The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-29
Society
Continued from page three.J

at Waikiki on Thursday afternoon,
the young hostess later motoring
with her guests to "Rosebank" in Nuu-
anu Valley where, at a table prettily
trimmed with pink roses and maid
enhair Miss Schaefer entertained at
! dinner.
Among those who partooll of their
young hostess hospitality were the
Misses Ruth Soper Daphne Damon,
Elizabeth Carter, Pots Biven, Mary
Won Mott; messrs Erling Hedemann,
Won Holt; Messrs. Erling Hedemann,
Gait, Dickson Mott and Francis
Brown.
Mrs Belle Jones and her three
daughters, who have been spending
the months of June and July at the
W. W. Hall residence at the PENN
sula, have returned to town, and on
the 18th of August they occupy the
p. c. Jones home, mauka, till the
opening of school, about September
! 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck will
entertain a number of friends at
house party over the weekend at
their beach home at Kaalawai, where
they are spending the summer.
Mrs, Herbert E. Stevens, wife of
Paymaster Stevens, T. S. A. enter
tanned at a very informal but de-
lightful tea from four to six yester-
day afternoon, when about thirty OF
her friends were hidden to partake
of her hospitality. Valencia" the
Waikiki home of Mrs. Fanny Becker
ton, where Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens are
stopping, is one of the prettiest spots
in the city, with its low bungalow
and artistic grounds.
The spirit of informality prevailed
at yesterdays tea, making it espe-
cially charming, and after paying
compliments to the hostess in the
drawing room the guests wandered
about the beautiful grounds, dropping
into the "Bahmi' or rest house, where
a delicious fruit punch was served.
The interiors of the rooms were
brettily decorated for the afternoon
the drawing room presenting quaint
ties of peach blow pink hibiscus bios
SONS and myriads OF Shasta daisies
and ferns
In the lanai dining room, where
Mrs. Pratt poured chocolate and Miss
Alice Cooper served tea, a trellis of
the purple bourgainvillea fell over
head like in dainty clusters and whole
boughs were drapel about the walls
0 and the fountain which played in one
corner.
In the rest house, which was elab-
/, orately decorated with branches of
J. golden shower and pepper, Mrs. Roy
: Smith served punch.
Among those present were Mrs
/, Montgomery Macomb, Mrs. w. p.
Burnham, Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. Edward
J. Timberlake, Mrs. Clifton Carter,
! Mrs. F. B. Edwards, Mrs. Frederick
B. McStocker, Miss Lydia McStocker,
Mrs Augustus b. Murphy, Mrs. Henry
&. Cooper, Miss Mary Schaefer, Mrs.
Wilcox, Mrs. Arthur Mark, Miss Clay,
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. James Madison
Kennedy Miss Onie Kennedy, Mrs. A.
T. Baldwin, Mrs. Ernest Kinloch
tombstone, Mrs. w. H. Smith, Mrs.
! Wendell C. Neville, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs.
Ward, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. James A.
Kennedy, Mrs. w. w. North and
+ others.
s Invitations have been sent out for
a dancing party, at which Miss
/ Focke will entertain this evening in
honor of her house guests, Miss Kat
and Miss Castleman of California.
Very dainty was the luncheon al
6 which Miss Daphne Damon enter
= tanned at her home on the island al
4. Moanalua yesterday afternoon. The
guests We're met at the end of the
q car line by automobiles, which con
veyed them to the picturesque home
J. of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Damon.
,s There are small rest houses by tho
4. water with full length lounginl
~ chairs apd puneis, and here tn,
hostess and her guests spent a pleas
# ant half hour till luncheon was an
nounced.
u. The home on the island is an
a. ranged similarly to a quaint Chimes
Sc village, with the sleeping rooms il
g one pagoda and the dining room
music room and living room in an
other.