The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-27

Rhodes rendering piano forte and vo-
cal solos.
Those present'at this pretty and con-
genial dinner party were Miss Ada
Rhodes, Princess Kawananakoa, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Balch, Mr.. William Will
hanson and DR.. Hodglns.
Princess Kawananakoa was modish-
ly attired in an empire-princess lace
robe and wore many beautiful dia-
monds.
Miss Rhodes was exceedingly dainty
in white clinging crepe de chine; Mrs.
Balch was striking in severe black
crepe de chine and Mrs, Watson was
very lovely in pale blue soft silk,
which was most becoming.
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One of the prettiest affairs of the
week, and undoubtedly the most artis-
tic and unusual seen for some time in
Honolulu, was the Brown Supper" at
which Mrs. ]. T. Warren presided on
Thursday evening at her home Luna
Mrs. Ida Newly of Pasadena, who is
the house guest of Mrs. G. B. Cooper,
and Mrs. Louis Ernest Dreyfus of Los
Angeles.
The five o'clock supper was served
J in the dining room at a round table,
which was bare, displaying it's rich
brown wood, and which was adorned
by Irish crochet lace doylies in beau
tiful pineapple design.
AS a centerpiece on a large and
beautiful lace dolly stood large ar
tistic sbasket filed with double golden
coreopsis flowers and maidenhair fern
the handles of the basket being tied
with a huge and elaborate bow of
crushed yellow and brown satin rib
bons whose ends trailed off gracefully
along the table.
The place cards, which were very
artistic conceptions, representing mi
mature cocoanut trees in hazy sepia,
were attached to small brown wooden
Japanese toriis, or gateways, which,
in the orient form the entrance to and
decide the social station of the own
ers of the many beautiful bowers to
be found in the east.
These dainty toriis were also tied
with bows of yellow satin ribbon, and
every delicious course of the menu was
in shades of brown and gold carrying
out in detail the artistic and novel
: idea
The entire house was abloom with
the drawing room where the piano was
banked with them, and where after
the supper, the guests enjoyed some
exquisite music, soil, vocal and instru
mental being rendered by Mrs. Wal
ter Hoffman, Mrs. Dreyfus, Mrs. Ste
= phen Norton Bobo, and Miss Margaret
Clarke.
Those present on this charming oc
casion were: Mrs. Ida Newly, Mrs
: Louis Ernest Dreyfus of Los Angeles
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs. L
Warren, Mrs. Robert Reidford, Mrs
Arthur Davidson, Mrs. Stephen Norton
Bobo, Mrs. Walter Hoffman and Miss
+. Margaret Clarke.
l & & &
7 On Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
3 ]. Morton Riggs entertained at yer!
handsome dinner in honor of Princess
Kawananakoa and Miss Ada Rhodes
The dinner guests all formed part!
Y in the afternoon at the polo game, anC
J. later, gathered at the home of Mr.. anC
A Mrs. Riggs for dinner.
n The round table was adorned by /
very tall rock crystal vase, whenc'
e sprays of American Beauty roses
4 emerged, and at whose base was al
embankment of lace maidenhair.
The place cards were Of the SAM
l. in water colors. After dinner the guest
+ INDUCED in bridge. Those present a
e the polo game, and later, at Dime
e were Princess Kawananakoa, Miss A
s Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dough
IS erty, Miss Irene Dickson, Mr.. william
e williamson, Mr.. Humphrey Mr.
,. Howse and Mr.. and Mrs. j, Mortol
Riggs
8 Princess Kawananakoa was YER
s handsome and regal in a decollet