The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-12

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the afternoon, the doors Of German
hospitality being thrown wide to all
the friends Of the genial skipper and
those Of the hospltable officers Of the
good ship
At three o'clock automobiles and
carriages began to arrive at the rail.
road dock, where the Herzogin Cecelle
Is lying, and the Hawaiian band made
merry the gala scene stationed on the
after deck Of the big beautiful white
ship and rendering during the entire
afternoon, selections Of German and
Hawaiian music.
Captain Walters and his officers re-
ceived the guests upon their arrival
and those in the receiving line were:
Captain Walters, MIR. Gaerves, first Of
ficer, Mr.. Kaehlert, second officer, Mr..
/ Pohle, third officer; Mr.. f. Uebe,
fourth officer; Naval Inspector I'm.
maer and DR.. E. NJ. Martin. These
, gentlemen, and the other younger of
! ficers who assisted i'm entertaining the
younger people looked charming in
their spic and span uniforms of white
and gold, and presented a striking pic
ture against the gala background of
the decorations.
The whole ship was a-hutter from
stem to stern with national pennants,
, the upper deck being canopied and
enclosed by small pennants and drap-
ed flags of all nations between which
nestled ported ferns OF many varieties,
tall cocoanut palms, banana trees and
graceful vines and tropical leaves in
, tertwined among the folds of drap-
cries. The guests enjoyed the pri-
vilege of a generous inspection of the
trim vessel and between the band
numbers the younger officers and girls
danced in the cadets room to the
merry strains of the cadets orchestra
of violin and piano, having most
jolly time.
Refreshments were served late in
the afternoon on the after deck,
which was handsomely dressed in
draped flags, pennants and shrubbery,
at small tables, consisting of delicious
German coffee, and beer, tea, sand
wiches, cakes, ice cream and fruit
punch.
Among the many guests present
were noticed Consul Pfotenhauer, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rodiek, Mrs. Armin
Haneberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Fake, Mr.. Du
Roi, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Damn and
family, Mr.. Schultze, Mr.. H. A. Schroe-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Guessefeldt, Mr.. H.
Lemke and many others.
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Mrs. osborne, wife of Rev. Canon
osborne, entertained the ladies of st
Clements Guild at her beautiful and
picturesque seaside home at Diamond
Head on Thursday afternoon at very
charming luncheon and surfing party
which filled the afternoon.
The home of Canon and Mrs. Us
borne, with it's spacious verandahs
and sloping shaded terraces descend
ing to the water and the beach is a
tempting spot for warm days, and the
afternoon on which this occasion was
given was a sunny day of perfect
delight.
Luncheon was served at half after
twelve on three large tables round
which the guests were seated in the
laroe cool living room which opened
out on the palm decked lanais and the
inviting shady lawns.
Each table was adorned by drawn
work scarf, and large artistic center
piece of calabashes of piled golden
tinted fruit, whence fell streamers OF
smilax gracefully covering the cloth
and falling over the sides.
Clipped white blossoms also were
scattered among the greens, making
fragrant and delightful ensemble.
! After luncheon brief siesta was in
dulged in, the happy guests reclining
in comfy chairs on the lawn, their coo
dainty pastel lingerie frocks brighten
ing the dark green grass, and the
sound of the sea in their ears.
Finally bathing toys were donnec
, the warmth of the afternoon proving
fatal and a merry care free Afternoon
, was spent in the delightful swimming
! tank.
, Among the thirty ladies present
: were Mrs. o. E. Wall, Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Wall, ST., Mrs. George Smithies
Mrs. H. P. Wood, Mrs. Joseph Emer
: son, Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Sarah New
, comb, Mrs. Colley, Mrs. Clements, Mrs
! osborne and others.
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t Many congratulations, extended ovel
the telephone and expressed in daint!
notes from their friends are being