The Hawaiian star., 1910-01-22

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Those present were Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Gilman. Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. A. G.
Hawes Jr.. Miss Gibson, Bruce Cart
wright Sr. Captain Curtis, Count Cana
varro and Bruce Cartwright Jr. After
dinner the guests adjourned to the
lounging room where bridge occupied
the evening. The hostess looked ex-
traordinarily handsome in black and
white chiffon, her ornaments being
pearls.
Judge and Mrs. 5 B. Dole are plan
ming a long and indefinite trip to Eu-
rope in the near future. 1t is a very
long while since Judge Dole has en-
joyed vacation, and the we'll earned
rest will be benefactory. The exact
date of their departure has not been
decided
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old Waikiki on Tuesday when Mrs.
| J. A. Gilman entertained in honor CT
Mrs. Robert Graham. The decora-
tions were roses, large bowl of the
fragrant beauties, on a centerpiece
heavily embroidered in the same de-
sign and doilies to match completing
the appointments. Those present
were Mrs Rees, wife of Admiral Rees,
Mrs. ]. o. Cooke, Mrs. Mark wife of
Captain Mark Miss Gilman and Mrs,
A. G. Hawes Jr.
Miss Irene Dickson was hostess at
a luncheon on Thursday compliment
tary to Mrs. Jarvis Among those
present were Mrs. Whitehouse, Mrs.
Harold Giffard, Misses Julie and Lydia
McStocker, and the guest of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Du Roll entertained at
dinner on Tuesday evening at which
covers we're laid for ten. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Gait, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ha-
gems, and Mr. and Mrs. Klamp.
Miss Grace Robertson who has been
the house guest of Mrs. James Dough-
erty her sister left in the Manchuria
for San Francisco, where she will join
her mother and sister, Miss Lillian Rob-
ertson and resume her musical studies
under prominent vocal teacher on
the mainland. The party will return
to Honolulu in May.
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Mr.. l.. II. Kittredge entertained at an
elaborate luncheon at the Palace Ho-
tel for her daughter, Mrs. Frank Bald
win of Honolulu, who is spending part
of the winter here. The following
guests shared the hospitality of Mrs.
Kittredge: Mrs. Florence P. Pfngst,
Mrs George Toy, Mrs. William Clur,
Mrs. Charles Harley, Mrs. Charles
Bentley, Mrs. George Willcutt Mrs.
Eleanor Doe, Mrs. Thomas Magee, Mrs.
William Dutton, Mrs. Reginald Knight
Smith, Mrs. Marvin Higgins, Mrs. c,
Plum, Mrs. Irving Scott, Charles b.
Wheeler and Miss Effle Browns. f.
Chronicle.
Perhaps the most elaborate card par
ty of the season was that which was
l given yesterday by Mrs McStocker in
honor of Mrs. Jarvis who is at present
e visiting Honolulu and is their house
guest Ten tables occupied the draw
ing room, library and lanai which de-
8 corated with profusion of astors anc
ferns, and enclosed in flags, presented
an unusually gala appearance.
Mrs McStocker in soft white lin
gerie frock received her guests, assist
ed by her two daughters, Misses Julie
4 and Lydia McStocker in pale blue
and pink, respectively, and Miss Jarvis
who ir a gown of blue crepe de chin,
$ was fetching
. Refreshments of coffee, sandwiches
= ices and cake were served, and tn,
y first prize was awarded to Mrs Free
d Damon. It was a tea tile of silve
s. (Nontinuad IN papa geven