The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-16
Signs OF All Kinds. Scenic
Work, Decorating, Granting
Paper Hanging, ETC., Etc.

of Pasadena arrived at the Palace
yesterday after a trip to the orient.
They will remain in San Francisco
several days before proceeding south.
S. F. Chronicle, July 8.
Mrs. J. r. Dean and her daughter
Miss Dean, returned yesterday on the
Wilhelmina from Honolulu after
passing several weeks in the islands
S. F. Call.
On Monday evening, the Misses
Whitney entertained at a very de-
lightful chowder and surfing party
in honor of Miss Beatrice Campbell,
who during the past week has been
the motif for a great deal of enter.
tainment H. M. Queen Liliuoka-
lani's beach home was the scene of
festivities, and several officers of
the U. S. S. Cleveland and Chatta-
nooga were included in the invita-
lions. The house and broad lanais
were charmingly decorated and made
more inviting by the artistic arrange
ment of red carnations and maiden
hair fern in profusion, and with their
complement of banana groves and
| fern enclosures made a most desir-
allie spot for the delicious chowder
| supper where the guests partook of
the informal feast round big hos
pitable table strewn with carnations.
During the evening, after much fun
and iollification and sea sports, dane
ing was INDUCED in to the strains of
a Hawaiian quintette, and at a late
hour the guests dispersed after a
most enjoyable time
Among those present at the chow.
der and during the evening to honor
Miss Campbell were Mrs. Bosworth
Miss Lillian Robertson, Miss Grace
Robertson, Mrs. r. W. Single. Miss
Violet Makee, Miss Winter, Miss
Beatrice Campbell. Mr.. Stevens, DR.
Kelley, Lieut. Kiran and Paymastel
CAMEL.
Miss Beatrice Campbell entertain
ed on Wednesday at a very hand
somely appointed luncheon in homo
of Mrs. r. w. Single. The beauti
| fuI homo of Mise CoDnDboU e,,rro,p a
ed by acres of luxuriant groves o
oleanders and palms and smootl
= green lawns, is in itself an attraC
= ton, and makes a romantic spot 70
| the reunion of friends.
s On Wednesday the dining room c
=, the historic mansion was prettily d.
!. corated in palms and maidenhai
G hanging baskets, while the table wa
4 abloom with pink clusters of L
!. France roses. A large centerpiec
o of these, with the same blossom
scattered over the table, and hanC
some oriental doilies were factor
in creating dainty setting for tn
luncheon. The place cards carrie
. out the pretty idea, Being La Franc
roses done in water colors.
Covers at this charming luncheo
were laid for Mrs. Robert Shinglt
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, the Misse
Whiting, Mrs. William Campbell
Miss Freeth and Miss Beatric
Campbell.
After luncheon a musical program
was enjoyed, Mrs. Macfarlane, Mr.
Shingle and Miss Campbell singinl
to the delectation of the assemble
$ guests.
A pretty ceremony took place las
= evening at ST. Agnes church, Masoni
g avenue and Page street, when Mis-
Margaret blaine Smith or Benecl
T. was married to George a. Smith {
i this city The wedding came as
IL distinct surprise to the many friend
IL of both.
is Smith is prominent in business ci
e cles as the vice-president of the dra
10 ing firm of McNab & Smith and is
> member of number OF local club
AS trustee of the San Francisco S
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty
>, Animals he is prominently identifie
p with the active work of that societ
i. and he was one of the promoters
d the workhorse parade last Septembe
Ie The bride, an attractive brunett
r comes from prominent Benicia far
Ia lily and has host of friends at thj
y, place. Owing to the recent death
T. Mr. Smiths mother, the wedding WI
+ a quiet one, only the immediate rel
/ tives of the bride and groom beir
> present.
~ Miss Frances e. Smith, a sister
~ the bride, acted as bridesmaid, an
A. A. Smith attended the groom. UpC