The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-30

Isocially well known in San Francisco
as well as in San Jose, their home
having been the scene of much en-
pertaining for people prominent in
both ci.ies-s. F. Call.
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The Burton Holmes Travelogue sea-
son at the Garrick will start on Mon
day night. AS usual Wright Kramer,
the eminent actor and lecturer, will
deliver the dialogue of the illustrated
picture talks and the countries select
ed by Burton Holmes for this seasons
courses are the most interesting he
has yet presented. The opening topic
| will be Hawaii In company with
Mr.. Holmes, Mr.. Kramer visited the
islands last summer Mr.. Holmes
was there the year before and also ten
years before that, and the travelogue
to be presented here will be q perpe-
tual contrasting of the islands before
and after annexation. More about
Pads" winds w the courses of this
year During the travelogue season
the weeks are divided into two parts,
Monday and Tuesday nights and We'd
Inesday matinee, and Thursday ana
Friday nights and Saturday matinee.
The box office for the travelogue is at
Sherman, Clay & Co's.-S. F. 3ul!e-
tin.
Pleasant indeed is the news that it
has been definitely decided that Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Uriel Sebree are to
make their home in California, divid-
ing their time between San Francisco
and Coronado.
1t was feared at one time that Wash
ington City, the mecca towards which
all those interested in either branch
es of the service appear to turn, would
claim them.
Admiral and Mrs. Sebree were
among those who left yesterday aft
ernoon for Los Angeles, showing their
preference for the sea by making their
trip by water instead of by land
The Admiral was one Of the dis
tinguished guests at the brilliant ball
that was given at the Fairmont Ho-
tel on Saturday evening for the be-
nefit of the Columbia Park boys club
S. F. Bulletin.
The social event of the week was
the tea at which Mrs. and Miss Bal
lentyne presided on Tuesday after
noon from four to six. About hun
: dred and fifty guests called during
the hours of receiving to enjoy the
= hospitality extended by these gracious
:, and charming hostesses, The house
=, was rendered doubly attractive b!
graceful sprays of rose pink carnation
and delicate La France roses, in ad
:, dition to many rare and beautiful
- ferns, hanging baskets, potted plant
"a and stately palms.
Mrs. Ballentyne received with he
10 daughter Miss Irma, assisted by Mis-
y, Marie Ballentyne. Mrs. Ballentyn,
>. was very attractively gowned in Al
-, imported mauve lingerie, heavily EN-
broidered, while Miss Ballentyne, il
champagne lingerie frock and wear
ing pale yellow roses, looked beauti
full.
~ Tea was served on the lanai, whenc
there is an inspiring view, and tn
=, guests thronged about, gathering j,
:, merry groups and admiring the ARA
!, of handsome gowns seen on this oc
casion. Mrs. c. Hedeman preside
over the coffe cups, and Mrs. L. Ten
IN ney Peck poured tea, while Mrs p
:, NJ. Watson served delicious punct
> Others assisting were Mrs. Arthur
Berg, Mrs. harry Lane, Mrs. Frede
rick Klamp, Mrs. L. L. McCandles
ir and the Misses Daisy Gras, Ethel an
o+ Alice Spslding.
Among those who called during tn
afternoon were Mrs. Mcclellan, Mis-
Rose Mcclellan, Miss Josephine Nc
y Clellan, Miss Vera Damon, Miss Bea
a trice Holdsworth, Mrs. Sutton, Mrs
= Will Whitney, Mrs. B. F.. Dillingham;
1v Mrs. w. F. Frear, Mrs. Hornberge
10 Mrs. H. Lane, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Put
h, nam, Madame Frique, Mrs, R. G. Z
no Forster, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Ha
II rold Castle, Mrs. Harold Giffard Mrs
nd Gustave Schaefer, Miss Jessie Ker
es nedy' MIS- H. l. opaiulhs' MIS- wa
,ts ner, Mrs. Hobby, Mrs. Renjes, Mi
ba Elsa Renjes, Mrs. Mark, Miss Katl
n ryn Stephens, Mrs. Restarick, Mi
in Restarick, Miss Peterson Miss ST