The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01
BY Mrs. Eleanor Rivenburgh.


with white asters and maidenhair, and
the arched entrance to the dining
room being significantly adorned by
huge beautifully conceived heart of
pure white asters, gracefully suspend
ed by broad white satin ribbons, which
fell from the heart shaped floral bas-
ket to the parlor and dining room.
When lowered, the lovely basket
laden with costly gifts was presented
to the fortunate recipient, and to won
dering eyes most elaborate offerings
were revealed.
Among the array of dainty crcckery
were several hand painted coffee, tea
and chocolate sets, cake plates and
bon-bon bowls, including a number of
quaint and rare cups and saucers of
artistic design.
Each guest was then presented with
ribbon at the ends of which were
attached little souvenir satin heart
shaped pin cushions of all colors and
in the center of the basket lay the
consolation prize for the game of
Pedro which followed.
This was played at small tables in
the. drawing room and on the palm en-
closed lanai the first prize being
awarded to Miss Mollie Grace in the
form of a handsome gold bar pin and
the second, an artistic picture, to Miss
McCorriston.
During the afternoon delicious re-
freshments of salad, sandwiches,
cream, cakes, fruit punch, sailed al.
monds and bon-bons were served.
Those present at this very pretty
afternoon we're Miss Mildred Grace
for whom the shower was given, Miss
Mollie Grace, Miss Lulu Grace, Miss
Edith Smith, Miss Edith Lightfoot
Miss Mabel Lightfoot, Miss Constance
Simpson, Miss Turner, Miss McCorris
ton and Miss Haywards.
Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs entertained OF
Thursday afternoon at very charm
ing luncheon and swimming party al
her pretty home on King street, for {
few of the younger girls, in compli
ment to the Misses Cousins.
Hhe home was a bower of palms
and ferns, and the dining table rounC
which the hostess and her guests wer,
seated held as centerpiece tall rocl
crystal vase bearing long graceful
sprays of asparagus fern fragments O
= the same messy green's being strewl
+ over the elaborate lace doilies whic
graced the table, and enhancing tn
rare beauty of the dainty appoint
ments.
The place cards in water colors de
picted Hawaiian scenes.
After a delicious menu, to the merr
tune of young voices and laughter
and convivial entertainment through
out luncheon, the hostess and he
guests repaired TO the enhancing fern
clad swimming pool and INDUCED tn
warm sultry afternoon in cool aquati
diversions
Those present at this very delightful
informal afternoon were.
Misses Cousins, Miss Rosie Herbert
Miss Kathryn Stephens, Miss Ray Bel
and Mrs. Riggs.
Supervisor and Mrs. w. II. McCle
Ian who have been honeymooning a
Haleiwa for the past fortnight return
ed to town on sunday evening, an
have taken cottage on Fort street
where they will be pleased to receiv
their friends.
DR.. and Mrs. p. F. Frear returne
to their home on Punahou street O
Sunday evening, after few weeks va
cation spent at Governor and Mr.!
Frears mountain camp on Tantalul
DR.. and Mrs FreGr have been great
refreshed by their residence on tn
mountain side where 1t is always S
delightfully."- cool and pleasant, and ar
again ready for professional and 81
cial duties.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mr.
Philip Grisley Cox are rejoicing owe
the arrival of beautiful ten poun
! baby girl.
: Congratulations galore are beinl
sent to Mr.. and Mrs. Cox the prou