The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-03
OVER THE TEACCPS.
BY Lady Gay.

an enjoyable summer spent in Califor-
mia.
Mrs Tenney took her touring car
along and the party spent much time
in motoring through California.
Mrs Marston Campbell has sent out
invitations for tea, at which she will
entertain from four to six this after
noon, at her home in Manoa.
| Mrs K r. G.. Wallace entertained
at a handsome prenuptial orchid lun-
cheon at her home in Kalihi valley
yesterday afternoon, in honor of Miss
Anna Rose.
Before luncheon and after it
plunge was enjoyed in the huge swim.
ming pool of concrete, which is a per-
feet bower of potted palms, hanging
baskets of maidenhair and dollhouse
flowers.
The luncheon table was trimmed en-
tirely in orchids, basket filled with
these exquisite lavender blooms and
maidenhair on Bruges lace cloth, be-
ing vened by butterfly bow of laven-
der tulle.
The place cards were heart-shaped
in white adorned by little gold cupids
and tied with white satin bows to tiny
bridal groups of dolls
Exquisite corsage favors of orchid
sprays lay beside each place.
After luncheon, coffee was served on
the lawn under the trees, and de-
lightful afternoon was spent.
Those present were Miss Anna Rose,
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Mrs. Har-
ry Murray, Mrs James Lloyd, Mrs. e.
J. Weight, Mrs. w. S. M. Lindsay,
Mrs. Ellen Dwight, Mrs Pa, and Mrs,
Wallace.
Mrs. Clarence Olsen entertained at
a very ClldIluluS lunNllCOlAB w
covers were arranged for six.
The centerpiece of duchesse roses
and maidenhair rested upon an en-
broidered Swiss centerpiece from Lu'
cerne, and the place cards were hand
painted CONNECTIONS.
Amosg those present were MIS-
Johnson Mrs. William Schmidt MIS-
John Drew, Mrs. Clarence Olsen and
others.
Miss Thelma Parker of Honolulu
who is residing in California street
with her mother, Mrs FredericR
Knigbt and Mr.. Knight, enterta1neo
- luncheon for Miss Harriet Brad
ford who will leave this week 1ol
Rrvn Mawr to continue her studies
s. F. Examiner.
Jobn Gill and family, Honolulu resi-
donts. are at the Stewart They ar
bomeward bound after an eastern
trims. F. Examiner.
The wedding at eight O'CLOCK yes
+ordav morning at St, Clement u
| Miss Roby Case and Mt Eu"ar'
! rates blanchard was one of the sim
nlest and most artistic ever solemn
-, - +1,is quaint chanel
. The altar was arranged in pro
fusion of palms, trailing vines ant
: daisies, the glow of sacred taper'
r being very effective.
The service was read by the Revei
4 end John osborne, the attendants be
4 ing Mrs. Harold Hayselden, DIR. Al
thur Hodgins and Mr.. A. L. c. Atklr
son, who gave the bride into tn
r keeping of her husband.
= At the conclusion of the service tn
bride and groom sped away in
limousine, amid shower of rice an
. old shoes
- The brides first wish was to haste
. ! 10 Iuuuul W uCl LiiObhSis "AS w.
= too i'll to attend the ceremony, to prt
sent her with her bridal bouquet.
u She next hurried to the cable offic
to dispatch a message to her fathe
>, who is seriously i'll in a hospital l
" Seattle.
% Later the bridal party met at tn
X Moana Hotel, where a wedding brea
re fast was served in the private diniu
room of this Waikiki hostelry
s. The table was beautifully dresse
Sc in La Marque roses and smilaX an
a. covers were arranged for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs Blanchard are spen
re ing their honeymoon on the othC
side of the island, and will be
IS home at the Alexander Young Hot
st, after November /.