The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-22

our island girls, the evening was spent
in dancing on the quarter deck, i'm
which Captain Cochran joined the
guests.
Those present at this very delight
full dinner and dance were Miss Alice
Cooper, Miss Irene Cooper and Miss
Isabel Cooper the charming and beau
tiful daughters of Judge and Mrs. II.
| +. Cooper, Lieut. Robinson, 1t. Pine,
1t. and Mrs. Sheedy, Captain Cochran
and Dr. Gillespie.
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Friends of DR.. and Mrs. James Judd
are anticipating with pleasure their
return to the city tomorrow morning
from Kauai, where they have been
enjoying a months delightful vaca-
ton.
Misses Daisy and Sarah Colburn, the
two very popular young daughters Of
| Mr.. Jonn Colburn are being warmly
welcomed back by their many friends
after a very enjoyable trip to San
| Francisco.
While at the coast they were the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ellis at
their pretty home in Oakland, Cali
| fornia, and during the latter part of
their stay they took up their residence
! with Princess Kawananakoa in her
home on Preside Terrace.
This necessitated no end of enter
tanning and many theater and dinner
parties were given for them.
They returned in the last Sierra.
Mrs. II. H, Lane, wife of DIR. Lane,
U s. NJ. c., entertained yesterday
at cards, when a number of her local
| friends both of the residents and the
service set were entertained at six
tables of bridge. The guests played
on the pretty lanai of Mrs. Lanes
home on Lunalilo street made attrac-
tive by profusion of goldenchrysan-
themums, potted maidenhair AMI
graceful plans, and the dainty gowns
of the ladies combined prettily with
the darker tropical setting.
During the afternoon delicious light
refreshments were served of fragrant
| tea, sandwiches, ice cream, sherbert
and cake, few of the invited guests
who do not indulge in cards dropping
in for chit-chat and refreshments at
the conclusion of the games.
The prizes were dainty in character,
the first being a hand embroidered
party bag, the second a hand embroid-
cred handkerchief, and the third a
charming hand embroidered silk card
case.
Mrs. Lanes guests for this afternoon
were Mrs. Corwin P .Rees, Mrs. Long,
Mrs. Arthur Mark, Mrs. NJ. N. Falls,
Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. F. Damon, Mrs. C.
G. Ballentyne, Miss Irma Ballentyne,
Miss X. Stephens, Mrs R. Smith, Mrs.
F. B. McStocker, Miss Julie McStock-
er, Miss Lydia McStocker, Mrs. E. NJ.
Watson, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs.
Sheedy, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Chapman,
Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Arthur
Berg, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Estes, Mrs.
Clifford Kimball. Those who Joined
these later for tea were Mrs. Parme-
lee, Mrs. W. w. Low, Mrs. Barclay,
Mrs Thomas King, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
Lewerenz and Mrs. Francis Smith.
Mrs. Corwin p. Rees, the charming
wife of Admiral Rees, U. S ~, enter
tanned at one of her characteristic
luncheons yesterday afternoon at her
handsome residence on Ualakaa street
complimentary to the wives of the Off
GERS of the navy and the marine corps.
Mrs. Rees has won a legion of adj
miring friends in Honolulu by her Law
ish hospitality and artistic occasions
for which her home has become fam
ed.
Yesterday the guests motOred into
the luXuriant tropic grounds, surround
ing the home of Mrs. Rees who await
ed to receive them with a gracious
greeting, in the large drawing room
opening out on the broad cool palm
girt lanais which with rare potted
plants oyergrown pots of maidenhair
and graceful, hanging baskets was tro-
pical and beautiful in effect
Luncheon was served at a large