The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-07
By Lady Gay


this afternoon with tea, compliment
airy to Mrs. Warner and Miss Shep-
herd, the mother and sister of Mrs.
w. c. Hobby.
Governor and Mrs. Walter F. F'rearI
are entertaining at dinner this even
ing in honor of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Montgomery Macomb, U. S. A.
&c
Mr. and Mrs. L, NJ. Whitehouse are
entertaining at dinner this evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Walsh and
Miss Kathryne Walsh of New York.
One of the features of the Kirmess
will be the Hungarian booth. under the
direction of Mrs. Cooper The decora-
tions will be unique to degree, an ar
Dor being designed of tobacco leaves,
and combined with red, white and
green, the Hungarian colors.
BY corps Of pretty society girls
and attractive popular boys in costume,
a characteristic supper of Goulash and
Hungarian coffee will be served, and
visitors will be charmed by the novel
ties included.
The girls and boys assisting Mrs.
Cooper are Misses Ray Bell, Ruth So
per, Ruth Anderson, Marjorie Chaplin,
Marian Chaplin, Frances Cousins;
Messrs. Gerald Irvine, Charles Her.
bert, Marcus Billson, Cyril Hoogs,
Watson Ballentyne and Percy Nottage
Another attractive feature will be
{ the Portuguese booth, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. J. d. Marques, assisted by
| Mis-. William Montrose Graham and
Mrs. Larnach. The booth is to repre-
sent a vineyard, lattice, intertwined
with real grape vines and clusters of
purple grapes, forming a canopy for
the village. A bevy of pretty Portu-
guese maidens, selected with care, and
who will be attired in characteristic
native costumes, will serve the guests
The display on sale will consist OF
grape juice, all kinds of hand-embroid,
cries in the form of lingerie, table lin
ems. bed linens, doilies, luncheon sets
table covers, crochet laces, baby arti
Giles, and large loaves of genuine Por
tuguese bread, baked like the French
crusty loaves in stone oven for the
occasion.
The articles will be on sale at rea
sonable prices, and at the conclusion
of the evening the clusters of grapes
will be clipped from the trellises ans
sold.
! Admiral and Mrs. w. c. Cowles, U
S. ~, entertained at dinner last even
ing in honor of Brigadier-General ant
Mrs. Montgomery Macomb,, U. S. A
A large mound of white and yellow
daisies adorned the center of the table
while white silk shaded candelabra
with silver columns, shed subdueC
light over the flowers. The place cards
were hand-painted depicting orienta
scenes. The guest list included Briga
dier-General and Mrs. Montgomery Ma
comb, Major and Mrs. E. E. Winslow
Major and Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Solder
Kingsbury of Maui, Miss Anderson, Mr.
Longworth Anderson, DR.. Tucker
Smith, and British Consul R. G. E
Forster.
Miss Edith Williams is entertaining
this afternoon at a luncheon at hel
home in Waikiki.
At a luncheon table abloom witt
clusters of red carnations and maid
enhair, and over which clipped bios
SONS and fern sprays were strewn
Mrs. Benjamin Marx entertained OF
Saturday in compliment to her mother
Mrs. Claire Williams, who has recent!
returned from abroad.
The guest cards were dainty anC
unique, representing miniature Ores
den plates.
Those present at this pretty lunch
con we're: Mrs. Claire Williams, Mrs
> w. r. Castle, Mrs. Needham, Mrs
Meade of Chicago, Mrs. Agnes Judd