The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-30

the talented daughter of the host and
hostess.
After dinner bridge whist filled the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Holmes have
been sojourning at the Hotel Ven
dome in San Jose. They plan to sail
later in the month for Honolulu where
they will spend six weeks or more
S. f. Bulletin.
The arrival here of Miss Helen Will
der, Miss Margaret Copeland and
Miss Carrie Mckenzie last week was
greeted by large number of friends
who have offered a warm welcome to
the travellers on their Homecoming
The three left here nearly a year ago,
and have made the trip about the
globe by way of the Orient, Suez, In
dia, the Holy Land and into Europe.
Several weeks were spent in Germany
in addition to witnessing the wonder
full play at Oberammergau, which clos
ed the tour.
Miss Wilder has gone to Miss Cope
lands country home at jacksonville
before returning to Honolulu, and
Miss Mckenzie is at her Oakland
home, but will probably return to this
city during the summers. F. Chro-
nicIe.
Miss Helene Twins picnic last Sun
day at the Hope ranch near Santa
Barbara was greatly enjoyed by the
younger set now sojourning in the
southern city. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt Jr., who have since left
Santa Barbara for mountain camp
ing trip with Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Edward White, were the honored
guests, and twenty-five friends were
invited to meet them in this jolly, in
formal manner. Those present includ-
ed Miss Marion and Miss Elizabeth
Newhall, Miss Julia Langhorne, Mrs.
Fred McNear, Miss Florence Hopkins.
Miss Jennie Croker, Miss Mary Kee-
ney, Miss Marion Zelle, Templeton
Croker, Duane Hopkins and Knox
Maddok,-S. F Chronicle.
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Mrs. w. F. Frear presided at a few
informal occasions during the week.
one of which was a lawn-bowling
party on Tuesday for about twelve
girls of the younger set. Another was
; prett luncheon, complimentary to
Mrs. Hyde-Smith, the color scheme
of which was pale green.
The appointments of this luncheon
were unique and artistic, fig leaves
being used as doilies, and ferns grac-
ing the table. The ices were served
in golden papaia, another unique fea.
ture.
Tomorrow, Mrs. Frear will preside
at pretty breakfast for fifteen, when
the color tone will be blue.
Blue print name cards will desig-
nate the places of the guests and blue
water lilies will form a graceful cen
terpiece.
Mrs. Sheedy, wife of Lieut.. Sheedy
of the Revenue Cutter Thetis enter
tanned at dainty appointed luncheon
at the Pleasanton yesterday, in honor
Of Mrs Chalker, wife of Captain
Chalker, who, having received orders
to proceed at once to Port Townsend,
will leave the Thetis and depart with
his wife in the next transport for the
mainland.
Mrs. Sheedy is one of the most
charming ladies in the service set and
as hostess is most sweet and charm
| ing, She has won a legion of friends
in Honolulu.
The luncheon table yesterday, at
which Mrs. Sheedy presided was a.
bloom with lavender asters, and the
place cards were oriental and artistic
in character.
Mrs. Sheedy's guests on this occa-
sion were Mrs. Chalker, wife of Cap
tain Chalker, Mrs. Harry Hepburn,
Mrs Ralph Ward, of Fort de Russey,
Mrs Putnam of Fort de Russey, Mrs.
Frank Robard, wife of Captain Ro-
bard, U. S. M. c., Mrs. Ramsay, wife
of Captain Ramsay, U. S. M. c., and
Mrs. Wilcox, wife of Lieut.. Wilcox Of
the Revenue Cutter Thetis.
l. & & =
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Holmes have
been sojourning at the Hotel Ven
dome in San Jose. They plan to sail
later in the month for Honolulu where
they will spend six weeks or more
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