The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-10
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will be the candy booth under
the supervision of Mrs. Raymond
Brown, the soft drink booth of
which Mrs Gartley will have charge,
the ice cream superintendent by Mrs.
Du Roi and assistants, and the coffee
booth under the direction of Mrs.
Sarah Newcomb and her able assist
ants, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Geo. Smithies
and Miss Lucy Ward.
Everyone is familiar with the fact
that Mrs. Fuller has gained fame as
an expert brewer of coffee so it will
be worth ones while to visit this
booth and partake Of cup of the
delicious beverage.
Some talent has been secured from
! the various theaters, who will per
form on stage erected in the
grounds.
Mrs. A. A. Wilder is entertaining
few friends informally at her Wal
kiki home this afternoon at n buffet
luncheon which will be served al
fresco beneath the great hautree on
the lawn.
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A recent visitor at Burlingame was
Miss Edith Kane of New York who
arrived from Honolulu, having made
a tour of the world with friends. She
left for the East last week to join her
| parents, Mr. and Mrs Granville Kane
at their country home in Tuxedo
Chronicle.
On Thursday, May twenty-sixth,
Mrs. VIM. Hyde Rice entertained at
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Arthur
Rice's wooden wedding anniversary.
AS the guest of honor arrived she
was greeted by the soft strains of
JMendelssohn's wedding march. Then
she was showered with congratula-
lions and variety Of wooden gifts
| were presented, much to her confu.
sion as the party was complete sur
prise. Luncheon was served on the
lanai, the table decorations being
Easter lilies and at each place was a
dainty favor in the form of a quaint
little box filled with candles. Those
present were the family and their
house guests.-Garden Island.
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Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop is entertain
ing at a bridge luncheon this after.
noon in honor of Mrs. Carrie Jacobs
bond the famous musician and conn.
poser now visiting Honolulu.
Governor and Mrs. Waiter f. Frear
entertained at an elaborate dinner
for twelve on Monday evening at "Ar-
cadia" in honor of Mrs. Carrie Jacobs
Bond, the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. d. Tenney. The entire in
= terror of the elegant and artistic home
of the Governor and Mrs. Frear was
bower of pale pink, whole branches of
the fragrant catharta Carpus being
effectively utilized, while the
table was abloom with pink
begonia and maidenhair, with pink
silk shaded candelabra Those pre-
sent were Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond,
Mr. and Mrs. e. D. Tenney, Chief
Justice and Mrs. Ballou, Judge Beatty,
Prof Scott, Prof Yamashima, Miss
Ueka and Dr. Clarke.
The ennui of the summer is full
upon us, and somber tailored frocks
have given way to fluffy dainty gowns
and hats of lingerie, the latter crown
ed with a myriad of blossoms in every
delicate hue. And, too, the parasols
to match are coming out upon our
thoroughfares, the grande dame hold
ing hers, erect to avoid the suns hot
rays, while la petite belle turns hers
with a coquettish twirl as it rests
upon her shoulder.
The athletic girl is turning her eyes
away toward the hills, and already
parties have motored away from the
dusty streets to natures gardens,
while many others are well on their
journey toward the continent and to
Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; Of
Honolulu will arrive in few days on
their way to Europe and will make
short visit in San Francisco before
, leaving for the East. They expect 10