The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-23
SHARPSIGNS

| y. II. HltcncOck, Judge and Mrs. ).
M. Ballou; Mesdames Ada Gibson,
s. M. Lack, S. Lawrence, r. B. Lead,
e. w. Jordan, A. Montana, H. A.
Parmelee, Charlotte Ewing, Elizabeth
Turner, VIM. A. Clark, Gurrey, c. F.
Wolfe, Bicknell, Mary r. Robinson,
Mist, A. U. Smith, Jane Hosmer, Ellen
Weaver, Lena Fraser. c. B. Cooper
Shaw, e. F. Bishop, c. Loveland, L.
A. Thurston, A Wall, NJ. Church. G
H. Gere, Mary Clark, Moore. e. K
Rice. Ethelwyn Beckwith, win Vein
rick, King, Lena Marshall. Rowland
r. L. Hakey, Gertrude Damon. Har-
riet Green Frances Judd, D. c. Lind
say, Philip Frear, Pierre Jones. C.
Ashford, c. NJ. Wakefield. d. d. Bald
win, E. I. Spalding. James Kennedy
! S. Norton BObo, Martha Smith. r. f.
Bishop; Misses Marion Austin, Car
rie A. Gilman, Kate Woodward. Ruth
Smith, Ramona Marks, Nellie Bick-
nell, Catherine Reynolds. E. Lyons
Janet Mcintyre, Florence Yarrow, Ly-
dia Coan, Marguerite Ashford, Car
rie Green, Agnes Judd, Alice. Doro-
thy and Gussie Lindsay. Cornelia Wal.
ters, Julia Gulick, Edna, Jean and
Mae Damon, Edna Allyn, Maria For
bes, Harriet Forbes, Schweitzer. Cor
nelia Maltey, Annie Hustace, Mar
] garet Lishman, Susie Jory, Margaret
Shaw, Glare Uecke, Mary Burbank,
Jennie Armstrong, Susan Clarke He
len Alexander, Florence Lee. Emma
: Groom, Florence Sigel, Mary Law
renee, Ella Fletcher, Martha Hitch
cock, Muriel Gibson. Allen Hitchcock.
Sophie Rycroft; Messrs. H. p. Bald
win, w. Monsarrat, Edgar Wood. F.
Barrick, Alexander Lindsay, Jr., E.
G. Reece, G. F. Schultzler, w. D.
Westervelt, Lyle Dickey, Dwight
Baldwin, c. H. Dickey J. F.. Brown, }.
P. Mcdonald, Prof NJ. NJ. Scott. DR..
Rogers, Charles Hustace, Jr, Philip
Hall, Warren Chamberlain. James
Dole, John Lucas, A. b. ingalls,, A. B.
Clarke, George Castle. A. D. Bolster.
Ashford, Merrifeld Col. Soper, VIII
liam L. Bond, G. Peter and Robert E.
Bond.
H. M. Queen Liliuokalani entertain
ed informally on Monday evening at
a chowder and swimming party at
her home at Waikiki, in compliment
to the officers of the U. S. S. Cleve.
land. Her two adopted sons Mr.
Joseph Aea and Mr. John A. Dominis
acted as hosts for this occasion and
presided most gracefully during the
evening.
The houes were thrown open and
every room was ablaze with scarlet
carnations and maidenhair, the table
on the lanai whence the buffet chow
der supper was served bearing a
very large centerpiece and being pro-
fusely strewn with these pretty flow
ers. Softly shaded chandeliers add
ed greatly to the effect and after the
guests had enjoyed surfing and swim
ming for a time they mounted the
concrete stairs which drop from the
terraced lawn into the sea, and re-
firing to rooms assigned them, which
were all prettily bedecked in carna-
tons, prepared for the hot supper
which awaited them on the lanai over.
looking the sea, to the soft singing
of the Hawaiian quintette boys.
After supper the music being en-.
ticing, the young guests spent a merry
evening in dancing in the moonlight
at the conclusion of which several
big motor cars were called and the
guests motored about the city.
Those present at this affair, besides
the officers of the U. S. S. Cleveland
who were the honored guests, were
Misses Helen Kimball, Lillian Robert
son, Marjorie Freeth, Manu- Whiting,
Ethel Whiting, Beatrice Campbell
Belle McCorriston, Miss McCorriston
Mrs. Bosworth, Mrs. William Camp.
bell and Arthur Gay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Barclay. of Ho
nokaa, arrived by the Mauna Kea this
morning and will remain till Tuesday
They are registered at the Young
9 3 q
Miss Mae Damon was the charming
young hostess at a bridge afternoon
on Monday from four until six O'Clock
in honor of her cousin Miss Maltby
who is at present her house guest
The affair was very informal, three
tables being entertained in the pic
turesque tea house in the Moanalua
gardens.
The prizes were very appropriate