The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17
Society
Continued from page three.J

Selections from Betty" or The
Maid and the Mariner"
Opera in three acts by Edgar Allan
Poe Newcomb.
(a) The North star-solo. Act III.
Mrs Bruce Mcv. Mackall
o. Solo. Act II.
Mr. Arthur Wall, accompanied by
Mrs. d. Howard Hitchcock
(c) Sextette-Act II.
Miss Edith Rosln Collais, Mrs
Charles Weight, Mrs. Chester J.
Hum, Mr. Arthur Wall, Mr.. George
Brown, Mr. Chester Livingston.
Under the direction of Mr.. Arthur
Burdette ingalls,.
Miss Marguerite Wadman and Mr..
Donald Ross were the inspirations Of
a very delightful dancing party, at
which Miss Fanny Hoogs and Cyril
Hoogs entertained last evening.
The grounds were festooned with
red and yellow Japanese lanterns,
creating a pretty approach to the
brilliantly lighted residence.
bringing the lanais all round were
dainty swaying red and yellow Ian
terms, against a background of huge
palms and many trailing vines,
fetching ensemble.
On the lanai the young guests. on
arrival, were received by their gra-
cious hostess, and it was not long
after nine when the dancing was in
full swing to the strains Of a Hawa-
iian Quintette, screened from view
by trellis of vines and branches OF
luXuriant golden shower.
The rooms had been opened up
into one large hall, and here and on
the lanai the guests danced until a |
late hour.
The hall was eXquisitely draped by |
long clinging vines which formed a |
frieze whence dropped sprays of gol- |
den shower in dainty symmetry. the
windows, arches and entrances being
festooned with a similar combina-
ton.
The dance programs, which were
very dainty CONNECTIONS, were hand
painted by the young hostess, the
girls cards being adorned by a de- |
sign of yellow marguerites, tied with !
gold satin bows, and the boys cards |
being in the design of red poinsetta |
sprays. tied with red satin.
Delicious pineapple punch was
served between dances, and at
eleven ice cream, layer cake and
chocolate were served.
Among those present at this charm
ing party were the Misses Marguer-
lite Wadman, Madeline Ross, Mar
jorie Gilman, Cordelia Gilman, Laura
Atherton, Juliette Anterior, Ethel
Mckenzie. Ruth Anderson. Ruth
Soper Myrtle Schumann. Belle Nc
Corriston, Ruth McChesney, Martha
McChesney, Margaret Restarick,
Muriel Howatt. Hazel auckland:
Messrs. Donald Ross, Jack Guard,
Richard Cation. Robert Cation. Ar
thur Hind, Charles McWayne, Frank
HoOgs, Dave Larsen, Harold Gear
Alexander Anderson, Reynold NJ
Grew, William Ouderkirk, Vincent
Gignoux, Robert McCorriston, Alan
Renton, Percy Nottage, Francis
Eames and Judge Lymer
Friends of Frank E. Thompson
gave him an epicurean send-off on
the road to matrimony at the Univer-
sity Club last evening. The menu
was an admirable one and everyone
of the fourteen present made a little
speech. The pleasant affair began at
7:45 o'clock and lasted indefinitely.
Mrs. Harold T1azelden, one of the
most popular of the younger society
matrons who, for the past season.,
has been residing at the Hotel
PIeasanton, accompanied by her
young son Donald, will leave in the
Makura on Tuesday for Vancouver
and Victoria where visits will be
made with friends.
After travelling along the coast as
far as Portland and Seattle, Mrs.
Hazelden will return to Montreal, her