The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-29

porial Japanese Consulate will indeed
form "a memorable scene
The entire fifth floor OF the Young
hotel has been engaged for the dress
ing rooms as convenience for the la.
dies.
AT half after eight o'clock the re-
ceiving party will form, and with Con
sui General Uyeno will stand Admiral
Yashiro, commanderin-chief of the
training squadron, the secretary Of the
consulate, and Lieutenant Commander
U. Yamamoto, chief of STAFF all in full
dress uniforms.
Secretary of the Territory y. A.
Mott-Smith will present the guests to
the receiving line
All the Federal, Territorial, sena-
torial and city and county officials,
also the heads of departments of the
army, navy and marine corps will be
present in their official regimentals.
1t will be, undoubtedly and without
exception the largest and most formal
reception ever given in Honolulu, and
will be marked by the brilliant success
of all the undertakings of Consul Gen
eral Uyeno and his able corps of as
sistants, whose amiable hospitality has
always been a feature of their enter
tainments.
Letters received from Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dougherty are filled with
stories of delightful trips about Ha-
wall, and the volcano, where they are
now stopping.
They are expected home again in
about ten days, and will be warmly
received by their many local friends.
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/ Mrs. Arthur Wall will be one of next
weeks hostesses, having sent cards
for luncheon which she will give at
her home on Kewalo street on Wednes.
day next in honor of Mrs. H. F. WITCH.
man.
Captain and Mrs. w. w. Low, U
IS. M. c., entertained at a very beauti
fully appointed dinner party on Tues
day evening at their lovely home in
Nuuanu Valley, in honor of Admira
and Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, U. S. N.
The lanais were gracefully adorned
by bower of ported palms and daint!
baskets of lace and Australian maiden
hair ferns which enhance the tropica
effect of our typical piazzas.
The large reception room with it
rich appointments was ablaze will
masses of fluffy yellow chrysanthe
mus in brass bowls and tall orienta
jardinieres and the drawing room was
fragrant with a variety of sweet roses
which grow in profusion about thi!
beautiful home.
The guests were seated at dinner
round table most daintily adorned
with silver and cut glass appoint
ments, the light of the white silk shad
ed, and silver and beaded candelabra
shedding a pale glow over. the larg,
fragrant centerpiece of pure white car
nations and lace maidenhair, and tn
corsage bouquets for the ladies tiet
with bows of violet satin ribbon.
The name cards bore the famil.
monogram in white and gold.
After dinner a musical programme
was enjoyed, and Mrs. Lows charm
ing hospitality was acknowledged b,
many whispered congratulations b.
her delighted guests.
Mrs. Low wore on this occasion
handsome robe of black net over blacl
satin and wearing diamonds looked
very lovely.
Those present on this occasion wer'
Admiral and Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, U
s. ~ the guests of nonor, British Con
sui and Mrs. R. g. E. Forster, Mr. ant
Mrs. Charles Wilder and Maj, Hanes
DR.. and Mrs. James Judd are beint
welcomed home by their legion o
friends after a five weeks wonderful
to the island of Kauai
While on the garden island, Dr. anC
Mrs. Judd were extensively entertain
ed being the house guests at Kekahi
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of the Aubrey Robinsons at Maxwell
Many marvellous motor drives
through every part of the beautiful pic
turesque island we're taken by DR.. ant
Mrs Judd, who also tramped into tn,
glorious mountains immortalized b.
the brush of the famous artist Ottt
Wix.