The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-30

ence Hoffman, Miss Lillian Robertson,
Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss Grace Rob
ertson and Miss Lydia McStocker.
Several San Francisco friends Of
the hostess attended a dinner and re-
ception given by Mrs. William Miller
Graham on July 9th, which is still be-
ing discussed as the mast elaborate
and beautiful affair of the season in
London. Mr.. and Mrs Francis j. Ca
rolan, Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels and
Miss Gertrude Joliffe were among the
guests.-S. F. Chronicle.
The Bohemian grove is the scene
of merry gathering this week where
many of the club members are estab-
lished at the camp to remain until the
midsummer jinks in August. Among
the weekend visitors were Charles K.
Field, DR.. J. Wilson Shields, Fred Hall,
Joseph D. Redding, Charles j. Dick
man, Mackenzie Gordon, Richard Ho-
falling, H. J. Maginnity and Enrique
Grau.-S. r. Chronicle.
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Miss Lurline Matson has been en-
tertaining a visitor from Honolulu,
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, for whom
several informal affairs have been
given. Last week, Captain and Mrs.
Matson gave a jolly house party at
Bohemian Grove, where, with their
guests, they occupied the clubhouse
over the weekend. Those who en-.
joyed the outing were Miss Tenney.
Miss zaida zabriskie of New York.
Mrs. Nunan, Gerald Halsey, Sam Bay-
ley, Emil Kehrlein and Sherwood Low
rey of Honolulu. The party made the
trip in two touring cars, returning to
town on Mondays. F. Chronicle.
Ihose students who are at present
devoting their time to the ambition
OF eventually entering the University
or California will be pleased to learn
OF the construction in Berkeley of n
new reinforced concrete hotel, which
is icing built at a cost of half \
million dollars on Shattrack avenue.
1t is being planned primarily as a
dormitory for students and wifi con
tain over three hundred rooms.
AMONG other interesting features this
new hostelry will boast costly ball
room, for all sorts of public functions.
public grill, an open court and a
beautiful semi-tropical roof garden.
Princess Kawananakoa has been re-
cuperating from the effects of her sea
voyage and the numerous affairs
which has been given complimentary
to her since her arrival in this city.
These have all been elaborate, and
have figured very prominently in the
social gaieties which have recently
stirred society into temporary activi-
ties.
Princess Kawananakoa is a striking
beauty and caused Juror of delight
full comment wherever she has travel
ed. She has been the house guest of
her step-father, Colonel Sam Parker,
at his beautiful rustic home at the
Peninsula for the past week, and when
she returns it will be to prepare for
her trip lack to San Francisco where
she will become the motif for more
elaborate entertainment.
| Mr.. w. H. McInerny presided as
/ genial host on Thursday at a lunch
con for thirteen at the Commercial
Club in honor of the visiting yachts
men at present Honolulu's guests.
The round table was a symphony of
red and green, a large brass jar
diniere of crimson pinks, interspersed
with asparagus fern and smilaX in.
tertwined, being a pleasing setting,
The place cards were appropriate,
being duplicates in water colors of
the yachts Sweetheart and Mollilou.
After luncheon Mr. McInerny and
his guests motored round the island,
where MANY interesting features were
shown the visitors. Among MIR. Nc
Inernys guests were Commodore R.
G. P. Smith, Commodore Jaeger, Com
modore L. G. Ward, Captain Lew Har-
ris, Mr.. w. S. Jordan, MIR. C. King,
Mr. Walter Brunnick, Mr.. A. NJ.
Johnson Mr. Frankfort and Mr. w u