The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-02

planning a tour round the world, start
ing early next year and travelling lei
surely to al the points of interest en-
route, but sudden news upset these
elaborate plans, and this hasty trip
to Formosa was the result
The regular monthly band concert
was given at the Moana Hotel on
Thursday evening to the appreciative
guests and a few local townspeople
who went thither to spend cool
evening at the charming hosiery by
the sea. The colored lights strung
from tree to tree is pretty feature of
the hotel, and the music of the Ha
waiian band was unusually good.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry E. Anderson
| formerly Cordelia Bishop will leave
! for Honolulu Saturday for a hurried
trip neceCsitiated by illness in the
! family. They will be home again in
July.-S. F. Post.
Miss Kate Weight, after a very
| pleasant stay at the Pleasanton in this
city, returned on Tuesday to her
home in Kohala.
A day of real pleasure was spent
last Sunday at the seashore residence
of Mr.. Fl. M. Whitney at Kaaalawai,
when he entertained about thirty
guests at a luncheon given in honor
of Major and Mrs. Dunning. The in
vitations to the afternoon were indeed
welcome during these sultry summer
days, when everybody is turning long
ing eyes to the breeze swept shore or
to the inviting Businesses of mountain
shades.
At about the noon hour the guests
began to arrive in automobiles and
carriages, all formality discarded for
one days pleasure, and were cordially
and Hospitality received by the host
and his house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w
LAM, afterwards gathering in sociable
groups and strolling about the lawn
and down to the beach.
At one o'clock luncheon was served
at two oval tables on the broad restful
lanai overlooking a strip of lawn and
the sea. The decorations of the
house and the al fresco dining salon
were carried out in tall ported palms
and great hanging baskets of maiden
hair, which added greatly to the cool
cheerful surroundings of the midday
meal. A delicious menu was served
after which the guests were entertain.
ed with a musical program, some in,
dulging informally in bridge.
At the departure of the guests, late
in the afternoon, congratulations were
showered upon the popular host for
his delightful hospitality and success
of the day
Among those present at the lunch
con and during the remainder of the
day were Admiral and Mrs. Corwin p
Rees, Major and Mrs. Samuel w. Dun.
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Mr.
and Mrs. Klebahn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Dowsett, Mr.
and Mrs A. J. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Focke, Mr.. and Mrs. w. LAM
Mrs. Bruno, Miss Agnes Walker, Miss
Margaret Walker, Miss Helen Alex
ander, Mr.. Whitney, Mr.. Muhlendorf
Mr.. H. w. Walker ana Captain McDo-
maid of the U. S. S. Chattanooga.
A very delightful luncheon was Civ
en- on Tuesday by Mrs. w. R. Castle
at her beautiful home on Lunalilo and
Victoria streets, in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. L. Moore Mrs. Castle
is one of our charming hostesses and
her hospitality and graciousness made
the event thoroughly delightful.
The luncheon was served out on the
spacious lanai, overlooking broad ex
panse of soft green lawn under great
graceful Towering trees and this
charming outlook was the foreground
of the merry luncheon party.
Within doors was a display of pot
ted plants, palms and hanging baskets
adjoining the lanai where covers were
laid for eighteen at three tables, a
each of which were seated six guests
These tables were adorned with grace
full and beautiful clusters of Colder
shower as centerpieces, and the place
cards we're dainty scenes done in pas
telle shades.
& 4 &
Admiral and Mrs. Corwin p. Reei
entertained at a very elaborate Chi
nese dinner on Saturday evening II