The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25
Society
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were invited to the dance. At seven
thirty launches began plying to and
from quarantine island laden with
laughing young people, whose songs
fell on the moon list sea and mer-
riment reigned supreme It was
jolly party that formally gathered to
pay their respects to the guest of
honor, bringing her congratulations
and many beautiful flowers and leis.
The dancing pavilion adjacent to tho
home of DR.. and Mrs James was a
bower of palms and festooned vines
great national flags draped about the
entrance and veritable futtering sea
of pennants overhead Added to this
were any number of CAV Japanese
: lanterns which improved the soft eff
feet of the greenerv and presented q
truly picturesque pavilion for the
merry dances who participated in
/ terpsichoreau iovs to the strains of a
Hawaiian uuintette club
At eleven o'clock a delicious supper
was served at the residence of the
hosts which also had been deliberately
decorated in potted palms, ferns and
gay flags, the guests being seated at =
long table which was a lovely sight
In the center of the table rose a tall
centerpiece of scarlet carnations and
,maidenhair beside a monster birthday
cake with strreamers of MALE festoon.
ed from the red-sbeded chandelier to
each chair. At each place lay a
name card, depicting cake with can
dies and favor of carnation lei. All
over the table were scattered carna-
tions and ferns, while shaded candles
topped off the daiptiness of the en-
semble.
Among those present to partake of
DR.. and Mrs. James hospitality were
Miss Mary Grote, Dora Grote, Amelia
Grote, Pearl Mccarthy, Louise Nc
earthly, Esther White, Edith Light
foot, Beatrice White, Kathleen Walk
err, Sophie Walker Sophie de la Nux,
Zalida de la Nux, EVELYN de la Nux,
Claire Berry, Edith Smith, Hester
Smith, Marie Beerman, Augusta Beer.
man, Clara Smith, Marion Cunning
ham, Rose Cunningham, Mae Garden
Hadie Otremba, Elizabeth Danielson
Charlotte Danielson, Clarissa Tinker
Helene Won Arnswaldt. Miss Young
NTessrs. Beck, Clarence White, Oswal'
Lightfcot, Ernest Gibson, Ralph Wal
ker, Albert de la Nux, Dodd, VII
Raseman, VIII Ouderkirk, Will Rosa
Howard Case, Ted Tracy, Arthur Mac
! intosh, Joshua Pratt, Scott Pratt, Ed
: Garden, Francis Ohehba, Tom Gun
bingham, Austin White, Sidney Mich
olson, George Cassidy, Foster Davis
Harold tombstone and DR.. Ramus.
The dinner dance at the Pacif
Club on Thursday evening was one @
the brilliant affairs Of the season, an
society turning out en- masse for "Lf
dies Night" and filing the luxuriousl
appointed club rooms with beautifJ
Il women of the smart set and thei
handsome modish gowns, which ad
such note Of color to fashionabl
assemblage of guests.
All the rooms of the Pacific Club c
this occasion were thrown wide
the visitors and were embarked
palms and ferns, beautiful La Franc
roses in tall vases here and ther
! nesting among the greens. The stat
! way was outlined in young bambc
/ and the halls were ablaze with light
! and stately palms. In the dining ha
I the individual tables with their snow
\ attire, soft shaded candelabra, flower
\ rich silver and cut glass created a
i impressive feature of the evening an
\ twenty-five dinner parties were gat
n cred round them.
n Among those who entertained
n dinner prior to the dance were M
n and Mrs. Edward Irwin Spalding wi
4 Ipresided at a table round which wei
y gathered Captain and Mrs. Chapman
Fort Shafter, Lieutenant and MI
Il George Cleveland Bowen of Fo
II Shafter and Mrs. Manuel Garrett.
Il France roses formed a charming ce
h terpiece, and candelabra of old TO
silk with monogram place cards col
q Ipleted the appointments. Mrs. Cha
man was very handsomely clad in
robe of white chiffon heavily embroi
" cred in wistaria, and wearing di
J monds. Mrs. CARROTS brunette bea
ty was enhanced by an imported gov
of appIe-blossom pink and white, bl
caded silk, while Mrs. Bowen resei
bIed some princess in a fairy boo
az with the ravishing beauty of h
n, golden hair and large blue eyes c
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