The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-03

combination of silver and gold, an
overdress made princess and very
closely fitting developed in gold
with gold and silver motifs embroider-
ed theron falling short in front and
long in back over foundation of sew
eral chiffon drops in tones of silver
and gold intermingled and simmer
ing in an irredescent symphony.
Further trimming was carried out
in soft fluffy deep brown Marabou
to suggest at this season touch of
fur, and with this elegant ensemble
Mrs. Wichman wore in her pretty dark
hair a band of solid gold in Grecian
effect.
A charming little dinner party was
that at which Mrs. James Judd enter
tanned at her picturesque home on
Prospect street on Wednesday even
ing, in honor of Mrs Curtis of Ber-
kelley California, a sister of Mrs Jas.
Wilder, and who is at present visiting
her mother Mrs. Harnden.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Pros
ser, Mrs. Newly, DIR. Carl Ramus, DR..
Hodgins and the guest of honor.
! The boys of Punahou College were
the jolly young hosts at dance at
the Outrigger Club on Saturday even
ing when a number of their class
mates gathered to spend the evening
on the pavilion on the stream.
The grounds we're prettily lighted
by festoons of red Japanese lanterns
strung among the trees and leading
from the street to the pavilion The
floor where the dancers participated
in the fun was in excellent trim and
one corner of the hall was set apart
by ported palms and red holly berries
for the big punch bowl which furnish
ed refreshment for the tired dancers.
Hawaiian holly berries and foliage
also formed a feature of decorations
about the pavilion and with the color
ed lanterns created a cheerful effect.
Among those present were Misses
Margaret Center, Gertrude McCorris-
ton, Eva McCorriston, Ruth Soper,
Ruth McChesney, Martha McChesney,
Ruth Richards, Laura Atherton, Ruth
Anderson, MyrtlN Schumann, Minna
Berger, Wilhelmina Tenney, Violet
Makee, Harriet Lucas, Sarah Lucas,
Callie Lucas, Rose Herbert, Ray Bell,
Helen Spalding, Marguerite Wadman;
Messrs. Robert .McCorriston, Oscar
McCorriston, Pratt Young, B. Clarke,
Alexander Anderson, Walter Kendall,
Walter Rycroft, Jack Guard, G. Pod
more, Charles Lucas and others.
Mrs. F. w. Klebahn is entertaining
this afternoon at luncheon in honor
of Mrs. Hagens.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Kennedy en-
tertained last evening at a dinner at
their mansion on Victoria street in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno X. Myers
of Hilo who are at present their
guests.
The marriage of Miss Lalla Wenzel-
berger and Lieutenant William Shea
on Wednesday will be white and
pink wedding at the home of the bride
on Steiner street. Only relatives and
intimate friends to the number of sew
enty five will be present. The ma
irons of honor, Mrs. Adolphus Graup-
ner and Mrs. George Chase, and Miss
Lutte Collier, maid of honor will wear
white crepe gowns yelled with white
marquisette with touches of pink and
they will carry shower bouquets OF
pink roses. Lieutenant Robinson of
Honolulu was unable to secure leave
to come to San Francisco so his place
as best man will be taken by Lieuten-
ant ]. R. Besse of the McCulloch. Fol-
lowing a months honeymoon in the
south Lieutenant Shea and his bride
will be guests at the Wenzelberger
home until the last of January.-S. F,
Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newhan were
hosts at handsome dinner given on
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.,