The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-14

The round disc place cards were red
and bore the college letter In white.
During DINNER many toasts were OF.
fered to the old days and future days,
many "reminiscences recalled and col.
lege songs of student days sung.
After dinner music filled the even.
ing The menu OF the banquet Col.
lows:
Raw Oysters on caviare and toast
Celery and Radishes
Ripe and Green Olives
Bouihon and Crackers
Fried Fish and Tartare Sauce
Julien Potatoes
Baked Apples and Whipped Cream
Roast Turkey and Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Dreamed Cauraower
Banana Nut Salad
CORTLAND Ice Cream and small cakes
Bents' Water Crackers and Cheese
Black Coffee Nuts and Ralsins
Fruit Punch
Among those present were Prof and
Mrs John w. Gilmore, Prof and Mrs.
John M. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
~. Hum, DR.. L. h. Case, Prof. and
Mrs. Arthur r. Keller, Prof and Mrs.
Vaughan MacCaughey, Lieutenant H.
l.. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Fits, and
Miss Della Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Richardson
entertained at a handsome dinner
party on Tuesday evening in honor of
the latter's sisters, Mrs. Becker and
Mrs. Maxwell. at present her house
guests.
The dinner table was aglow with a
myriad of tiny colored electric bulbs,
peeping from between clusters of red
roses and fluffy lace maidenhair which
adorned the hand-wrought Cluny lace
centerpiece, creating a startlingly
pretty effect
In the center of this circular table,
and banked by red roses and maiden.
hair, large vase, comprising a num-
Der of branches was filled with grace.
full lOhg-stemmed American Beauty
roses, whose fragrance was perceptible
throughout the room
The place cards, hand-painted, re-
presented eye Ladies of Old" in quaint
old fashioned costumes and in delicate
coloring which combined harmonious.
ly with the rich appointments of the
artistic table. After dinner, the even.
ing was devoted to bridge
Mrs. Richardson is a most capable
hostess, and her occasions are always
delightful.
Those present at this very handsome
dinner were Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs
Becker of San Francisco, for whom 1t
was given, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wild
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Klebahn, Mr.. and
: Mrs. Robert LAM, DR.. Arthur Hodgins
+ and Mr.. Harry Whitney.
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= Cards have been received as follows
' Mrs. Walter Dillingham;
i invites you to tea Monday afternoon
at halt after four
l to meet those interested in the
r Mid-Pacifc Kermess.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Richards are
anticipating the arrival tomorrow in
| the Mongolia of Bishop and Mrs,
) Hughes who will remain over, and
, whom Mr.. and Mrs. Richards will en-
, terrain as their house guests while
| here for fortnights visit.
$ Mrs. Edward D. Tenney is entertain,
a ing four tables this afternoon at cards
p at her mansion on Lunalilo and Pen
t sacola streets. complimentary to Mrs,
]. f. c. Hagens.
I. One of the very pretty occasions OF
J. the week was the tea given from half
!. after three to six O'CLOCK on Wednes
4 day afternoon by hrs. Alfred L. Castle
). at her home "Roselawn" in NuuanU
l. valley complimentary to her house
Y guest, Miss Anna Durham and Miss
l. Beatrice Castle who has just returned
from visit in the east.
n The picturesque home of the hostess
v created charming setting for the re
ception, with it's superb view of the
r soft green mountain on all sides and
g the deep toned canyon of the vale!
(, in between
s Mrs. Castle, Miss Durham and Mis-
r. Beatrice Castle received the guests II
II the large reception room which wa
A. beautified by masses of Golden Chry
santhemums and foliage with huge jar
dinieres of dark green palms and
d profusion of potted maidenhair
y In the dining room, Mrs. F, A
r. Shaefer, the mother of the hostes