The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25
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BY MRS. RIVBNBURGH.

sward tea, coffee and punch were
served the guests after having been
graciously received by the hostess and
her mother.
Mrs. Harold Castle looked very love-
ly in gown of turquoise blue satin
and wearing a satin hat of the same
shade deliberately covered with blue
plumes. Mrs. c. Hedemann, her moth
er, was modishly gOwned in lavender
shaded satin with a becoming large
picture hat in black. Mrs. Gustave
Schaefer presided over the punch, and
Miss Irene Fisher gowned in Alice
blue wolfe and wearing black picture
hat served tea.
Miss Margaret Castle, who poured
coffee, wore a navy blue foulard gown
and a dark blue satin hat with flowing
plumes. Miss Castle is one of our
most beautiful society girls and look
ed exquisitely lovely.
Among those present were Miss
Irene Fisher, Miss Margaret Castle,
Mrs. c. Hedemann, Miss Gustave
Schaefer, Mrs. Ernest Ross, Miss Ju-
liette Anterior, Miss Barnard, Miss
Vera Damon, Miss Terrier, Miss Sarah
Lucas, Miss Genevieve Langton, Miss
Dorothy Wood, Miss Marie Ballentyne,
Miss Eda Kopke, Miss Wilhelmina
Tenney, Miss Violet Makee, Miss Jes-
sic Kennedy, Mrs. w. R. Castle, Miss
Hilda White, Miss Ronhilde White,
Mrs. Lawrence Judd, Mrs. Arthur Will
der, Miss Benton, Miss Marjorie Peter
son, Miss Constance Restarick, Miss
Elsa Renjes, Miss Irwin, Miss Alice
Roth, Mrs. George c. Bowen, Mrs. e.
Faxon Bishop, Mrs. Herman Focke,
Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. E. Paris,
Mrs. J. P. Cooke, Mrs. Frear, Mrs. e.
D. Tenney, Mrs. John Erdman, Mrs.
Hedemann, Mrs. Harold Dilling
ham, Mrs. Giffard, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs
George Potter, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs
Arthur Wall, Mrs. Francis Day, Mrs
T. Give Davies, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs
F. ]. Lowrey and Mrs. S. B. Dole.
Mrs. Herman Focke was a charming
hostess on Tuesday when she enter
tanned about twenty-five guests at an
elaborate luncheon, in honor of Mrs
Renjes, Mrs. Rees and Mrs. Cunning
The table was set out in the spaciou
palm enclosed lanai, beneath hanging
basket of maidenhair fern and quian
Oriental baskets of lavender morning
glories tied with bows of tulle in the
same delicate shade. The center
piece consisted of a mass of these
blossoms and the cloth was concealed
by them, with streamers of liberty
satin and tulle.
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DR.. and Mrs. HacBett and Miss Will
Hanson departed in the Wilhelmina
for their home in San Francisco on
Wednesday morning. They were the
incentive for a great amount of curio
sity and attention, being practically
concealed in burdens of leis.
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Mrs. William Montrose Graham has
been for the past week entertaining
as her house guest Mrs. William Mann
of Hilea, Hawaii. who departed yes
terday for her home.
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A round of social gaieties charac
terized the last week in Honolulu OF
DR.. and Mrs. Hackett and Miss vii
hanson who for the past FIVE weeks
have been the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Williams. During theiI
visit to the islands the trio have
made scores of friends, each en-
deavoring to vie in hospitality with
the others.
On Monday, Dr. and Mrs. Hackett
entertained at a charming luncheon al
the Moana Hotel and surfing party
during the afternoon. La France roses
lgraced the center of the luncheon ia
BILE and those present were DR.. anC
Mrs Hackett, Miss Williamson, Mr.
and Mrs. Williams, Miss Ada Lycett
and Mrs. Charles Osborne. The after
noon was spent in canoeing and sur
riding a most enjoyable day resulting
On Monday evening DR.. and Mrs
Hackett were hosts at a handsome
dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. NOR
which they gave at the Moana hotel
American Beauty roses arranged as {
centerpiece graced the table and the
place cards represented Hawaiian
scenes.
Those present on this occasion t
partake of DR.. and Mrs. Hackett's hos
pitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Moir, Mis-
Williamson, Miss Ada Lycett, Mr.. anC
Mrs. H. H. Williams, Mr.. Jack Moir
Mr.. Goodale Moir, Mr.. Merle Johnson
Mr.. Charles Osborne and Mr.. Hector
Moir.