The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-18

huge centerpiece, the same gracing
the cloth The picture was further
enhanced by silver and green silk
shaded candelabra, and hand painted
scenes of the island skilfully execut-
ed by the host who has great artistic
ability.
Among those hidden to this charm.
ing dinner were Mrs. Sewell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heney, Mr.. Vale, Miss Sewell
and Mr.. Durston.
VALLEJO, June captain James
c. Gilmore of the United States
steamer Maryland entertained at
prettily appointed dinner aboard the
ship at Mare island a few evenings
since. Dinner was served in the ca
bin, which had been charmingly de-
corated for the evening, and covers
were laid for Commander and Mrs.
Oscar W.. Rooster, Miss Nina Blow,
Miss Virginia Dickins and Lieutenant
Snyder-S. F. Bulletin.
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Among the arrivals in the Siberia
Saturday was Miss Flanders, who is
travelling round the world. She is
spending a few weeks in Honolulu
before resuming her journey to the
mainland and has engaged apart
ments at the Pleasanton.
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H. NJ. Hepburn, a capitalist from
Honolulu, arrived at the Palace yes
terday, accompanied by his bride. He
is en- route to Honolulu from the East.
where he was recently married. Mr..
and Mrs. Hepburn (nee McCand-
less) have reached here from the
north, where they have been spending
their honeymoon and will be at the
Palace until their departure for Ho-
nolulu, where they will probably make
their home. Their wedding was an
important social event in New York
month ago.-S. F. Chronicle.
Mrs. Kathryn VOORHEES, Henry was
hostess at supper party at the Voor-
HES home on California street a few
evenings ago. Her quests included
Mrs. Emmett May, Princess HAVANA
nakoa, Miss Jennie Lee, Miss Cluff,
Lieut.. Commander Pratt, U. S. A.
Captain Henry Ferguson. U. s. A., G.
Otter and Lansing Miners. F.
Chronicle.
Miss Margaret Sicily, who has been
visiting her mother and sister for a
few weeks, left in the Lurline Mon
day on account of i'll health Miss
Shelly is a beautiful girl of the bru-
nette type, and is an accomplished
musician like her sister, Mrs Balch.
| Miss Sicily was educated at the No
| tire Dame college in San Jose, and
was schoolmate with a number of
Honolulu girls who were educated at
the same school. AS soon as Miss
! Skelly RECEIVERS her health she will
return as she is very much in love
with Honolulu. A large number Of
her friends in the younger set were
on the wharf to wish her bon voyage,
A romance which began four years
ago in Denver when Joseph L. Pa
came here as a member of the Royal
Hawaiian band to take part in the
Elks' convention festivities ended last
night in his marriage at the Rector
cafe to Miss Flora Belle Eaton, daugh-
ter OF Charles Eaton, a city employe.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Robert H. Perry of st. Luke's
Lutheran church. Pa is a college gra.
duate, and VISA one of the leading
athletics and glee clubmen of Hawaii,
The couple will remain in Denver for
several months, after which they will
go to Hawaii. c. e. Willard, man.
ager of Rector's, arranged for the pub
lie wedding, which was accompanied
by a program of Hawaiian songs and
marriage customs. Pa is a member
of the Hawaiian band, which plays at
Rector's and his fellow musicians
rendered him a reception after the
ceTemony.-Denver News, May II.
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Next week seems to predict some
festive "doings" in the social world,
for besides a number of teas, lunch
con and bridge parties there is to be
a ball, and although too warm for most
strenuous diversions this hop is sure
to bid fair for display Of beautiful
women and gowns since such a
charming matron of the service set
as Mrs. Manuel Garrett, and a pros
pective one as Miss Hazel Hoffman,,
are to be the honOred guests. The
invitations read for Wednesday even