The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-05

oinner party on Thursday evening att
their home in Nuuanu valley. when
covers were arranged for fifteen.
The dinner table was trimmed in
'he delicate shades of pink and green
low faring basket being filled with
long-stemmed Enchantress carna. !
lions and lace maidenhair. The han.
die of the basket was caught in
misty bow of pink tulle, while pink
satin shaded candelabra. and mono.
gram place cards completed the an.
pointment
After dinner the evening was de.
voted to bridge
Those present were Mrs. Charles
Adams Of Chicago, Captain and Mrs.
f. b. Edwards, Mrs. Roberts. Captain
and Mrs. Arthur T. Mark. Mr. and
Mrs. Gaylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit p
Wilder, Miss Ames, Medical Director
Ames, Lieutenant Leo Sahm and
Admiral and Mrs. Walter Cleveland
Cowles. ..s --
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marlin Hen.
burn have gone to Haleiwa. where
they will reside for about a week
Miss Laura Mott and Mr.. Dickson
Mott are at present visiting on Kauai
as house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Gay.
Mrs. Arthur T. Mark entertained
at an informal tea from four 70 six
yesterday afternoon as a farewell
compliment to Mrs. William H. Win.
ters' who leaves in the transport Blu
ford for San Francisco tomorrow,
The interior Of the home was beau.
TRULY decoated in baskets of gol.
den shower and lace maidenhair fern
caught with large double bows OF
yellow satin. .~H-
The lanai where the hostess and
her guests assembled, was attractive
in its rugs, palms and lace fern hang
ing baskets, and here at five delicious
refreshments of sandwiches, salad
tea, chocolate, ices and cake were
served by Oriental maids in Japan
csc costumes.
Among those present at this enjoy
able gathering were Mrs William f.
= Winters, Mrs. J. Alfred Magoon, Miss
Makea Magoon, Mrs. Pardee of Fort
Shafter, Mrs. Frederick B. McStocker
Miss Lydia McStocker, Miss Julie Nc
, Stocker, Miss Lydia McStocker Of
Philadelphia, and others.
Mrs. Jane Walker, and her daugh-
= tiers, Miss Agnes and Miss Cordelia
t Walker, entertained at a very charm
ing tea from four to six yesterday
= afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Thomas
f Rain Walker and Miss Beatrice Rai1
. Walker of England.
f The interior of the drawing room
q was abloom with quantities of pale
, pink and white spotted tiger lilies
and many exquisite overgrown pots
of maidenhair and palms.
At the tea table in the dining room
Mrs. Holloway and Mrs. Andrew Full
Ter presided over the tea and coffee
cups respectively.
This table, in the center of the
room, was dressed in link and green,
large handpainted rose jar forming
a dainty centerpiece, filled with
frail pink duchesse roses and maid,
enhair.
Small tables were arranged about
the room which was adorned by
, palms and exquisite hanging baskets
of maidenhair, each table supporting
, a slender cut glass vase of duchess
, roses.
Among those present were Mrs
. Thomas Rain Walker, Miss Beatrice
, Rain Walker, Miss Mary Carter, Mrs
l J. H. Soper, Miss Blanche Soper, Mrs
/. Robertson, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Mrs
Waldron, Mrs. Alfred Castle, Miss
(. Helen Alexander, Mrs. James Wilder
Mrs. Edward Holmes, Mrs. Scott, Miss
Marion Scott, Mrs. George Sherman
/ Mrs. D. p. r. Isenberg, Mrs. Mac
e Gauley, Mrs. j. M. DoWsett, Mrs. L