The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-02
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from the state by the city council. He
is to sail the yacht Mollilou in the
ocean race between San Pedro and Ho
nolulu.-S. f. Call.
During the absence of Superior Judge
George A. Sturtevant, who left Satur
day for Honolulu and the Sandwich Is
lands, Judge John e. Raker of Modoc
County will preside in Department
Eight. He begins today. Judge Sturte
want will be absent until the middl,
of next month.-San Francisco Record
er.
The latest news received from Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Duisenberg was from
Byron Hot Springs, California, where
they were enjoying a little stopover
rest in their travels.
e
Mrs. George Robertson was the
gracious hostess on Thursday at an
informal Chinese luncheon at her
home on Bingham street, at which
covers were laid for eight, in honor
of a few friends from the mainland
The decorations, consisting Of greens
and delicate pink roses, formed a
charming setting and the appoint
ments were unique and oriental in
character. After luncheon, bridge
filled the afternoon, the prizes being Il
rock crystal vase and a beautiful cor
sage of lavender orchids.
Mr.. Mott-Smith entertained a round
the island party on Thursday in honor
of Captain and Mrs. Rodman and Cap
tain Mcdonald. The party left town
at nine o'clock and stopped at Leile-
hua en- route, visiting the cavalry
| quarters. At Haleiwa a most deli
cious luncheon was served by Man.
ager Kimball to the guests who ex.
pressed much pleasure at the quiet
little rest at the hotel on the other
side of the island. The day was per.
feet with no mishaps whatever and
the roads were in excellent condition
Those comprising the party were Cap
tain and Mrs. Rodman, Captain Nc
Donald, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
Violet Makee, Mr.. End Mrs. Babbitt,
Colonel Schuyler of Leilehua and his
nephew, Mr.. Schaefer.
Mrs. Rosa Hooper Plotner has return
ed from Honolulu and resumed her stu
do days which were so enjoyable las
winters. F. Wasp.
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Mrs. George Joerns, who was Miss
Constance Cummings, has returned tc
town after visit at Monterey with
Ensign Joerns, U. S N. The young
officer has gone to Astoria with his
ship, the Yorktown, and will remain
in the north until late in July. Mrs
Joerns will be in town most of the
time at the home OF her mother. Mrs
M. e. Cummings, and vii participate in
the inforal gayeties of summer Be
fore his departure for the north En-,
sign Joerns entertained dozen
friends at an elaborate dinner party
on board the yorktown. The decora
stions were American beauty roses and
ribbons of the same color. The affair
was one of the most delightful given
recently in the service set-Call.
On Saturday afternoon from four 10
six o'clock the members of the Neigh.
borhood Tennis Club entertained al
a very charming tea In celebration of
the opening of their new club house
which had pust been completed. The
members of several other courts had
been invited, and some very exciting
games naturally were enjoyed during
the afternoon, ladies double beine
played by Mrs. George Davies and
Mrs. Coulter, Miss Burnham and Miss
| " ~ N' AL blC OlhCl SdluGS were
played by gentlemen.
Refreshments were served the guests
at small tables in the bungalow which
was very prettily and artistically de
corated, the tea cups being presided
over by Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Thomp
son, and the punch by Mrs. James
Dougherty and Mrs. Fred Damon
Each table was graced by center
piece of poinsetta
All afternoon the grounds were
packed with crowds of friends who
came to witness each set most inter
esting to them, and the enthusiasm
displayed proved most encouraging tc
the host club. The most expert play
ers in the city were represented.
Among those noticed during the aft
ernoon were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence