The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-31
Society
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dinner table was carried out in shades
OF red and green After dinner o.
Christmas tree for the children was
held, many young hearts being re-.
warded with weight of gifts.
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A jolly week end party OF sixteen
are motoring this afternoon over the
Pail in three large touring cars 10 Cap.
tain Parker's place on the windward
side of the island to see the old year
out and the new year in. Motoring,
grabbing and deep-sea fishing will fig
ure among the many merry outof-door
sports which will be INDUCED in dur
ing the next few days.
Those making up tue party are Mr.
and Mrs. Gibson Bell Miss Sheffield,
Miss Berkendorf, Miss Farmsworth,
Miss QUINN, Miss Mary Low, Mr.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hayselden,
Mr.. Barnes, Mr. Sersoie, Mr.. Cantely,
Mr. jameson, .lr. Bartlett, Donald
Hayselden and Carol Low.
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Judge and Mrs. II. E. Cooper and
family have returned to town after a
very delightful week spent at their
rustic home at the Peninsula
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morton Riggs en-
tertained at a very elaborate dinner
party on Christmas day.
A real small sized Christmas tree
banked round it's base with snow
scared upward from the center of the
handsomely appointed table, almost
concealed by spangled, fluffy snow.
Under the snow bank which sur
rounded it were concealed the pre-
sents tied with red satin ribbon and
clusters of holly berries which were
distributed at the table.
Red satin streamers fell to each
place from the simulated bank Of
sparkling crystal snow, and at the end
Of each ribbon lay the name card, de-
signed as a holly wreath in red and
green.
Covers were arranged for ten at this
dainty dinner party.
The guests included Princess David
Kawananakoa, Mrs. Kate VOORHEES,
Henry of San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. c. Hagens, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Along, Mr.. McAvoy and Mr. viii Nc
Inerny.
The decollete gowns worn at this
function were beautiful to a degree.
Princess Kawananakoa was marvel
lousy lovely in a creation of black jet
over a drop of royal peacock blue sa-
tin and wearing a display of sapphires
and diamonds. Mrs. Kate VOORHEES,
Henry, who is at present her house
guest, and who accompanied her from
San Francisco was remarkably beau
tiful in a stunning gown of black
spangles.
Mrs. Hagens wore black lace over
Alice blue satin and the hostess was
dainty in a CONNECTION of Pearl grey
embroidered silk crepe.
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Judge and Mrs. Sydney Ballou pre-
sided over a very merry party of chill
dren and grOwn-ups on Monday after
noon when a number of neighborhood
friends were invited to their Christ
mas tree. The house was adorned by
palms and a profusion of holly berries
and greens.
The tree was beautifully decorated
in silver, and gold, crystal floss, bells
and any number of presents, everyone
being remembered.
A musical program was enjoyed
and a number of the little children
sang.
Among those present to enjoy the
fun were Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs.
Ida Newly, DR.. and Mrs. James Judd,
Captain and Mrs. w. w. Low, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Major and
Mrs. E. E. Winslow and others.
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Mr.. L. NJ. Whitehouse is the incen-
tive for numerous kind notes of in
quiry and sympathy having been for
the past week a victim of la grippe
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Society is greatly interested in the
farewell recital to be given by Mr..
! Sydney F. Hoben at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Richards on Tues
day evening next.
Mr.. Hoben will leave in the Sierra
on Wednesday morning for San Fran
cisco where an appointment in a col
lege awaits him. Soon after his ar
rival in the big metropolis, this bril-
liant artist has arranged a program
to be given in the ball room of the