The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-18

| pOtted palms and soft graceful hang-
ing baskets of maidenhair forming a
pretty setting for the cutglass bowls
of red carnations scattered about.
During the afternoon some delightful
music was rendered
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Ion L. Clark, a Los Angeles real
estate man, who has recently return
ed from Honolulu, is staying at the
Argonaut-S. F. Bulletin.
Cards are out for Tuesday of next
week for tea from four to six o'clock
in honor of Mrs. Manuel Garrett, at
which Mrs. Ralph tombstone viii pre-.
side as hostess.
Great sympathy is expressed for
Mrs. Thomas Barry, wife of Major
General Barry in the news that has
been received from Washington an
nouncing the death of her brother,
Norman Bestor.-S. r. Bulletin.
Mr. H. B. Odell, who is planning to
control the taxicab business in Homo
lulu in the near future, has returned
from a six weeks trip on the other
islands and is once more domiciled
at the Pleasanton.
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Ono OF ,rottioct Of
the week was given by Mrs. Soper on
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Renjes and
Miss lisa Renjes of Germany. The
house had been transformed into
veritable bower of palms, cut flowers
and ferns. while the table was abloom
with the dainty golden shower sprays
which at present are turning our city
into a garden of Midas. Tiny sprays
of these summary blossoms were scat
tered here and there over the cloth
intermingled with delicate maiden
ried out the color scheme of green
and gold by yellow marguerites bear
ing the name scroll After luncheon
bridge filled the afternoon hours, a
few delightful vocal selections being
contributed by Mrs Walter Hoff-
mann.
Those present at this pretty lunch
con were Mrs. Renjes Miss Elsa Rem
ies, Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Kimball, Miss
Helen Kimball, Mrs. Walter Holf-
mann, Mrs. F. R. Day, Mrs J. NJ Dow
sett, Mrs. ]. King, Mrs. Soper ami
the Misses Soper
Two very notable gentlemen are
registered at the Pleasanton, having
arrived in the Siberia on Saturday.
They are Comte de Leverlee and Comte
de Bozzo of Paris, who are travelling
round the world, and depart today in
the China for the mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Duisenberg are
enjoying a motor tour through Cali
fornia. When last heard from they
were the house guests of Mr.. Duisen-
berg's relatives in San Francisco, and
on account of the severity of the cold
weather both he and his wife desired
to be in Honolulu again.
On Tuesday afternoon from four to
six the beautiful rustic home of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Damon at Moanalua
was scene of merriment, and soon
after four o'clock bevies of light
: hearted girls of the younger set began
! arriving in carriages and motor cars
swinging up the avenue through the
park-like estate. For on that day
Miss Vera Damon entertained about
forty of her friends at a delightful tea
. in honor Of Miss Frances Terrier who
is at present her house guest.
Although very informal the after
noon was a great social success and
all hidden to the event were charm
ed to meet the guest of honor and
glad of the opportunity of gathering
at the hospitable home of the young
4 hostess to discuss the latest topic
which rests on every lip at present
the numerous weddings which have de
prived the girls of so many of their
! dear companions.
The home on this occasion was de-
corated with potted palms and ferns
! and those present to meet Miss Far
rier were Mrs. Gustave Schaefer
Mrs. Fred Damon, Mrs. Harold GIFT
fard Mrs. Manuel Garrett, Mrs Ken
yon, Mrs. Harold Castle, Misses Ju
liette Atherton Lillian Bernard, Flora
Benton, Ethel Spalding, Katheryn
Stephens, Marjorie Allen, Harriet
Young, Sarah Lucas, Alice Roth, Vic
} let Makee Agnes Wickstrum, Harriet
Lucas, Constance Restarick, Wilhel
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