The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-28
OVER THE TEACUPS.
BY Lady Gay.

and the party will return home the
fifteenth of September
SS
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Low entertained
at delightful poi supper on Satur-
day in honor of Mrs. Hugh Jones and
Miss Doris Jones of Los Angeles.
The table was dressed with scarlet
and green, the typical Hawaiian col
ors.
On a bed of ii leaves and maiden
hair ferns clipped stray red blossoms
we're strewn and a kou calabash
formed a centerpiece brimful of long
stemmed scarlet carnations and maid
enhair.
Long leis of red carnations lay over
the backs of the ladies' chairs and
MALE over those of the gentlemen,
which were worn during the repast
The place cards were tinted Ha-
waiian scenes, which were very at
| tractive.
During supper a Hawaiian quintette
played and sang sweet ditties, and
afterwards the host and hostess ana
their guests motored to one of the
downtown theaters
Those present were Mrs. Hugh
Jones, Miss Doris Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wide
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Single,
Miss Annabel Low, Miss Mary Low,
Mr.. Henry Beckley, Mr.. Sam Maize
Iona, Mr.. Charles Stilman and Mr..
and Mrs. Eben Low
Mrs. Thomas Rain Walker and Miss
Beatrice Walker were inspirations for
charming poi luncheon at which
Mrs Eben Low entertained on We'd
nesday afternoon, when covers were
| arranged for twelve.
The circular table was trimmed with
4, Golden Shower and long tendrils of
lace maidenhair which fell riotously
! over highly polished calabash in the
9 center of the table.
y Sprigs of these exquisite yellow bios
SONS and baby maidenhair were
q strewn artistically over the cloth anC
! the gue4t cards were handpainted
. mountain views.
Those at this charming luncheon
were Mrs. Thomas Rain Walker. Miss
f Beatrice Walker Mrs. John StrayeI
: McGrew, Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy
t Mrs. William Richard Castle, Miss
o Beatrice Castle, Mrs. Hugh Jones
Miss Doris Jones, Mrs. j. H. Soper
Miss Soper, Miss Annabel Low and
!. Mrs Eben Low.
a The management of the Seaside Ho
q tel has issued invitations for fare
well dance which will be given on
|. Monday evening next in honor of the
n young ladies of the Kappa Kappa so
! rority and their chaperones, who will
leave Wednesday in the Sierra fol
, San Francisco.
r Master Stanley Kennedy enter
:. tanned at a very charming dancing
7. party at the Outrigger Club last even
d ing, when a large number of his
friends of the younger set were bid
den to partake of his hospitality.
IS The pathway leading through thu
e quaint "torii7 along the edge of tn,
5e stream was gracefully festooned witt
Dr. blood red japanese lanterns which re
"a Elected beautifully in the still waters
re The dance pavilion in midstrean
ell was outlined with the lanterns an
the interior was decorated with man
IS large palms
!" On a rug in one corner, against
- background of palms, the young hos
- received his guests, assisted by Mr.
~ James A. Kennedy, his mother, an
AZ his sister, Miss Jessie Kennedy.
Kaais quintette played and sang fC
y The dancers till the wee sma hour
~ a delicious fruit punch being serve
in between the numbers of the pr
gram, and a buffet supper beir
served at eleven. Mrs. James A. Ke
nd needy and Mrs Augustus e. Murpl
he chaperoned.
he Among those present were Il
Misses Beatrice Castle, Vera Damo
We Jessie Kennedy, Marguerite Creig
in ron MYRTLE Schumann Thelma Mu
ply, Kenny Cation, Mary Cation, Rut
on McChesney, Martha McChesney, WI
ISIS ter, Bannon, Haslett, Elmer, Caroline
es- Mitchell, CTellin, McKibben, Salzi
rs. Hazeltine, Harmon, Marjorie China
nd Fanny Hogs, Carrie McLain, Georg
Fitzgerald, Gladys Pearne, Alice Ma
ect farlane, Minna Berger Geraldine Ne
sit mann, Belle McCorriston; MessI