The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-01

invitations Tor large bridge tea, at
which they will entertain at the Hotel
Colonial next Saturday afternoon. !
Miss Hadley and Miss Hewling en-
tertained on Wednesday at very
delightful bridge tea at the Hotel Co
lonial, when five tables. representing
twenty guests, played on the pictuy-
esque lanai of the hotel.
Great quantities of pink-tipped
brides roses and many yellow tea
roses and white marguerites we're
heaped in brass and rock crystal
jars, interspersed with tendrils of |
lace maidenhair.
The prizes, one for each table. |
were handmade afternoon bags, ana |
these trophies were presented to Mrs |
Lakeland, Mrs Frank Halstead, Miss |
Gwendolyn Blair, Miss Marie Lucas
and Miss McCracken.
At five delicious light refreshments
of sandwiches, coffee, chocolate, cake,
bon bons and ices were served ut
small tables on the lanai.
Those present were Mrs. Frank
Halstead, Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs. w. L.
Stanley, Mrs Arthur Davidson, Mrs
Robert Lange, Miss Taggart, Mrs
Gay, Miss Cunningham, Miss Marie
Lucas. Miss Gwendolyn Blair, Miss
Soper, Mrs. Carter, Miss McCracken,
Miss Woodford, Mrs. c. Du Roi. Mrs.
G. b. Wood, Mrs Edward Ellis
Dodge, Mrs. Cleghorn, Mrs Eckhart,
Mrs. William Wall, Mrs. Young and
Miss Grace Oleson.
Miss Mary Johnson last evening en-
tertained at dinner the trustees of the
Campbell Estate.
The beautifully appointed table was
arranged on the lanai of the Hotel Co
lonial, luxuriant in tones of gold
A basket all but hidden BY huge
butterfly bow of golden tulle which
rested on the handle, confined quanti-
ties of Golden Shower clusters, encir-
cled by four tall gold candelabra sur
mounted by yellow silk shades, and
the guest cards bore the name of the
hotel in gold.
Those hidden were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry NJ. Won Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert W. Shingle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Campbell and Hon. Cecil Brown.
A very simple but pretty wedding
was that solemnized at the home OF
the groom's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Campbell, on Thursday
evening, when Mrs. Helen Hyothe be
came the wife of Mr.. Harry Rycroft.
- The service was read by Rev NJ
: Smith of the Methodist Church, in {
. French bay window in the reception
. room, which was charmingly decorated
with palms, maidenhair and quantl
: ties of white roses. and asters.
The bride was given away by Mr.. A
;, j. Campbell, and Mr.. Walter Rycroft
. a brother of the groom, was best man
The BRIDES robe was a handsome
, creation OF white satin duchesse mad,
: in Grecian style, en- train, and trim
med with rose point lace. No veil wai
worn, but a beautiful bandeau o
pearls held in place her elaborate Golf
=, fure.
+ After the service supper wal
|, served at a table decorated in tints o
r. green and lavender tulie and maiden
= hair and delicately tinted lilac aster'
d creating dainty setting. Covers a
[. this table were arranged for twenty
:. five. Among those present were: Mr.
Il and Mrs. Harry Rycroft, Mr.. and Mrs
!. George Kluegel, Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Angus, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Genaca
d Mr. and Mrs William Campbell, Mrs
!. Jaeger, Miss Smiley, Miss Ormsted
+ MIR. George Dennison, Mr.. Walter Ry
! croft, Mr.. Lawrence Robinson, Mr.. Al
(, len Robinson, Rev. NJ. Smith and Mr.
9 and Mrs A. J. Campbell.
} q -
Kohala Midget: Mr.. and Mrs. Ren
ton Hind entertained at bridge on las
n Saturday evening in honor of Mr.. AM
> Mrs. Durston. Those present includes
r Miss NJ. Wight, Mrs Birdseye, Mrs
d Durston, Miss Atkins, and Messrs
t Mason, Durston, Birdseye, Lille, Pat
/ tow, Bucholtz, Atkins, Wight an
If Walker.
v = =
.e HILO, June 29-The wedding G
Miss Alice Weight and Mr.. d. f. Met
NJ ger, both of this city, took place las
II. night at the Church of the Holy Apo'