The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-28

her husband will spend several weeks
in the ISLANDS. On arrival the party
at once departed for the volcano, re-
turning last Friday. Miss Williamson
is a horsewoman and as a fair eques-
trienne has attracted much admira-
tion on our thoroughfares.
On Sunday evening Mrs. H. H. |
Williams presided as hostess at an
deliberately appointed dinner for TWEEN.
ty in honor of her house guests, DIR.
and Mrs. Hackett and Miss William
son. The house was beautifully oe-
corated in red, ported palms and |
ferns. The table bore as centerpiece |
a mass of red carnations and maiden
hair fern, the same being scattered
over the cloth. At each place favors
of scarlet wili-wili leis lay, and the
place cards were dainty red hand
painted flowers.
Those present at this handsome
dinner were DR.. and Mrs. Hackett,
Miss Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Fisher, Mrs. l.. c.. Ables, Miss Irene
Fisher, Kenneth and Willard Ables,
Mr.. George RenT6n Jr., Mr.. Merle
Johnson Miss Ada Lycett, Mr.. Charles
Osborne, Mrs. F. w. Krause, Mrs. G..
McLennan and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
! Forbes of Aiea.
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Mrs. Samuel Dunning, wife of Major
Dunning is entertaining this evening
at the post with swimming party
and supper, for a number of her friends
of the service set.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Yamamoto enter
tanned on Wednesday evening at a
handsome dinner for few friends
who recetly arrived from Japan. The
table was decorated by large cen
terpiece of red carnations and maiden
hair fern, the same being scattered
over the cloth. The place cards de-
picted oriental scenes. Those who
were honoreG by this delightful din
= ner were Consul General Uyeno. Mr.
a and Mrs. Y. Akai, Miss Akai, and Mr.
and Mrs. Koiima.
On Saturday afternoon very
S handsome luncheon was given in
= honor of Miss Irene Fisher at which
S Mrs. Harold Castle entertained few
; members of the younger set. Duchess
e roses formed a charming centerpiece
and covers We're laid for the Misses
White, Vera Damon, Irene Fisher
a Wilhelmina Tenney, Jessie Kennedy
n Mrs. Gustave Schaefer and Mrs Ha
rold Dillingham;
e Judge and Mrs. s. M. Ballou have
II taken the Alfred Carter home at Kaa
: laval for the month of June, where
If Mrs Ballou may entertain a few week
IS end guests during the retirement o
: the family.
t Mrs. c. b. Cooper was the charm
IS ing hostess on Tuesday evening at al
n informal moonlight picnic party e
,e their country home at Kaalawai, II
l. compliment to Mrs. Hyde Smith. Tn
n. night was ideal and a most enjoy
. able time was spent by all presen
who were Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Ten
r. ney, Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, Mrs
or Hyde Smith, Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
&c Mr. Prosser, Mr.. Anderson and d.
+ Clark.
n 8 ?
k, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Duisenberg lei
in the last Korea for the coast takin
with them their automobile. Befor
lis leaving Mr.. Duisenberg showed SON
ID. of his friends the various appliance
nd for convenience which he had had al
o. tached to the car. Mr.. and Mrs
re Duisenberg intend to tour Californ
he while away, spending several days
II. Coronado, Del Monte and Los Al
an geles and proceeding south as far ;
an Mexico. 1t is possible that Mrs. Du
senberg may extend their thr,
months holiday 20 six months in whic
n instance her husband will retul
H. alone.
10 : &
if- An enjoyable picnic supper for t.
he was given on Sunday evening by d
and Mrs. judd in honor of Miss Chris
man. A lovely spot on the beach
ire one of the picturesque bays on t
wo windward side of the island W
SEQ chosen for the repast and the par
md motored over the pail, returning
ION moonlight.
in 3 = 4
his Mrs. L. Allen was hostess at