The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-30
By Lady Gay

Mr.. and Mrs. Case Deering enter
tanned at very charming dinner last
evening at their beautiful home on
Lunalilo street.
Covers were arranged for ten.
Among those present were Admiral
and Mrs. Cowles, U. s. NJ, Captain
and Mrs. Frederick Ramsay, U. s.
M. c., Captain and Mrs. Falls, U. S.
NJ. c., Miss Bancroft, Mr.. Burrell and
Mr.. McGrew.
Another of the very enjoyable fort
nightly post hops was given on Sat
urday night at the garrison of Leile-
hua, when about sixty officers and la
dies OF Schofield Barracks attended.
The Fifth Cavalry Regimental Band
delightful music for the dan
cling which lasted till midnight in the !
Officers Camp.
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An elaborate Chinese dinner was !
given on Saturday evening by those
famous hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. Ahoo, |
when a select menu OF choice viands
was served.
The guests included Judge and Mrs.
A. G.. M. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Douthitt, Mr.. and Mrs. R. o.
Matheson, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Taylor.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Powers, OF
Tennessee are at present guests of the
city.
They expect to remain for a few
weeks visit.
Cards have been issued for a bridge
afternoon, at which Mrs. A. A. Wilder
and Mrs. Robert Atkinson will enter
tain at the Country Club, next Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. James B. Castle is entertain
! ing her daughter-in-law Mrs. Harold
Castle, at her KooIau country home
on the windward side of the island
during the absence of the latter's hus-
band in Hawaii.
THE Dunes" is a quaint spot, and
the excellent roads afford much pleas
ure for motoring
Mrs. Castle will be away for about
a week.
Miss Cowles returned to town this
afternoon in company with severa
ladies from Leilehua, who motored IL
to attend the bridge party. Mis-:
Cowles has been spending the week
end at the garrison as the guest Of
Captain and Mrs. Rooster.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Doctor Smith. OIL
Fort Shafter, has sent out invitations
for bridge afternoon, at which she
Will entertain several ladies of the
service set next Wednesday.
Major and Mrs. Neville have ISSUED
invitations for a dinner to be giver
next Friday evening in compliment I,
Brigadier- General and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Macomb.
The wedding of Miss Rosy Mad
nish, daughter of Mrs. Mladnish, o
kealia, and Mr.. Joseph Bettencourt
also of Kealia, was soiemnized at thu
home of the brides mother Saturda,
evening at seven o'clock, the Rev
Father Herman officiating. The room
where the wedding took place ha,
been profusely decorated with maid
enhair ferns, the artistic work o
Mrs. Henry Sheldon. Promptly a
seven o'clock the bride and groom
appeared and passed up the lana
closely followed by Mr.. and Mrs
John Raposa, of Lihue, who stoo
with the couple during the ceremony
the best man being Antsne Ferreira
brother-in-law to the bridegroom
The bride wore the conventional whit
trousseau, in which she appeared ex
ceedingly pretty.
Among those present were: Mr.. an
Mrs Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hundley, Mis-
Hundley, Mr.. Fairchild, Cyril o
smith, DR.. Geo. Huddy, the Kappa
teachers. Mr.. and Mrs. John Raposa
OF Lihue, Mr., and Mrs. j. b. Sousa
| Mr., and Mrs. Ben LLAMA, Mr.. an
Mrs j. Neal, Fred Mendes, Master .
Mendes, Mr.. and Mrs. James Coret
Manuel Correa, and Mr.. and Mrs
t Joseph Bettencourt, parents of tn
groom.
A special train conveyed the guest