The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05

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/ chapeau trimming being in that be-
coming shade.
Mrs Charles d. Cooper was hand
some IN a gown Of delicate cream lin
gerie with draped aounce of lace, and
leghom picture hat trimmed with
cream lace and black plumcs.
Mrs. Ida Newly her guest, was eX.
ceedingly modish in an afternoon frock
OF black and white foulard, and with
a large black picture hat trimmed with
! green ostrich plumes
Mrs. Il. D. Tenney was daintily pref
| ty in a white embroidered frock of
lingerie and wearing a wistaria pic
ture hat with self colored plumes
Mrs. Rees, wife Of Admiral Corwin
p. Rees U. S. n, was regal in soft
white embroidered lingerie over laven-
der satin and wearing larg black hat
with lavender plLmes.
Mrs. Mamie Phillips wore a stun
ming afternoon gown Of heavy white
linen deliberately embroidered in orr
entail design and trimmed with motifs
of baby Irish lace Her picture hat
was black trimmed with black lace.
Miss Jessie Kenendy was stylish in
black gown made hobble effect.
Mrs. Arthur Wilder wore a hand
some gown of yellow crepe de chine
and a chic black picture hat trimmed
with pon-pons of gold.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown wore an Afternoon
frock Of white embroidered lingerie
and a handsome large picture hat Of
black with sable plumes.
Among those present at this elabor.
ate luncheon were Mrs. II. F. WITCH
man, for whom it was given, Mrs. w.
F. Frear, Mrs Walter f. Dillingham;,
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs. Ida Newly,
| Mrs. +. ID. Tenney, mrs. James b.
| Dole, Mrs. Charles b. Cooper, Mrs. G.
NJ. Cooke, Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs. Chas.
II. Anterior, Miss Jessie Kennedy
Miss Green, Mrs. H. NJ Won Holt,
Mrs. Corwin p. Res, Mrs. W. A. Wall,
Mrs. A. A. Wilder and others.
The Pleasanton Hotel has added to
its many attractive features, a com
plete telephone system connecting all
rooms and other parts of the pre-
misses, including a phone at the swim
ming tank, garage, and the tennis
court.
A very pretty and interesting AT
Home" was given from to 6 o'clock
on Thursday afternoon aboard the ia
panese flagship Asama by Admiral
Yashiro, to which a number of towns
people were invited.
The wharf between the cruisers Asa
ma and Kanagi was canopied by ma
tional flags and here, during the after
noon, for the benefit of all who cared
to see, were in progress all kinds Of
sports in jiu-jitsu, judo and wrestling
and fencing exhibitions, besides any
number of grotesque performances
and games.
Invitations to affairs on shipboard
are always anticipated with pleasure,
the officers being royal entertainers.
The Asama in consequence on Thurs
! day presented a festive scene, the en-
tire ship being decorated from stem
to stern with gay flags and pennants,
the same being used effectively TO de-
corate the quarter deck where the
guests upon their arrival were receiy-
ed by Admiral Yashiro, a charming
gentleman and prince Of entertain
ers, and his STAFF officers, who imme-
diately took charge of all the guests
and escorted them about the ship to
view all the battle scars which had
been received during the late war with
Russia, trophies, dainty pink potted
paper cherry blossoms fashioned by
the toll worn hands of the sailor boys
and all other interesting features OF
the good ship, which was thrown open
to all the visitors.
Refreshments were served on the
quarter deck la buffet on a long la
BILE, weighted down with goodies of
all descriptions and adorned by cut
glass vases of golden chrysanthe,
NUNS, and here, at his small table
round which the guests of honor, Gov