The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05

Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Odell of New
York City with their son and daugh-
ter, and Mrs. and Miss Moseley.
The reception to be held by Governor
and Mrs. Frear at Arcadia on Monday
from four to six promises to be as
delightful as everything is given at
the beautiful home of the Governor
and his charming wife whose gracious
ness and cordility are a magnet for
society on these occasions.
No doubt as usual, simplicity will be
feature and the smart gowns Of the
service set and many of the local
elite are always attractive.
Those who will assist Mrs. Frear
arc as follows
Receiving-Governor and Mrs Frear,
Mrs, Robert Burdette, Mrs. George
Sherman,
At the tea table.-Mrs. s. G. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Drained Smith, Mrs.
Bobo, DIR. and Mrs. Wadhams. Mr..
Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. Sarah New
comb, Mr.. E. A. P Newcomb, andNIrs.
P. f. Frear
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Mrs. George Ross was the charm
ing hostess at a delightful farewell
tea given at the Pleasanton on Mon
day afternoon from four to six.
The decorations consisted of the
huapala vine with other dainty cut
flowers and a profusion of potted
palms. Twenty-one guests were the
recipients of Mrs, Ross hospitality.
Mrs. Alexander Isenbergs son Ru-
dolf is so much improved from his trv-
ing Illness that it is now possible to
take him on the journey from which
the party was delayed.
Mrs. Isenberg and sons and Miss
lDuisenbery will therefore leave in
the Siberia sailing on the twenty sixth.
to remain in the States for short
while and eventually to travel through
Europe for several years,
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On Monday afternoon at four O'Clock
about fifty members gathered at the
home of Mrs. w. w. Hall on Nuuanu
Ayanue at social which was given
complimentary to Mrs. Robert Bur-
dette, who gave a very pleasant talk on
College life and the possibilities II,
the careers of college women all over
the world.
A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent socially in this delightful way.
and at the conclusion tea and delic-
1olis fruit punch were served the
quests. 10,
Mrs Arthur Berg was hostess at the
second in the series of teas planned for
this season.
, 1t was in every way a pretty con-
ception the beautiful home OF the
Bergs' being decorated with lace maid
en- hair ferns in artistic hanging bas-
kets, palms and cut flowers, and be-
tween the hours of and a legion
of friends came and went after the
Hospitality afforded.
Mrs. Berg was assisted in receiving
by her sister Mr.. Archie Young, and
she looked very pretty in a light dainty
gown of blue silk null
e & E
An elaborate and very delightful tea
was given from four to six at Ka-
waiahau Seminary yesterday afternoon
at which Miss Bosher presided as
hostess. 1t was perhaps the LOWEST
affair of he season, and was given
in honor of Mrs. Upp and Miss Way
of San Diego.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with palms and MALE and the hanging
baskets arranged in a graceful anO
artistic manner and tea and other oe-
liious refreshments were served by the
Seminary girls all dressed in pure
white, whose modest and gentle man
ners are charming,
The guests were seated at small in
dividual tables accommodating four per-
sons each and which were made ex-
euistely dainty by sprays of pink
wax flowers and maiden hair ferns.
The guests numbered over two hun
dred.
Miss Bosher, who is the principal or
the institution and gracious gentle