The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-10

Clifford High; while those assisting
the hostess during the afternoon were
Miss Alice Roth, Alice and Lady Mac.
farlane, Minnie Berger and Violet
Makee.
The refreshments were served on
the lawn.
Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, wife of Ad.
miral Rees, and Mrs. Samuel w. Dun
ming, wife Of Major Dunning u S. A.,
of Fort Shafter, left yesterday after
noon for 'Kualoa," the rustic home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy on the
windward side of the island, where
they expect to retire from the social
whirl for week or ten days.
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Mrs. Richard Ivers entertained last
evening at a dinner for twelve IN
honor of Mr. w. G. Irwin. The de-
corations were carried out in pink
carnations and maidenhair ferns, and
the place cards were Hawaiian
scenes.
One of the prominent figures grac-
ing Honolulu society at present is
Mrs. Eleanor HydeSmith of San
Francisco who holds a prominent
place in the smart set of the metro
polls. She has won a legion of warm
friends during her soiourn in these
islands and is the motif of much en-
pertaining here. Mrs. Hyde-Smbth is
famous for hospitality in her own
city and her many friends there are
eagerly anticipating her return. She
is a lovely, gracious lady, with sweet,
unaffected manners and a great share
of blonde beauty, which inspire ad-
miration wherever she goes. She
has for some months been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Dillingham;,
who, by the way has inherited all
the charms of her mother. This Is
her second trip to the islands. A
little over a year ago Mrs. Hyde-Smith
visited her daughter. She expects to
leave for her home in San Francisco
about July &c.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; was the
charming hostess on Monday evening
at handsome dinner in honor of Mr..
w. G. Irwin. Palms and ferns were
effectively used in the decoration Of
the spacious and beautiful home, red
and white being the feature of color
tone in the large dining room. A
centerpiece of these fragrant bios
SONS combined with maidenhair fern
graced the table, the same blooms and
ferns being pSorusely scattered over
the lace centerpiece. The place cards
were rich designs of the Hawaiian
| coat-of-arms in white and gold.
Those present at this attractive din.
ner were Mr.. William G. Irwin, Ad
miral and Mrs Corwin P. Rees, Major
and Mrs. Samuel Dunning of Fort
Shafter, DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Cooper
Mrs. Hyde-Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ivers.
There is to be a gala time at the
Outrigger Club this evening and
doubtless hundreds of townspeople
will make their way toward the sea
shore to enjoy the delights of the la
wish entertainment, preparations for
whict have been in progress for some
time.
The grounds will be deliberately
lighted by colored lanterns strung
from tree to tree and out over the
water, there will be the Hawaiian
band and the Fifth Cavalry band of
Leilehua in attendance and both the
Seaside and Moana hotels will DC
thrown open to the throng of dancers
The grounds will be open at five p
m. when the guests, with tickets will
be entitled to a delicious chowder
supper, including fruit, biscuits and
coffee, and will be at liberty to visit
the various booths and participate in
the dancing.
Among these booths and attractions
which will all be beautifully decorated