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

5 lay drying in the sun while here and
: there in the sand sat little groups of
"spoony" dolls in bathing suits, with
smaller baby dolls held by Japanese
} doll nurses, and little brown Hawaiian
dolls frolicking on the beach, The
: meeting of the beach and table cloth
, was concealed by masses of lima and
. MALE leis.
The courses even, were suggestive,
the olives being served in hallowed
out cucumbers representing canoes,
some of which even had sails, and 9TH
ers, outrigger contrivances. The ices
were another novel feature, the choco-
late ice cream being served in tiny
earthenware flower pots, and in the cen
ter of the chocolate cream, stood sin
gle spray of scarlet Ixora blooms The
maraschirO fruit was served in orange
shells in the top of which stood sprigs
of real orange leaves and blossoms.
After a most delicious and elaborate
; menu the guests motored to the Out
? rigger club and in big canoes enjoyed
surfing during the entire afternoon.
: Those present at this delightful and
original luncheon and surfing party
were Misses Nora Dee, Marion Dee,
D Mildred Grace, Lady Turner, Gwen
:, dolin Jakins, Constance Simpson, FL
! Clio n
), Pratt, the charming young hostess.
8, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Case Deering
5. entertained at an deliberately appoint
h ed dinner on Sunday evening for a co
/ terie of their friends.
e Miss Mary Johnson entertained at
$ a very elaborate poi supper on Mon,
Il day evening in honor of Miss Marian
and Miss Nora Dee. The affair was
given next door to Miss Johnsons pre-.
sent residence, which was formerly
her sanatorium and now occupied by
= Mrs. Casey.
The house was very prettily decorat-
: ed in red and green, the lanais being
banked in with hanging baskets and
y, palms, and the interior adorned with
a profusion of red carnations and
- palms and MALE. Male portieres
hung in the doorways and all the chan
deliers were twined with the same fra
grant green trailerS
q. During the supper the soft strains
n of music played by a Hawaiian quin
o tet were very delightful, and every
n dainty appropriate for the occasion
Il was in evidence. The table was con
~ verified into a bed of green ferns and
r. fruits forming an attractive center
n piece. At each place red carnatioI
=. leis were attached to the name cards
ir which were humorous verses well APP
"a piled, and these leis were worn about
the shoulders during the feast.
After a luxurious repast the guests
k, repaired to the lanai where dancing
lie was INDUCED in till late hour by
" all present. These were Miss Marian
IL, Dee, Miss Nora Dee, Miss Rosie Her
ir bert, Miss Myrtle Schuman, Miss Mil
IS bred Grace, Miss Josephine Pratt, Miss
s. Lucille Lucas, Miss Emma Smith, Mrs
at Hiorth, Mrs. feelings, Miss Jellings
Mrs. Krause, Miss Sexton, Capt. John
le son of the WiIhelmina, Mr.. Dee, Mr.
i'd B. Sumner, Mrs. Frederick Bailey
e. Mr.. Chas. Lucas, Mr. Paul Schmidt
is Mr.. William Schuman, Mr.. Henry Ma
Id COON, Mr.. Charles Davis and Mr.. Latti
n, 8 & =
s. Colonel Sam Parker was the genia
Id host Of a very enjoyable excursion ant
to luncheon to Pearl Harbor on Thursda,
n afternoon. The party of twenty-tw,
h boarded the steam launch Kulamanl
TX II at nine a. M, enjoying a delightful
trip in the cool of the morning t.
a Colonel Parker's peninsula home.
al A little later the party went over t
Id Ford's Island, where bathing was in
an dulged in till the hour approached 70
IN luncheon, when they returned to tn
in home of the host and were entertaine
at at a most delicious luncheon whic
was lavish to a degree. The part
% spent part of the afternoon in bridge
lie returning at shutdown and visiting tn
W wreck before disembarking at the pier
Up Those present who partook of Co
to Parker's hospitality on this occasion
1n were Prince and Princess Kalaniana
ct ole, Princess Kawananakoa, Captain