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

rance.
The first prize, which was awarded
to Mrs. Wilcox, the guest of honor,
was very handsome Cloissonne tea
pot, while Mrs. c. B. High won the
second prize, an exquisite cloisonne
vase upon a lakewood pedestal.
The BOBBY prize, carved white
ivory elephant, was carried off by Mr..
Philip Rice. During the evening deli
cious refreshments we're served at In
dividual tables, each being adorned
vases of pink roses, consisting of sand
witches, salad, coffee, ice cream and
cake.
Those present at this very elaborate
and enjoyable evening were Mrs. Char
les Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Giffard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Benson, Mrs. c. B. Cooper,
Mrs. Ida Newbury, of Los Angeles,
Miss Helen Alexander Miss Helen Ho-
bron, Miss Margaret Warehouse, Miss
| Eleanor Warehouse, Miss Alice Roth,
Miss Nina Adams, Mr.. Sam Walker,
Mr.. H. Walker, Mr.. Philip Rice, Mr..
Harold Rice, Mr.. w. Roth and Mr.. G.
| Isenberg,
Mrs Mark, wife of Captain Mark,
| U. S. NJ. c., entertained three tables on
Monday afternoon informally at bridge.
| Miss Kathryn Stephens the charming
young niece of Mrs. Mark, and Miss
Lydia McStocker presided over the re-
freshments.
Among those present were Princess
Kawananakoa, Princess Kalanianaole,
Mrs. Widdifield, Miss Ada Rhodes,
Mrs. J. Morton Riggs, Mrs. Hornber-
ger, Miss Lydia McStocker and Miss
J Kathryn Stephens and Mdslle Dreyfus
of Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chillingworth
on Thursday entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Dreyfus of New York with a motor
tour throughout the pineapple fields of
Wahiawa and the principal points of
interest in that vicinity. Luncheon
was enjoyed in one of the cool seclud.
ed valleys and Mr. and Mrs. Dreyfus
were charmed with the beauties of the
drive. The canneries were also visit
ed on their return and all the opera
tions incident to the preserving Of the
lucious fruit explained, which proved
of great interest to the eastern visit
ors.
Invitations have been issued for
bridge afternoon in honor of Miss Ad;
Rhodes, next Tuesday, the charming
bride-to-be of Mr.. William Williamson
at which Mrs Frederick Damon will
preside.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Won Damn and fam
lily are among the weeks arrivals al
Tantalus to spend the remainder Of
the summer on the cool heights of this
famous mountain resort. They are
occupying the cottage of Mr. and Mrs
Allan Bottomley which they have but
recently vacated.
There was polo dance at the Moanf
Hotel on Saturday evening, given fol
the visiting and local polo teams by
the hotel management. Considering
the number of young people who are
at present out Of the city, very gooC
attendance was present at the affai
and some smart gowns seen, especial
ly on some of the tourists of the
Moana and Young hotels.
Kaai's quintette rendered music ant
the evening was most successful.
Among those arriving yesterda!
from Honolulu were Mrs. Hyde-Smith
who has been visiting in the islands
for some months. She was accompa
MED home by her daughter, Mrs Ha
rold Dillingham; who will visit with he
sister, Mrs. Baldwin Wood, during he
stay in the city.-S. F. Call.
, 4 = =
General Thomas Barry will leave OIL
August 18th for West Point, where h,
, will meet Mrs. Barry and Miss Ellen
who went East last weeks. F. Chro
nicle
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r Mrs. S. Axelrode with her daughte
t MissMinnete Axelrode, and her niece
: Miss Hanah Decker who have beel
= enjoying a visit of several months fl
Honolulu. are home again after tn
: trip. They are at the Axelrode hom
, at Octavia and Suffer streets, wher
= they will entertain their friends in
/. formally.-S. F. Call.
] 4 4
) Mrs. Baldwin Wood entertained sew
= eral friends at luncheon at the st
? Francis yesterday in honor Of her sis