The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-21


and General and Mrs Taskor Bliss,
q. s. A., whom she and her husband
viii entertain while here.
Mrs. Chapman, wife OF Captain
Chapman OF Fort shafter entertained
at a very charming violet luncheon at
the post on Wednesday, compliment.
tary to Mrs. Henry Bond Restarick,
wife Of Bishop Restarick, and her
house guest Mrs. Earle of San Diego.
Covers were arranged for ten.
In the center of the large circular
luncheon table, on a lace cloth. rested
centerpiece of lavender and purple
asters, tumbling in artistic profusion
from a huge gold basket, whose han
die was tied with a faring butterfly
bow of lavender satin ribbon and
whose long crumpled streamers ex-
tending to each corner of an imagin-
airy square terminated in tiny baskets
filled with fragrant purple violets.
From the central chandelier, droop-
ing over the dainty table was sus-
pended a quaint little oriental basket
brimful of deep purple violets and ella
borately adorned by lavender satin
bows.
The name cards were handpainted
violets.
Those present, and who are still
enthusiastic over this very beautiful
luncheon were Mrs. Henry Bond Res
tarick, Mrs. Earle of San Diego, Mrs.
Payson, Mrs, ]. s. McGrew, Miss
Marsh of st. Andrews Priory, Mrs.
Winslow, wife of Major Winslow of
Fort de Russy, Mrs. Cochrane, wife
of Captain Cochrane of the U. S. Re-
venue Cutter Thetis, Mrs. w. B. Ora
ham and Mrs. Kennedy of Fort Shat.
ter.
On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Ken.
nedy wife of Major Kennedy, U. S. A.
of Fort Shafter entertained at a very
handsome luncheon, in honor of Mrs
Earle of San Diego.
The quarters at the post were
charmingly decorated with house
palms and tropical ferns, large pinl
liberty satin how, adjoining the lunch
con table as centerpiece and inter
twined with trailing smilax, which also
rippled over the lace cloth.
The place cards were hand-paintet
pastel CONNECTIONS depicting Hawaiian
scenes.
Those present on this occasion were
Mrs. Earle, Mrs. Henry Bond Resta
rick, Mrs. Ault, Madame Hayselden
Mrs. Oswald Steven Miss Marsh ant
Mrs. A. T. Baldwin.
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News has been received of the mai
riage of Mr.. William N. Stewart, an
Miss Julia Quinn which was solemnis
ed on Tuesday at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. S. Wilcox, Lihue, Kauai.
John B. Elan, once a law partner G
the late Benjamin Harrison arrive
with his family in the Mongolia for
short visit in the islands.
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Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Becker G
San Francisco, who have since thei
arrival two months ago been tn
house guests of their sister, Mrs T
Richardson will be departing passe1
gers in the Wilhelmina next Wedne!
day, en- route to tie volcano
After visit to the Volcano Hous,
to view the nature wonders of "K
. lauea" they will continue in the sam
steamer to San Francisco.
Mrs. Becker and Mrs. Maxwell wi
: leave many friends in Honolulu VIII
will anticipate with pleasure their n
turn to the islands in the future. The
l. have been the inspirations for innun
cradle delightful occasions in this cit,
!
Mrs. Theodore F. Lansing has il
= sued invitations to an Afternoon g
i cards at her home 1851 Lunalilo stree
; on Tuesday next, complimentary t
i Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Becker of Sa
! Francisco
= . .
y Invitations have been received by
: number of their friends for bride
Z. afternoon by Mrs. Ormond Wall an
!, her mother Mrs. Peck, on Monday af
D ernoon at Mrs. Walls home on Ha
:. singer street.
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Miss Enid Gregg will arrive on tn
Korea this week from Honolulu, wher
g she has spent the past month wit
h friends.-Chronicle.