The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01

toric surroundings of this majestic old !
mansion.
The large living room, which occu
pies the entire space of the ground |
floor, was a veritable bower of green's, !
pink and green forming the color tone
of decoration.
The walls, corners and windows
were draped with graceful branches of
the pepper tree, and the branch chan
delier was concealed by profuse mass
es of mountain ferns interviewer with
pale pink satin ribbons which fell be-
low in cascades of crush knots and de-
licate rose pink hibiscus blossoms.
The long table at which the guests
were seated was strewn with maiden
hair fern, rose pink hibiscus blossoms,
| (Which also formed charming center
piece, and runners of palest pink sa-
tin ribbon along the cloth.
The place cards depicted Hawaiian
scenes in water colors, and each guest
was decorated with a pink carnation
lei.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney, ac-
companied by their son Vernon and
daughter, Miss Wilhelmina are expect
ed to arrive home in the Wirhelmina
next Wednesday morning, after a most
delightful trip to the mainland.
While in California Mrs. and Miss
Tenney visited Lake Tahoe for few
weeks, having enjoyed many excur-
sions by motor around the beautiful
country of those regions.
In San Francisco, Mrs. Tenney and
her charming daughter were motifs
for much entertaining, even in the
summer, and were the honored guests
at several important social functions
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tenney in Honolulu are very happily
expectant of their return, and no doubt
! the coming season will be marked by
number of their famous Orchid Din
= ners."
} Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Moore, two
prominent ladies of Berkeley arrived
| in the Lurline on Wednesday morning
to spend the winter in the islands, and
r have taken apartments at the Pleasan-
ton.
a Lieutenant Sheedy, of the Revenue
: Cutter Thetis and Mrs. Sheedy return
/ ed during the week from a very pleas
S ant trip to the neighboring islands
+ their itinerary including a delightful
e trip to the volcano.
= They are residing at the Pleasanton
4 Mrs. S. NJ. Balou will open the
t season at Overseas" her beautiful
y home in Liliha street with an informal
day next during the afternoon and
J. evening.
Every first Wednesday of the month
+ thereafter throughout the winter will
d be devoted to her scores of friends
g who may then take advantage of the
: occasion to call
e The devotion of the evening is new
g feature which Mrs. Ballou is intro
ducing and will no doubt find ready
l. favor with the gentlemen whose du
n ties cannot always allow their attend
:, ance at afternoon functions.
? Mrs. Chas. c. Hartigan has returned
g from a visit with friends at Mare
Island and is preparing to spend the
t winter in Honolulu, where it is expect
h ed Ensign Hartigan, U. S. n, will be
b stationed-S. F. Cal. Argonaut.
s Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Burnett have
S left for a brief visit to the Hawaiian
islands. They sailed on the Siberia
It on the 10th and will visit all of the
It principal points of interest during
d their months stay, among them the
J. volcano of Kilauea and the crater Of
5. Haleakala. They. expect to return tC
h San Francisco the latter part of Octo
ber.-S. F, Call.
It =
=. Mr. and Mrs. w, F. Dillingham; are
expected to reach San Francisco OF
a Wednesday from their island home
Honolulu. Friends are making ready
to give them a cordial Welcomes. F
"a Bulletin.
e
e Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Castle of Homo
lulu are at the Fairmont Hotel where
they will remain for several weeks
E. -Argonaut.
Ir 9
n One of the most feted girls of tn,
r week has been Miss Mildred Grace
If the charming and popular bride-elec
& of Mr.. Paul Schmidt. whose wedding