason at their ranch
Puekea, and Mrs. and Miss Wight en-
tertained at buffet supper at Green
bank, to which all of the leading PEG
pie of Kohala were invited.
Mr.. Hoben is at present the house
guest of Mr. Paetow and expects t.
return to Honolulu the latter part o
this month.
Letters received by local friends o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Howard, who ar
now enjoying a world tour, repor
these Honolulans on July 20 at CO
logne, having come down the Rhin
the day previous between mountain
and rolling hills of vivid green ant
precipices hanging out over the beau
tiful river, where ancient historic cas-
ties tower on high commanding an eS
pansive view of the river, and who's
gardens built on entertainments of dal
cling colored flowers and lawns an
benches under spreading trees forr
the most picturesque environments O
those parts.
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Among the arrivals in the Mongoli
who are being enthusiastically we
coined by society are DIR. and Mrs. +
" Murray and Mrs. CUnha, Mrs Mul
rays mother, on account of whose i
health DR.. and Mrs. Murray left TO
the mainland about two months age
Mrs. Murray has had a most delightfu
! trip and has accompanied her mothe
who is very much improved Ia nealtl
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Miss Helen Kimball left during tn
past week for the other islands for
few weeks visit with friends. Will
on Kauai, Miss Kimball will be tn
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Franci
Gay, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rice.
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Miss Helene Irwin was hostess at a