The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

shade, and wearing with this beautiful
gown a picture hat with lavender will
low Dlumes; Mrs. Long, the hostess.
was fetching in a simple lingerie frock
deliberately trimmed with lace and de-
licate embroidery.
Mrs. II. II. Lane was cnarmingly at
tired in fluffy white lingerie frock,
wearing with this dainty costume
large white chic hat trimmed with
large delicately tinted pink roses.
Mrs. Arthur Mark, wife of Captain
Mark, U. S. NJ. c., was very beautiful
wearing a summer frock of white lace
and lingerie, as was also her charm
ing young niece, Miss Kathryn Steph-
ems. Mrs. Mark and Miss Stephens
wore black hats, the latter's brighten
ed by touch of pink.
Mrs. Walter r. Frear, the wife or
Governor Frear, was beautifully gown
in white silk crepe robe deliberately
embroidered in dainty motifs, and
wearing a white picture hat faced with
delicate shade of apple blossom
pink, trimmed with flowing white
plumes.
The first regular monthly meeting
of the 1901 season of the Morning
Music Club" was held at the home of
Mrs. Theodore Richards on Kinau
street on Wednesday morning at half
after ten o'clock. This select club Of
music lovers, whose memberships is
limited to thirty, boosted twenty-three
on this their first meeting, which was
an excellent showing considering that
several OF the cluD members are still
abroad. The home Of Mrs. Richards
was an ideal spot for the meeting with
it's palm girt lanais and large rooms.
1t was a very enjoyable social gath
ering, informal, as are all morning af-
fairs, and bringing together once
more, as it did, the friends who have
had diverse experiences during the
travel months of rest and recreation.
Those present at this gathering were
Mesdames F. c. Atherton, S. M. Bal
lou, A. Constable, c. H. Cooke, Give
Davies, hugo Herzer, d. Howard
Hitchcock, Walter Hoffman,, w. W.
Low, E. A. Mott-Smith, Harry Won
Holt, Bernice Walbridge, Charles
Weight, w. d. Westervelt, w. L. Whit.
ney, Charles Bryant Cooper, Theodore
Richards, Misses Gertrude Brown
Margaret Clark, E. NJ. Stevens, Kula-
manu- Ward, and E. Wertmueller.
The program of the morning fol
lows:
Scherzo Capriccio. ..........B Brahms
Miss Stevens.
On the Way to Kew. Arthur Foote
Mrs. Walbridge
Ecstasy with violin obligato) .....
..,................ Mrs. Beach
- Miss Ward, Mrs. Cooper
!, Scherzo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Martucci
Arabesque en- forme d'Etude. .......
.,.......,............L erchetizky
Mrs. Richards.
The Moonbeam and Rose; Calm as
the Night; Spring is Here. .....
................... Carlos Carceres
, Mrs. Herzer.
Mid Summer Nights Dream. ....!
................T empleton Strong
Mrs. Whitney
Barcarole. ...........Fr Francis Thorne
Mrs. Mott-Smith and Mrs. Weight.
Current Events.
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Captain Winters, 9rd Cavalry, U. S
, A., and Mrs; Winters entertained Lieu
tenant Bard of the stir Cavalry, Lei
lehua, and a few friends off the trans
port. at a very charming little dinner
on Wednesday evening.
The table was prettily- decorated
with profusion of scarlet carnations
and lace maidenhair, and bridge filled
the evening.
An unusual honor was conferred up
on Mrs. James Bieknell, Past Noble
Grand Of Pacific Rebekah Lodge No
l. and Mrs. ]. Lando of Olive Branch
No. 2, when, at an elaborate reception
at Odd Fellows Hall last evening
very handsome jewels were presented
them with appropriate speeches, and
pinned on by little three-year-old