The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-05
By Lady Gay

Castle, Miss Vera Damon and Miss
Wilhelmina Tenney.
90
The most feted bride-elect in many
moons is Miss Claire Williams, who,
during the past week has been the
inspiration for innumerable beautiful
occasions given in her honor
On Wednesday evening Dr. Clifford
b. High entertained at a daintily ap
pointed dinner party complimentary
to Miss Williams and Mr. Bruce
Cartwright Jr., in the artistic bung
allow in Puunuii, which Mr.. Cart
wright has purchased.
The center of the circular table
was occupied by a fancy basket brim
full of white daisies, the handle being
concealed in a mist of white illusion.
Suggestive of the nature of the ausDi-
cious occasion.
Stray daisies were dropped over
the lace cloth, and the guest cards
were hand-painted little Cupids.
Those at dinner were Miss Claire
Williams, Miss Edith Williams, Mrs.
Frederick Warehouse, Mr.. Bruce
Cartwright Jr., Mr.. Frank Howes and
DR.. Clifford B. High
Miss Agnes Walker entertained
last evening at a handsome dinner
party in honor of Miss Claire VIII
= liams and her fiance, Mr.. Bruce Cart
wright Jr.
A mound of scarlet IXora blossoms
made the dinner table very attractive
The dinner cards were fancy hand
= painted CONNECTIONS.
The guests included Miss Claire
Williams, Mrs. Walker, Miss Bernice
Hartwell, Miss Edith Williams, Mr.
Bruce Cartwright Jr, Mr.. Frank
= Armstrong, Lieutenant Price, Lieu
II tenant Vaughn and Mr.. Hoby Walker.
J. Mrs. A. Jaeger entertained at a
very pretty dancing party at her
/ home, Punahou and King streets, on
II Wednesday evening, in honor of her
e son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Jaeger.
r The spacious and artistic old home
l. was decorated with quantities Of
s. American Beauty roses heaped in
d huge Oriental jardinieres about the
rooms, and long, graceful festoons OF
smilaX draped from the side lights
e and cluster lights suspended from the
o ceiling.
= Potted palms and maidenhair occn-
g pied every spare corner on tall ped
estals, creating an exquisite setting
for the light, dainty gowns of the
y girls who alighted from motor cars
r. and were received by Mrs. Jaeger and
d her daughter, Mrs. T. Robinson.
p Nainoa's Hawaiian Quintette, screen
screened from view on a corner of
1t the lanai behind a barricade of pot
ted palms and caladiums, played and
sang all evening for the dances, the
. llOOl DClh6 III CASCliChb NOiluANiOiif
Il and very happy time was spent.
e At eleven refreshments a la buffet
were served at small tables set on
the broad lanai in setting of roses
al and ferns.
" Among those present were Mrs.
S. Allen Jaeger, Miss Belle McCorriston.
Miss May Cation, Miss Claire Will
n ljams, Miss Edith Williams, Miss Mar
IN jorie Freeth, Mrs. T. Robinson Mrs
IN Charles Chillingworth, Miss Gather
inc Magoon, Mrs. Ralph tombstone,
in Miss Violet Makee; Messrs. Sinclair
is Robert McCorriston, Charles Chilling.
la worth, Robert Cation, John Cation,
n Percy Cleghorn, George Fuller, Clar-
ence Waterman, Ralph tombstone
a Bruce Cartwright Jr. and Judge Perry
ct q 90
IL At the Moana Hotel last night the
Is musical circle of the Kilohana Art
Of League gave can Evening With
French Composers" There was a
a large gathering of lovers of music
m and the entertainment proved a most
n enjoyable one. The program began
lg with an address by E. A. P. Newcomb,
is en- the music of France during the
past century. Miss Katherin Rey-
Is nolds had charge of the arrangement
Of of the program and was thanked by
Ie the guests at the conclusion of the
O. entertainment, for the pleasure af-
'e forded.
Al The program wasJ
st A Short Survey of French Music.
n Edgar A. p. Newcomb.