The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-16

a delicious buffet supper was served
and toasts offered for the occasion
Two handsome gifts were presented
the hostess, one being an ivory jewel
box presented by Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Rae, and the other a silk umbrella
with silver handle bearing a mono
gram which was presented by the
other members of the company
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Dowsett enter
tanned about thirty guests at very
pretty dance on Thursday evening n
honor of their son Herbert Dowsett.
The decorations consisted of variety
of beautiful assorted carnations,
each room being identified with it's
own shade of the fragrant blossoms,
which in combination with graceful
hanging baskets and palms made a
dainty setting for the merry young
! friends who gathered TO 40 homage
to the complimented guest. Mrs.
| Dowsett is always charming and her
hospitality on this occasion was
characteristic of the gracious host
ess. Kaai's orchestra played the
latest music for the dancers and at
eleven a delicious buffet supper OF
many dainties was served.
Those present on this suspicious
occasion were Misses Lily Patty, V.
Damon, Ethel SDalding, Violet Ma
kee, Minna Berger, Sarah Lucas,
Alice Macfarlane, Athalie Levey, H.
Lucas, Elsa Renjes, Wilhelmina Ten
ney, Messrs. Walter Rycroft, Clifford
Whitney, Bob Thompson Guy Mac
farlane, Bob McCorriston, Victor Far
rar, George Fuller, George Kendall,
Frank Armstrong, Bert Clark, Mark
Robinson, Herbert Dowsett, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Richardson, DR.. and Mrs. Ray
mond and Mrs. Renies.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney are
with great pleasure the
arrival on Monday of Carrie Jacobs
Bond, the famous singer and COM
poser, who will spend some weeks
here as their house guest Mrs. Bond
and Mrs. Tenney, who formed a close
attachment during their school DAYS
are warm friends and it is expected
that great deal of entertaining will
be done during her stay here in honor
Of this talented and accomplished
lady,
The members of the Morning Mu-
sic club and their friends gathered on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Theo- !
dore Richards to listen to a musical !
program during which the feature of s
he afternoon was Miss Lindeman I
who will be heard in a song recital 6
next Thursday at the Alexander
Young Hotel. Among others assist S
ng during the afternoon were Mrs a
:. Tenney Peck and Mr. Sydney Ho- e
zen, who has won such favor with t
music lovers. g
& &c g
Mrs. Frederick Lowrey is enter n
aiming at very beautiful reception Il
his afternoon from four till six
'clock at her home on Lunalilo and
,ictoria streets in honor of Mrs. ii
francis Day, who has returned d
Honolulu after a long absence, and tt
er friend Miss Jessica Irwin. A
reat number of invitations has been
'sued. The reception will be held O.
n the spacious lawn under the shade al
rees, weather permitting, and Ha- w
allan glee club will render music az
uring the afternoon. Those assist al
lg Mrs. Lowrey are Mrs. w. R. Cas- p'
e. Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. ]. A. M
llman' Mrs. e. A. Jones, Mrs. Ho-
ard Hitchcock, Miss Margaret Hon
er' Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Hill m
Ia White, Miss Ronhilde White, st
ISIS WilhelminG Tenney and Miss m
era Damon. 81
. & w
e. A. Stewart, proprietor of Tile lu
otel Stewart, has whole lot of SEN eI
ment, and this week l was a witness nc
pretty little ceremony he con- W
lcted. Queen LiliuokaIani was ed
aving the Stewart to take steamer trt
+ her home at Honolulu. The bag ia
lge had been carried out, the last WI
were being said, when G be
stewart came out of the hotel liz
ID stepping up to the awaiting ma la
me he gracefully dropped a beauti. tt
/ wreath of California peoples NJ
ound the neck Of the Queen. All
aWaiians are full Of ron,opoo -