The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-06


Or. and Mrs. James Judd entertain
ed at handsome dinner for eight at
their home on Prospect street on Mon.
day evening American Beauty roses
in profusion formed an attractive cen.
terpiece, while green shaded Candida
bra completed the appointments. AZ.
ter dinner, music filled the evening.
Sam NcKeague of Honolulu arrived
at the Turpin yesterday, accompanied
by Mrs McKeague.-S. r. Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy enter
tanned on Wednesday evening at a
very informal and delightful supper at
their mansion on Victoria street, in
honor Of Allen Lowrey and their son
Stanley Kennedy, who will return to
college in the next Wilhelmina.
Red and white had been selected as
the color scheme, those being the
school colors of the complimented
guests, and at seven o'clock the as
sembled guests, numbering twenty in
all, sat down round a table banked
with scarlet and white carnations as q
centerpiece with clipper blossoms of
these and maidenhair fern gracing the
cloth.
The place cards represented scenes
in water colors, and after supper,
which in reality was a twelve course
dinner, the guests repaired to the
room, where music filed the
hours
Those present on this occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle, Miss
Helen North, Miss Muriel Howatt,
Miss Ronhilde White, Miss Sarah Luz
cas-, Miss Hilda White, Miss Mott, Miss
Jessica Irwin, Miss Irene Fisher, Miss
Jessie Kennedy, Messrs. Stanley Ken
nedy, Allen Lowrey, George Renton.
Jr, Bruce Cartwright Jr., Herbert
Dowsett, Hedemann (2), Lowrey (3).
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy
MISS Marguerite Creighton enter
tanned a few friends informally at
tea yesterday afternoon from four to
six at home on Keeaumoku street.
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Mrs. Charles f. Chillingwortb. en-
tertained at a very delightful card
party yesterday afternoon in honor of
Princess Kawananakoa.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms, maidenhair and Paul Yer
ON roses in tall vases, making an ar.
ustic ensemble.
Inc first prize at bridge, very
rock crystal bon bon dish
was awarded to Princess Kawanana-
koa, while the consolation prize fell
into the ownership of Mrs. Arthur
DaVldson-a very beautiful silver pho
-Ograph frame.
during the afternoon delicious re-
reshments of salad, sandwiches. cakes
ces and punch were served and those
at this very charming after
loon We're; Princess Kawananakoa,
who looked exceedingly handsome in
gown of cream lace and over pale
PINK silk, wearing a picture hat lined
with cerise, and bearing round the
crown long gray plumes and cerise
roses.
Princess Kalanianaole, regal in
cream lace over white satin and q
white picture hat lined with blacJ,
satin from which fell long white will. !
ow plumes.
Besides these there were present Mrs
larry Murray, Mrs. Marston Campbell |
YRS. Geo. Curtis, Mrs. VIM. Campbell |
Miss Irene Dickson, Miss Ada Rhodes !
Mrs. Fred Hans. Mrs. Gussie Schmidt
Mrs. Fred Damon, Mrs. Arthur David. |
son, Mrs. A. p Taylor, Miss Margaret
Mcintyre, Ers. Walter Macfarlane
Yrs. Robt. Single, Mrs. C. Wideman.
Mrs. Chas. Fake and Miss Beatrice
Campbell.
''ANSo' iNdldlldldOle entertained J
It very elaborate luncheon on Thurs |
ly at her beautiful Waikiki estate, |
in honor of and as a fare
veil to Princess Kawananakoa.
The dining hall of the late Queen !
Dowager was the scene of gaiety the |
ables being placed conventionally |
bout an embankment of golden coriop.
us blooms and maidenhair fern. To
zach corner of the table streamers of /
elbow tulle asparagus fern fell grace /
ully, the same being draped about the
able.
The poi luncheon with all its deli
acies and unique setting and served
n Koa wood kalabashes and plates
# highly polished tortoise shell. was
most attractive and takes one of the
oremost places in the society events
# the past week.
After luncheon music was enjoyed
rom such artists as Miss Ada Rhodes,
lrs. Walter Macfarlane and Mdlle.