The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-04
Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic
Work, Decorating, Granting
Paper Hanging, ETC., Etc.

frequently at the service parties both
at the Preside and at Mare Island,
where, by the way, her future home
will be established. Ensign Crosse
comes of a wealthy family in Wiscon-
sin, but he has made many friends
here during his brief visits in town
He is attached to the Maryland, one
of the eigh tcruisers comprising the
Pacific feet, and will be at Mare is
land for time until his orders take
him elsewhere.-Call.
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Ii honor Of Miss Helene Irwin and
her fiance, Templeton Crocker, Mr.
Thornwell Mutually entertained at a
dinner at the Hotel st. Francis on
Tuesday evening. Later the host and
his party occupied a box at the Co
lumbia where Miss Adams has so
charmed us all in "What Every Wo-
man Knows" Mr.. Mullally's dinner
guests were Miss Maude Adams,
Miss Helene Irwin, Miss Marian New
hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Brown. J.
Lawson and Templeton Crocker-S.
F. Examiner.
One of the very prettiest affairs
given in honor of Miss Alice Spald-
ing, the beautiful bride-elect of Lieut.
George c. Bowen, U. S. A, was a
doiley shower which was given b,
Miss Alice Cooper on Tuesday after.
noon at her lovely home in Manoa
Valley. 1t proved a delightful sur
prise for the guest of honor whose
pleasure at the discovery added !
greater attraction to the afternoon.
and gratified those whose loving
hands had created the rare and beau.
tiful gifts.
AT three thirty the girls, who were
all intimate friends of Miss Spald-
ing, gathered at the home of the host
ess. and many subtle smiles and mods
gave evidence of hidden treat. The
guest of honor was induced to leave
the drawing room for moment and
in the twinkling of an eye a hand
some basket was brought forth tied
with white satin streamers and ar
tistically bedecked with small white
daisies, which was presented to Miss
Spalding on her return to the room.
With hasty fingers the basket was
| opened, revealing a wealth of lovely
things, whole sets beautifully en-
broidered being among the various
dainty articles.
Light refreshments were served
later at individual tables, that of the
sweet little bride-elect being reserv-
ed for her dearest friends and de-
corated with white daisies. while the
others were adorned with blue pond
lilies.
Those present at this delightful
afternoon affair were Misses Katheryn
Stephens, Sarah Lucas, Genevieve
Langton, Dorothy Wood, Irma Ballen.
tyne, Marie Ballentyne, Cordelia Gil
man, Blanche Soper, Constance Res.
/ tarick, Mary Cation, Doris Girdler
: Agnes Wickstrum, Helen Girvin, Bell,
McCorriston, Hattie Lucas, Florence
Hoffman, Daisy Gras, Harriet Young
Beatrice Holdsworth, Almeda Town
send, Hazel Hoffman, Julie McStock-
er, Lydia McStocker, Ethel Spalding
Alice Spalding, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs
Berry, Mrs. Harold Castle and Mrs
Chester Livington.
Mrs. Edith Spalding Garrett wal
on Thursday the motif of a hand.
somely appointed luncheon given IL
her honor by Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
The centerpiece on the round table
was huge cut glass bowl of rec
and white carnations interminglet
with sprays of maidenhair fern. The
place cards bore the Hawaiian coat.
of-arms. Those present to enjoy
the hospitality of this very charming