The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-22
Society
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Fort Shafter, Mrs Winters, wife of
Capt. Winters, Bird Cavalry, Mrs Bald
win, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Smith of
Fort Shafter, and the charming host
ess, who was attired in a lacey crea-
ton of summer lingerie in white, and
was most attractive.
Miss Gault entertained on Wednes-
day at a very informal and delightful
tennis tea, at the Pleasanton, in COM
pliment to Mrs McLain and Miss Will
son of Los Angeles.
A lew enjoyable games of tennis
were played in the hotel court, where
refreshing fragrant tea and hot toast
were served between the games.
Later, at their conclusion all the
guests INDUCED in a plunge in the ele-
CANT cool bathing pool of the hotel, and
refreshments of tea, punch, cakes and
bonbons were again served before the
guests departed, on the broad cool
lanai overlooking the tropic grounds
of this delightful hotel.
Those who enjoyed this merry little
party were Mrs. McLain and Miss Will
son Of Los Angeles, Mrs. Sheedy, wife
of 1t. Sheedy of the revenue cutter
Thetis, Mrs. Willis, Miss Alice Coop
er, Miss Thomas and Miss Gault.
Miss Kulamanu Ward entertained at
a very enjoyable picnic party on Sat
urday for a number of her intimate
friends, at the Mrs. Wards beach
home at old Waikiki. The guests all
left town at nine o'clock and met at
this charming spot to spend the day.
A very delicious collation. was spread
on tables on the lawn, and the after
noon was happily spent in swimming
and surfing to the delight of all.
At six the guests returned to their
respective homes, having enjoyed a
most enjoyable day
Those who gathered together on this
occasion were: Princess Kalanianaole,
Mrs. Charles Lucas, Mrs. Alice Brown,
Miss Mossman, Mrs. A. Falk, Miss
Laid, Mrs ]. A. Palmer, Miss Mabel
Ladd, and Miss Kulamanu Ward.
Mrs. Smith, wife of DR.. Smith Of
Fort Shafter, entertained at a charm
ingly appointed bridge luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon at the post when
covers were laid for four.
The luncheon table was abloom with
a glorious profusion of large double
yellow chrysanthemums, which form
such a brilliant note of color in all
luncheon decorations at this season of
the year.
The place cards depicted oriental
scenes in tones of yellow and brown to
harmonic with the centerpiece and
after luncheon, at which a delicious
menu was served, the guests enjoyed
bridge during the afternoon.
Those gathered together for lunch
con and bridge on this occasion were
Mrs Estes, wife of Captain Estes, U.
s. A., of Fort Shafter, Mrs. Chapman,
wife of Captain Chapman of Fort
Shafter, Mrs. Turner, wife of Lieut.
Turner Of Fort Ruger, and Mrs. Smith
of Fort Shafter.
Governor and Mrs. Walter F. Frear
are entertaining at several occasions
this weekend. This afternoon they
are entertaining at a picnic and surf
ing party at Waikiki, this evening, at
dinner and tomorrow at twelve o'clock
at a pretty breakfast in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Penhallow of Maui
Miss Helene Irwin has returned
from San Mateo, where she spent the
week with Miss Jennie Crocker- s..
f. Examiner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Warren have
been all week the happy recipients Of
dainty little notes of congratulation,
and many very beautiful flowers adj
dressed to the baby girl who arrived