The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25

windmill thereon. The winners were
Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Focke and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
During the afternoon delicious re-
freshments were served in the form
of dainty sandwiches, salad, ices and
coffee. Those invited to partake of
Mrs. Hyde-Smith's hospitality were
Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs. G. B. Coop
err, Mrs. George Potter, Mrs. Richard
Ivers, Mrs. Corwin p. Rees, wife of
Admiral Rees, Mrs. Samuel Dunning
of Fort Shafter, Miss Mae Damon,
Miss Helen Kimball, Mrs. ]. s. Walk
err, Mrs. A. M. Brown and Mrs. Arthur
Wilder.
Mr.. Jack M6ir, the son of Manager
]. r. Moir of Onomea plantation, de-
parted in the Mariana for Victoria
where he will become the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Harrison and
the Misses Harrison for his vacation.
Mrs. George j. Augur, wife of DR..
Angur, is spending fortnight on the
windward side of Oahu as the house
guest of Mrs. Bowling at her country
home at Heeia.
Mrs. Marshall, who came to Homo
lulu from Waikiki for the purpose Of
undergoing an operation, has quite re-
covered and is returning to her home
in the near future, after which she
will depart for Porto Rico to join her
husband where they will permanently
REMAIN.
On Tuesday afternoon from four to
six Mrs. Ralph tombstone made Mrs.
IManue' Garrett the complimented
guest at tea when she entertained
about twenty guests at her spacious
home. Individual tables were set
on the PLAN empowered lanai, and
Shafter daisies combined prettily with
maidenhair fern to complete the deco
rations. Each tea table had a center
lpiece of these graceful flowers and
fern, and buffet refreshments were
Iserved the guests by children. Among
those present at this delightful tea
who came to meet Mrs. Garrett were
Mrs. Harold Giffard, Mrs. Fred b.
Damon, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Herzer
and the Misses Angus, Julia McStock-
er, Lydia McStocker, Abbie Dow, fl T.
lriet Lucas, Sarah Lucas, Harriet
Young, Marjorie Peterson, Cordelia
IGilman. Ethel Spalding, Anna Tucker
land Constance Restarick.
One of the very pretty affairs of the
past week was the dance given on
Wednesday evening by the Kunalu
Boat Club in honor of Mrs. Garrett
and Miss Hazel Hoffman,. The in.
terror of the boat house club rooms
were lavishly decorated in green, pot
ted palms and ferns, and festoons of
green MALE and mountain ferns, Great
ing cool and delightful atmosphere
for the dancers, while the sea breeze
famed the participants.
1t was most enjoyable affair, the
girlhood friends of Mrs. Garrett and
Miss Hoffman, responding happily to
the functions given in their honor. A
Hawaiian Glee Club provided the mu-
sic for the evening and at eleven
'o'clock delicious supper was served.
Among those present to do honor to
Mrs. Garrett and Miss Hoffman, on
this occasion were Misses Hazel Hoff-
mann, Florence Hoffman,, Kathr
Stephens, Violet Makee, Harriet Lu-
cas-, Lydia McStocker, Marie Law.
renee, Agnes Wickstrum, May Frazier,
Anna Tucker, Sarah Lucas, Margaret
Cation, Constance Restarick, Sturde-
want and Fitzgerald, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs.
Kenyon and Mrs. tombstone; Messrs.
George Fuller, Guy Macfarlane, Her
bert Dowsett, Bob Kendall Robert
McCorriston, Bert Clark, Walter Ry-
iSAOAtJ ANObCAh 4AOAipoOll1 ANalpi bOAA
stone, Jack Young, Kenneth Brown, A.
Jordan, Alfred Fletcher George War
rem, George Isenberg, Mr.. Edwards,
Captain Mark, Ensign Herman, En-
sign Slower, Executive Officer r. K.
Jones and other officers from the
cruisers now in port.
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great deal of social attention has
been awarded to the two sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Calf and also to Francis
Brown, the son of Mrs Holloway, who
are spending their holidays in the is
lands.
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The luxuriant grounds surrounding
the seashore mansion of Mr.. and Mrs
James Castle at Waikiki were gay in