The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-20

Bellevue, where she will remain until
the return of her sister, Mrs. Garceau
from Europe in the falls. f. Chron-
| icle.
Mrs. Frank Preston will prolong her
stay in Santa Barbara another week
as the guest of Mrs. Isobel Strong at
Monticello. Last week Mr. and Mrs.
Preston were the house guests of Mrs.
Worthington Ames at her Miramar
! cottage. Mrs. Strong will accompany
Mrs. Preston on her return to San
Francisco.-S. F. Chronicle.
Mrs. Strong has many warm friends
| in Honolulu. She is the daughter of
Mrs. r. l.. Stevenson, widow of the
late famous author, who, some four
teen years ago, was quite a piquant
little figure on our local thoroughfares,
driving about in a donkey cart present
ed to her by Mr.. McLaren from the
children's playground in Golden Gate
| Park, San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson and her
son and daughter, Isobel Strong and
Lloyd Osbourne, while on their last
visit to Honolulu occupied cottage at
Sans Souci formerly an artistic seaside
resort, afterward purchased by Mrs. A.
G.. Halves Sr.
Miss Helene Irwin was one of a
party which came up from Santa Bar
bara last Monday in Miss Jennie Croc-
ker's private car, but she made only a
brief stay in town, returning yesterday
to join Mrs. Irwin at the Potter, where
they will remain until September. On
Tuesday, Miss Irwin, Miss Martha Cal
houn, Mrs. Harold Dillingham; and Mrs.
Baldwin Wood lunched together at the
st. Francis.-S. F. Chronicle.
Mrs. Hyde-Smith was hostess last
evening at the Bellevue to half dozen
friends.-S. F. Chronicle.
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The evening before her departure
Miss Josephine Pratt was made the
motif for a delightful basket supper
at the beach at Waikiki. The basket
was amply filled with delicious dain.
ties from the Alexander Young Hotel
with fresh hot coffee served by the
Moana. About eighteen were invited
to this jolly little outing and after sup,
per, moonlight surfing was INDUCED in
The boys who acted as hosts on this
occasion were Messrs. Foster, Larsen
Ted Cooper, Curtis Hustace, and Duke
Power
One of the most favored and feteC
girls on her departure on the Wilhel
nina was Miss Josephine Pratt, the
: champion surf rider of Honolulu, who
: was the cynosure of all eyes, beinl
: heavily laden with leis. But the mos
2 beautiful lei of all worn by Miss Prat
d was one presented her by the boy
t. of the Outrigger Club. 1t was an arts
tic creation of which many notabl
a proud. This lei was made up of re
a and white carnations red and whit
p being the colors of the club, and at il
|. tervals were attached small outrigge
i canoes, three golf cases and sticks
tennis raquets and balls and golf balls
At the end was tied a gold lined LOVING
/. cup of heavy silver with an appro
{ pirate inscription, and showed to som,
{ extent the affection with which thi
$ charming athletic girl is held by he
e legion of friends and companions
t The Service Bridge Club, a congo
NAL social organization which meet
every fortnight, met on Tuesday after
a noon at the quarters of Mrs. Turner
r wife of Lieutenant Turner of Fort Ru
Y ger Three tables were occupied, tn
g fourth being cancelled as so many ar
e at present away on their vacation
d These tables were placed on the lana
r which commands an inspiring view o
l. the ocean and landscape scenery, ant
e after the games, which were unusual
ly active, delicious refreshments o
d sandwiches, salad and coffee wer
served.
The first prize, handsome and al
y tistic framed photograph of damon
/, Head in hazy sepia, was awarded t
S Mrs. Sheedy, wife of Lieut. Sheedy G
l. the Revenue Cutter Service, and tn
l. second prize fell to Mrs. Falls, wife G
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