The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-10

! "oi'h W. Lieutenant and Mrs. Pratt,
Mrs. Winslow, Mr. Carmichael. Mr.
milford, Mr. George McEldowney. Mr..
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs John A. Palmer.
Mrs. Waldron, Mrs Marsh, Miss Knud.
sen, Mr.. and Mrs Johnson, Miss Dyke.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Letson and
Lieutenant Johnson.
The following invitation has been
received:
Rear-Admiral r. Yashiro
the Captains and officers of
imperial Japanese Training Squadron
At Home
On board of II. I. ]. NJ. S. "Asamap
on February 18th, 1911,
from three to five o'clock.
Dancing.
Captain and Mrs. Arthur Mark Of
the MARINE Corps entertained at din
. her last evening, complimentary TO
Brlgadier- General and Mrs. Monteom.
cry Macomb. An imposing center
piece OF yellow coreopsis blossoms and
maldenhair fern formed the center
piece, massed in a silver bowl. and
the name cards were in the design If
red hearts. Those present were Brig.
adier-General and Mrs. Macomb. Can.
tain and Mrs. Rooster of Scho6eld
Barracks, Major and Mrs. Neville of
the Marine Corps, Mr.. and Mrs G
W. Case-Deering and Miss Kathryn
Stephens.
90 q 80
Mrs. r. NJ. Overend entertained at
handsome dinner at the Alexander
Young Hotel on Saturday evening.
complimentary to Mr.. Overend who
departed for San Francisco Monday.
The table was ablaze with a myriad
OF red carnations issuing from a bas.
ket, the handles of which were tied
with a similar shade of lustrous satin
ribbon. The guest cards were designed
OF red carnations tied with satin bows
and red candelabra were used. The
guests were Mr.. r. NJ. Overend. Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Dat and Mrs. Lansing
Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Stockton
Will depart in the next Sierra for San
Francisco after very enjoyable stay
in Honolulu
cupid has been busy these baneful. |
rainfall days! And many little winged.
huttering, whispered rumors are cir.
culating over the teacups of an after
noon. One of the most interesting en-
gagements soon to be announced, tits
said' is that of Miss Hebron, of Oak
land, California, and Mr.. Austin Jones
the son of Mrs. Belle Jones of Homo
lulu
Miss Mary Alexander entertained
at an elaborate luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon complimentary to Mrs. Will
liam Gardiner Cooke of New York
who Is now visiting Honolulu as
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Cooke. The table was redoent with
the perfume of roses, masses of Amer.
lean Beauties issuing from a basket
forming a centerpiece. The roses were
partly yelled by pale pink illusion, the
guest cards depicting a similar design.
lhose present were: Mr.. and Mrs
William Gardiner Cooke, Mrs. ]. p.
Cooke, Mrs. Walter f. Frear, Mrs.
5rainerd Smith, Miss Helen Alexan.
ier Mrs, w. T. Baldwin, Mrs S. %.
DOLE Mrs. Benjamin F. Dillingham; ,
md Mrs. AIonzo Gartley
e &c
MRS James Hough entertained at
IN artistic dinner party last evening
-t the Moana Hotel A mound of pur
lie violets made a fragrant center |
lece visible through a mist Of laven. J
er tulle. The name cards were hand
in violets. The guests were:
IRIS. Cleghorn, Mr.. Percy Cleghorn. n
IT. w. G. Aldrich, Mr. W. p. John II
on and the Misses Hough n
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Mr.. Harley of Fall River, Mass, was a
ne gehial host at surprise birthday +
inner given last evening in honor of 3
is wife at the NOana Hotel where
IT. and Mrs. Harley are staying. An Il
centerpiece of crimson car g
ations and maidenhair adorned the g
enter of the brilliant table, blossoms a