The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

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and cake at round table made at.
tractive by pink roses.
Miss Bernice Hartwell and Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Hedeman were returning pas
sengers from the mainland during the
week after several enjoyable months
! spent abroad
An enjoyable dance was given at the
! Moana Hotel on Tuesday evening for
the officers of the Buffalo, which a
number of service and townspeople
attended.
Captain and Mrs. w. w. Low, U. S.
NJ. c., entertained at very charming
little dinner party at their pretty home
in Nuuanu valley on Tuesday evening
in compliment to Major Davis who
arrived in the Buffalo.
A large cluster of scarlet Ixora
blooms formed a graceful centerpiece,
set on an elaborate lace cloth, and
the crimson silk candelabra added
soft touch of color.
Those who were present at this
dainty dinner were Major Davis, Cap
tain and Mrs. Arthur Mark, U. S. M.
c., and DR.. and Mrs, James Judd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pierce Danzig
and Mr.. David Center are expected to
, arrive Monday in the China from San
Francisco to participate in the nuptials
+ of Miss Nadine Louise Center and Mr..
, Edward Ellis Dodge. a
Plans for the wedding have not been
completed but it is expected it VIII
!, be solemnized at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral the first of the year,
Mrs. Willis, the charming young
wife of Lieutenant Willis, u. S. M. G..
has issued cards for bridge next
Thursday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Macfar-
f lane entertained for Admiral and Mrs.
Corwin P. Rees, u. S. N, on Thurs
! day evening at their nome at Waikiki
at a very handsome dinner party, the
, color tone of which was carried out in
J. red. The dinner table was adorned
4 by large centerpiece of Hawaiian
t holly berries sprigs of the same be-
= ing strewn over the cloth.
h 90 The place cards depicted the berries
in natural coloring and to these were
attached clusters of berries. :
r The evening was devoted to bridge
J. Those present at this elaborate dinner
j. were: Admiral and Mrs. Corwin P
Il Rees, U. S. NJ, Major and Mrs. Dun
If ming. U. S, A., of Fort Shafter, Mr.
and Mrs. E. d. Tenney, Mrs. E. Faxor
A Bishp, Miss Alice Macfarlane, Mr.
: H. Walker and Mr.. Paul Muhlendorf
n GO e
An elaborate reception was given a
the Alexander Young Hotel on Monda.
is evening by Mr. Theodore Wores un
N der the auspices of the hilohana Ar
Is League at which an exhibition of thi
le far famed artists pictures was dis
played.
One of the banquet rooms of tn
"a hotel had been wonderfully and arts
e. tically transformed into a salon an
m here were on view the marvellous re
suits of the brush and palette whic
he have won Mr.. Wores fame.
rt Scenes of Spain, California, Samot
lis Honolulu and Japan were exhibite
and many wonderfully clever portrait
of characters" and of prominent PEI
m pie in San Francisco, the artists hon
ay city.
lily In the receiving line We're Mr.. an
Mrs. Theodore Wores, Miss France
Lawrence, Mr.. Edgar Newcomb, Mr.
a Newcomb and Mr.. and Mrs. D. Howal
en-. Hitchcock.
rd- All the members of the Art Leagl
I'll were in attendance with many of the
friends the elite of Honolulu socie
m being in evidence.
SEES Over two hundred guests called
md view the pictures and departed duril
de the hours of receiving murmurs
praise being heard on every hand.
nv Mrs. Wores looked very beautiful.
and turquoise satin gown trimmed wi
bet passamenterie of turquoise and PEI