The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-25
By Lady Gay

pima over white satin with suggestions
of Maltese lace and wearing a cor
sage of violets
Miss Callie Lucas in white silk
trimmed with motifs of seuuins was
charming, while Mrs. Edward ]. Tim
berlake was handsome in white satin
duchesse, yelled with white tulle,
which was caught up here and. there
by sequin cabachons. In her fair hair
Mrs. Timberlake wore gold Grecian
bands and roses of gold tissue, which
were very striking.
Miss Claire Williams, the sweet
young hostess, was wildly beautiful.
her fair hair and complexion being
brought out entrancingly by an i'm
ported French robe of black lace and
sequins.
In her hair and as a corsage Miss
Williams wore red Jacqueminot roses.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Faxon Bishop have
issued invitations for a dinner party
at which they will entertain on Mon
day evening.
The United Service Bridge Club
will meet on Monday next at one
o'clock for luncheon at the University
Club, to be followed by an afternoon
at cards.
An interesting rumor, which is now
spreading through San Francisco So
ciety, has reached Honolulu, and will
surprise many in the smart set who
know her, is that the beautiful Mrs.
Charles Lewis, formerly of Honolulu,
is to marry DR.. Phillip Mills Jones,
the well known club man and society
leader in San Francisco.
lecture on Egypt will be given at
the Kilohana Art League rooms on
Tuesday afternoon, February %, at
half past three o'clock, by Mrs. ].
Green, former chairman of the art
department of the Womans Club of
Cincinnati.
Mrs Green has recently visited
Egypt for the second time, making a
serious study of it's art.
All interested are invited to attend
the lecture.
Miss Agnes Walker has issued in.
vitations for luncheon to be follow
ed by bridge, at which she will en-
terrain a few of the younger set at
her home in Nuuanu Valley on Tues
day next.
Mrs. Pardee of Fort Shafter is en-.
tertaining this afternoon at bridge
luncheon at her quarters at the post,
complimentary to Mrs. Montgomery
Macomb.
Captain and Mrs. Chapman of Fort
Shafter, entertained at an artistic and
remarkably dainty dinner at their
quarters last evening, complimentary
to Major and Mrs Neville.
Quantities of white marguerites
gracefully arranged in the midst of
crystal, silver and dainty china were
featured on the table, while the din
ner cards were hand painted designs
of similar flower.
Candles tipped by yellow silk shades
completed the pretty appointments.
The evening was devoted to bridge.
Those present were Major and Mrs.
Wendell c. Neville, Captain and Mrs.
w. H. Winters, Mrs. Pardee and
Captain M. N. Falls.
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Mr. and Mrs. Waldron entertained
at luncheon yesterday afternoon at
the Country Club, when six guests
partook of their gracious hospitality.
The luncheon table was abloom with
brown and gold tinted nasturtiums,
charmingly combined with their nat
ural pads of foliage.
A gold basket was filled with these
blossoms which were also strewn over
the cloth, and monogram guest cards
were used. The afternoon was devot-
ed to bridge Those present were:-
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Z. BoWles, MISS Kilby, Miss
Flora Kilby and the hosts.
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Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Scudder enter
tanned last evening in honor of Ray
Stannard Baker, the literary visitor.
Those present besides the chief guest,
were Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Thurston,
Mrs. Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Gait, Miss
Doscher and Walter G. Smith.
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Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle and daught-
or Eleanor, who have been in Europe
about four years, expect to return
home next fall.
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Judge Wilder will entertain at the
Pacific Club next Friday evening IN
honor of Chief Justice Hartwell
bright renOrter on an evening ma