The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-04

"Sechs Gedichte Mach Heine.".
(a) Op. 81, No. 5........ Mcdowell
(b) Op. 81, No. 3 ........ Mcdowell |
Joelle Scoby.
Ballade OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Reinecke !
Maude Seyde.
THE Warning of Hiawatha" Musical |
heaulng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cole
Muriel Howatt, Iwalani Ripley.
Vogel ais Prophet ....... Schumann
Isl oiseur j'etais' .......... Henselt
Marjorie Chaplin.
Fantasia &C. Minor .........M Mozart
With second piano part by Grieg,
Doris Girdler
Governor and Mrs. Walter Francis
Frear will entertain at a dinner party
at their home, Arcadia" on Tues
day evening next, complimentary to
Brigadier- General and Mrs. Montgo-
merry Macomb.
Miss Edith Williams entertained
this afternoon at a very elaborate
green and gold luncheon followed by
musicale at her home at Waikiki.
in honor of her cousin, Mrs. Clarence
Short of Montreal.
The circular table was covered by
handsome tablecloth of Bruges lace.
over which were sprinkled sprays of
lace maidenhair fern with golden
lima leis intertwined among the rich
appointments of silver and rock crys-
tai.
A very large centerpiece of maiden
hair in such profusion as to all but
conceal the antique brass Indian jar,
and name cards fashioned in the
shape of tiny umbrellas, hand painted,
in green and gold, completed the ap-
pointments.
After an elaborate menu the hostess
and her guests repaired to the recep-
ton hall, decorated with brass lars
of maidenhair and palms, where the
playing of Miss Magoon and the ex-
quisite vocal solos of Miss Grace
Robertson delighted all present
The guests included were Mrs.
Clarence Short of Montreal, Miss Har-
riet Lucas, Miss Winter, Miss Magoon,
Miss Grace Robertson, Miss Agnes
Walker, Miss Agnes Buchanan, Miss
Claire Williams and Miss Castle.
Captain and Mrs. Arthur Mark of
the U. S. Marine Corps, have sent out
invitations for dinner at which they
will entertain at their home on Kinau
street on Thursday evening next, in
honor of Brigadier- General and Mrs.
Montgomery Macomb.
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One of the most artistic and elab-
crate luncheons given this season was
that which Mrs E. J. Undertake, wife
OF Major Undertake, of Fort Ruger.
entertained yesterday afternoon as
farewell compliment to Mrs. F.. L.
Payson, wife of Lieutenant Colonel
Payson, who with her husband leaves
today for San Francisco in the trans
port Logan.
The quaint little bungalow of Mrs.
undertake, with its unique arrange
ment of tapestries, green wicker seats
ana oriental curios, is a charming
spot the quarters having added much
to the hostess's reputation as an art
lst. Luncheon was served at one in
the dining room, which is tinted in
| delft blue anG the circular table was
harmonious symphony of unusual
tones. In the center of a Canton
cloth hand embroidered in huge chry-
santhemums, stood a wicker basket
whence tumbled profusion of golden
chrysanthemums and purple violets in
mellow contrast, to the handle of
which was tied a very large gold
satin bow with trailing ends. Round
| the table myriads of violets and maid
enhair formed a fragrant garland and
corsage bouquets of violets lay be-
side each place as favors for the
ladies' The luncheon cards were sim
pie and rich, the gold family Mono
gram adjoining a severe surface, and
the bonbons were tinted in violet
shades.
After luncheon the bridge tables
were arranged on the lanai overlook
l"6 an inspiring panorama of the sea
and hills, and here several interest
ing rubbers were played.
Mrs. Arthur Mark won the first
prize, hand-painted card case, and
Mrs. tombstone of Fort Shafter can
tured the second, in the alluring form
OF a brass jardiniere brimful of purple |
yiolets.
TO Mrs. Payson the honorary prize
was presented. 1t was a book of
Madonnas bound in violet silk.
The ladies who attended this de-
lightful bridge luncheon were Mrs. F.
l.. Payson, Mrs. Neville of the Marine
Corps Mrs. Kennedy of Fort Shafter.
Mrs. Mark of the Marine Corps, Mrs, |
tombstone of Fort Shafter, Mrs.