The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-24
With Society
Over the TIE
BY Lady Gay

by Lady Gay
the occasion of her birthday tomor-
row Miss Irene Dickson will enter
tain.
All affairs at witch Miss Dickson
presides are charming TO a degree.
and her friends are anticipating the
occasion with no little pleasure and
expectancy
Covers will be arranged for twenty
eight
Mr. and Mrs. Prather last evening
complimented Mr.. and Mrs Marston
Campbell, and Mrs. and Mrs Henry
of San Francisco at a prettily ap-
pointed dinner at the CORTLAND Hotel,
with covers arranged for six
The decorative tone of the ensem-
BILE was red, vivid scarlet carnations
tumbling from a large basket adorn-
ing the center of the table.
Red ribbons, tied to the handle in
q large butterfly bow name cards
painted to depict a lehua lei, and
scarlet shaded candles completed the
distinctive appointments.
Miss Helene Sloane who has de-
lighted local audience on-several oc-
casions by her singing will be de-
parting passenger on Wednesday
morning when the Sierra leaves for
San Francisco.
Miss Sloane is now visiting the
volcano of Kilauea and will return
early Wednesday morning.
1t is becoming quite a fad for motor
parties to spin out to the Country
Club on Sunday afternoons, there to
I dring in the delicious restfulness of
the place and its environments along
with n cup Of tea.
Some hosts and hostesses who en-
JOY a game of tennis, send invitations
for tennis and tea, spending quiet
and delightful afternoon.
Among others at the club on Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dill
bingham, Mrs. John Walker and Mrs.
A. M. Brown.
Cards are out for a tea which will
be given tomorrow afternoon by Mrs
Naire Williams, complimentary tx
Mrs Francis M. Needham, and Mrs
Clarence Short.
4 Miss Ethel Spalding, the beautiful
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Spald.
ing is enjoying the delights of al
eastern winter, as the guests of hel
grandmother, Mrs. j. G. Spalding o
Brookline, Massachusetts.
She has been doing the small towns
and suburbs in the neighborhood o
Mrs. Spaldings home, and has figur
ed prominently in many pretty affairs
which have been given for her.
Mrs. Kimball guest at the Court
land Hotel entertained yesterday af.
ternoon at a charmingly appointed
luncheon at this popular hostelry.
The luncheon table was abloom will
red and white carnations in a silver
bowl, with blossoms strewn over the
cloth.
Covers were arranged for Mrs. Ben.
jamin F. Dillingham;, Mrs. Harndon
Mrs P. N. Weaver, and the hostess.
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Mrs. Wilbur, wife of Captain vii
bur of Fort Ruger with her famil!
motored to Haleiwa yesterday, for al
enjoyable fortnight's visit
Mrs. Carl Widemann entertainment
cards yesterday afternoon at the hom'
of Miss Beatrice Campbell at Waikiki
Among those present were: Mrs
Mark, Mrs. e. d. Tenney Mrs. Heller
Noonan, Mrs. George Herbert Prin
cess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Kate Voor
HES Henry, Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth, Mrs. Irene Dickson, ant
others.
One of the most beautiful partie
of the season was the dance given b,
Judge and Mrs. w. l.. Whitney las
evening at their home, "Shieldsend
On Brigham street
Thirty couples participated in tn
dancing which lasted till a late hou
| in the second story ballroom which /
distinctive feature of this mansion.
r The entire house was eonverte'
into tropical bower, the spaciou
rooms being adorned by tall bras
, receptacles filled with long whit