The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-30

dining room of the Jaeger home
which was ornamented and made COOL F,
and daintily attractive by a profusion |
Of potted palms gracefully arranged
and hanging baskets Of luxuriant mai
denhair ferns of several varieties. On
the table, and adjoining it as a center
piece, rested a huge wicker basket
filled with small white daisies, gen.
erously interspersed with lace maiden
hair fern. The tall handle OF Shls
pretty basket was concealed by
vo.y large, soft bow of yellow satin
ribbon, and the palest of yellow tulle
which in combination with the rla
bon formed runners in artistic ar
rangement to the edges of the round
table. The place cards were pretty
scenes of Hawaii, done in water col
ors.
After dinner, Commodore and Mrs.
Jaeger, with their guests, Commodore
and Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Hazard, mo-
tored 70 the New Orpheum, where
| they formed box party.
Mrs. w. H. Batbittt entertained on
Thursday at a most delightful lunch
con, given at the Alfred Carter home
! at Kaalawai, where she is spending
the summer. The luncheon, compris-
ing delicious menu, was served al
fresco, on ledge overlooking the sea
and under expansive shade trees COW
ering the lawn. The day was per-
feet one, and the guests numbering
eight spent a most enjoyable time.
After luncheon the merry party
strolled about or chatted in congenial
groups, later repairing to the beach
where surfing and swimming filled
part of the afternoon. Those present
on this occasion were Mr.. Walter F.
Dillingham;, Mrs. Walter F. Frear,
Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-Smith, Mrs. H. G..
Dillingham;, Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, Mrs.
S. M. Ballou, Mrs. C. B. Cooper and
Mrs. ]. S. McGrew.
A great many people are expectant.
} ly anticipating the big Hawaiian luag
which will be given next Tuesday
evening at the Seaside Hotel in honor
of the visiting yachtsmen by the Ha
wall Yacht Club. The affair will be
in the nature of stag banquet, ant
over hundred will no doubt be pre-
sent to enjoy lavish hospitality Of
l these genial hosts.
The luau is to he held al fresco
with no covering overhead but the
dome of the starry skies, and the fea
< ture of decoration, besides the cocoa
r nut and keawe trees, and palms and
ferns of the hotel, will be the colors
: of the yacht club, with flags and pen
? nants waving merrily among the trees
1 The table will be set between the din
: ing room and the beach, and the
beauty of the location and surround
< ings will no doubt create a vivid pic
S ture of remembrance in the minds Of
S the malihinis present.
3 The guests will be received at the
1 entrance to the hotel by Commodore
Jaeger of the Yacht Club, and his of
4 ficers in the uniform of the club, who
h will also preside over the feast
n Among the visiting strangers are
b Commodore Smith and the Vice Com
Il modore of the South Coast Yacht club
G the Commodore of the Aeolean clul
of Oakland, and the ex-Commodore
J. making total of three commodore'
L who will be present.
d During the feast, Kaai's Hawaiian
a quintette club will render typical air!
y and songs, and tho trophies for thi
Il past race will be awarded with appro
e pirate speeches by Governor w. +
e Frear,
The following have been invited: f
x Auerbach, Kenneth Ables, A. H. ARM
If tage, A. T. Atkinson, Frank Arm
h. strong, George l.. Brown, Kennel
IL Brown, H. d. Bowen, Otto Berndt, CO
Gil Brown, S, M. Ballou, c. G. Bar
n lett, H. F Bertlemann, R. j. BUCKLEY
a. G. F. Bush, H C. Carter, Charles 5
n. Crane, Bruce Cartwright, Ed. Center
t. D. l.. Conkling, George Crozier, Chai
Or Crozier, Will Crozier, Thomas Cutler
10 John Garden, A. j. Campbell, s. NJ
n Damon, A. A. Deas, ]. M. Dowset
S. H. Dowsett, S. B. Dole, ]. Del
r. sham, E. G. X. Deverill, c. Dunkhasi
a ]. D. Dougherty, Douglas Damon,
ID Dekum, J, M, Elder, ]. H. Effnge
R. r. Elgin, w. L. Emory, N. S
r Fairweather, w. R. Harrington, f.
n Fogarty, George Fuller, w. F. Frea
* Mayor Fern, c. II. Ferris, DR.. Phil