The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-29


head and shoulders comes next and
the general character of the pose, is
hastily but strongly expressed. The
background must suggest the outline
Of the figure from the atmosphere.
There is a great deal of time, con-
sideration and thought put into the
pose of a sitter, and involves from
start to finish, concentrating brain
work; there isn't anything about it
that is relaxing. ,.ss.-.
"On an average concluded Mrs.
Plotner, 1T takes about six sittings
for the PRACTICAL part of the miniature,
after which draperies are considered"
Mrs. Plotner will remain in Homo
lulu for about two months and will
do some work while here, after which
she will proceed to New York, to enter
the field of competition, and will open
large studio.
4 4 &
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg was host
ess at a handsomely appointed dinner
in the private dining room of the
Pdeasanton on Monday evening, when
covers were laid for twelve.
The decorations consisted Of white
and pink asters, which combined with
maiden hair fern, and pale pink shad
ed candelabra, was most effective; the
place cards were plain with gold mono
grams.
The guests at this delightful dinner
were Consul and Mrs. R. G. E. Forster,
Major and Mrs. Dunning, Captain and
Mrs Mark, Mr.. and Mrs. DuisenDerg
Miss DuisenGegg.
A Hawaiian quintette played during
dinner and afterwards, when the guests
adjourned for bridge.
Mrs. Isenberg has gained a reputation
in Honolulu for her exquisite beauty,
her carriage, nd poise being admirable
characteristics. On this occasion sac
wore a magnificent black gown Ella
borately trimmed with jet, and pre-
sented a lovely picture.
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Invitations have been issued by the
Kilohana Art League for an ILLUS
trated lecture on Goethes Faust" on
Saturday evening, January twenty
ninth, at eight o'clock, and under the
auspices of Professor Valentin Bush
ner and Prof. Gilmore who will assume
charge of the lantern.
There will be thrown upon the screen
over two hundred beautiful slides, il
Illustrating the lecture, which no doubt
will be as great a success, and in every
way as enjoyable, as the various other
entertainments given under the
patronage of the League.
8 = 8
Invitations have been issued. for a
tea to be given next Thursday by Mrs
A. Gartenberg of Waikiki, in honor
of her niece, Miss Coffee of Oakland
California.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
= Fred Bush entertained in honor Of
their twentieth anniversary.
8 = &
y Colonel Frank Joyce, accompanied
by his wife and daughter are expected
e to arrive in the Siberia from Sa1
u francisco, and have engaged apart
Il ments by cable at the Pleasanton.
q j. B. Castle wealthy planter O
e Hawaii, registered yesterday at tn,
q Fairmont. -Chronicle.
e 3 g 3
Mrs. Whiting entertained at a hand
d some tea at her apartments at the
: Bella Vista last Monday, at which hel
= guest of honor was Mrs. f. P. Stone
It who leaves shortly for Europe.-S.
i Chronicle.
|, = 4
e On Tusday evening Mrs. Hagens en-
g tertained with a dinner in honor o.
d Mrs. Saunders wife of Captain Saund
ers, at which covers were laid FOL
4 twelve, The color scheme was pref
e tily carried out in pink and white
e dainty sprays of Begonias interminglet
, with lace maiden hair fern, as center