The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-14

The Misses Dorothy and Bernice |
Hartwell entertained at very hand
some luncheon on Monday afternoon
at their home on Judd street in honor
of Miss Blanche Dwinell of San Fran.
cisco.
The luncheon table was trimmed in
pink in its most alluring and delicate
shade, a basket of frail duchess roses,
forming a centerpiece, and the guest
cards being hand-painted clusters OF
roses.
Those present at this charming
luncheon were Miss Blanche Dwinell,
Mrs. James Judd, Miss Catherine Good
ale, Miss Marion Scott, Miss Clare
Kelly, Mrs. Charles Wilder, Miss Ber-
nice Hartwell and Miss Dorothy Hart
we'll
Very artistic was the luncheon at
which Miss Blanche Cartwright enter
tanned at Fort Shafter yesterday after.
noon in honor of Miss Onie Kennedy
of Kentucky, who is the house guest of
Major and Mrs. James Madison Ken.
nedy of the military post.
The quarters of Lieutenant and Mrs.
w. b. Graham were artistically ar
rayed with maidenhair and quantities
of coreopsis, green and gold being the
combination of shades selected for the
house decoration.
The luncheon table supported a gid
ed basket filled with lace fern and core
Cpsis, caught with a butterfly bow of
gold illusion and encircled by four tall
brass candle holders, topped by green
satin shades showing under a fiiigree
of gold.
AS the shades of the dining-room were
drawn, the effect of the soft illumina-
ton on the circular luncheon table
and it's scintillating crystal and silver
appointments was particularly hand
some.
The guest cards, inscribed for seven,
We're hand. tainted baskets of flowers.
Those present were Miss Onie Ken.
nedy, Mrs. Turner of + ort Ruger, Mrs.
w. b. Graham and Mrs. w. H. Smith
of Fort Shafter, Miss Ethel Spalding,
and Miss Lamberson of Portland, Ore.
&c
Fifteen young friends responded to
invitations extended by Master
Wrenne Timberlake for a merry party
at Fort Ruger last evening. The
guests on arriving at the end of the
Waialae cars were met by the host
and his mother, Mrs. Edward j. Tim
berlake, who had brought a number OF
army wagons to convey them all to
their quarters at the military post.
The rooms of the bungalow were
artistically arranged with quantities of
peach-blow pink asters and white
Shasta daisies, which were heaped in
gold baskets tied with pink satin bows.
These surrounded tall stands, tab
ourets and side tables, creating a
dainty setting.
About haf.past eight a Japanese
man servant entered, bearing a large
hammered brass tray, from which
cards inscribed with the names of the
girls were selected by the boys, and in
! this pretty fashion partners were as
signed for the first stage of the climb
through the first tunnel of Diamond
Head.
The young people were accompanied
! by DR.. Sanford, and after the first
arduous ascent up the 100 steps, a
grateful surprise was revealed in the
form of a huge rock crystal punch
! bowl, whence a private stationed in
charge, dispensed the delicious beyer-
age in dainty crystal cups.
The rest of the climb to the crest of
the mountain was made irregularly,
each couple pairing off as they desired
On the summit of the glorious pan,
Drama the whole Island of Oahu, yisi-
bic on one side, spread out at their
J feet, the sea by moonlight lying silver
the hillsides dotted by irdescent lights
in the dark background of purple
mountains.
Not easily will this picture or the
sensation Of exhilaration it caused be
| forgotten!
The girls who had brought their
ukuleles and mandolins sang and
played, a delightful innovation, the
sweet Hawaiian melodies sounding on
the still night!
A descent was made down into the
very heart of the burned out crater
now formidable fertilization, and
about fifteen minutes to eleven the
guests descended to the tiny bungalow
again, lying far below