The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-13

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Mr.. Noel DEER was host at a poi
supper last evening at the CORTLAND
in honor of his cousin Bishop Osborne.
The centerpiece for the table was a
large basket of Hawaiian fruits. Each
guest was presented with a carnation
and MALE lei Bridge was enjoyed
during the evening The guests in
cluded Bishop Osborne, Mrs. Francis
M. Swanzy, Miss Swanzy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Halves Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Cockburn.
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Major and Mrs. e. ]. Timberlake
gave a dinner last evening at their
quarters at Fort Ruger The center
piece for the table was a large basket
of delicate pink geraniums tied with a
huge butterhy-bow of pink tulle. Droop-
! ing over the edge of the basket were
punches of violets which were given to
the ladies for corsage boquets.
After dinner the guests motored to
the Moana where they spent an en-
joyable evening dancing. Major and
Mrs. Undertakes guests were Miss
ICornet, Miss Case, Mr.. Caruthers,
Lieutenant vaughn, and Mr.. osborne.
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The Methodist church was prettily
decorated with flags last night for the
reception which was given for Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Butler. The churoh
was filled to its utmost capacity. Mr..
Butler spoke for a few moments and
then sang three selections which were
"The Two Grenadiers" (Schumann)
Three for Jack" and The Gilman"
Mrs Tenny Peck played his accompa-
niments.
Mr.. Buffers rich baritone voice won
the hearts of all who were present.
The violin solo, "Cavallieria Rusti-
cana" YVES rendered by Mr.. Eaton Ma
COON. Miss Magoon was his accom-
PIANIST.
The reception committee included
Doctor and Mrs. Scudder, Bishop Res
tarick, Doctor and Mrs. Wadman, Mr..
Trent, Reverend and Mrs. Smith, Mr..
Wakefield and Mr.. and Mrs. futile.
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A very quiet wedding took place at
St. Andrews cathedral yesterday aft
ernoon, when Miss Edith Ewart and
Mr.. Robert Cation were united in mar
riage The Rev. Canon Ault officiated
The br- de entered the cathedral lean
ing on the arm of her father Mr.. Geo
Ewart Her gown was of soft white
clinging material and she wore a large
white plumed picture hat The bride
carried a shower boquet of white roses
Upon their return from their honey
moon which they are spending in the
country Mr.. and Mrs. Cation will oc
cupy the Gilman cottage at Waikiki
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Mrs. Castles, the wife of Captain
Castles of the Philippine scouts, with
her two neices the Misses Carton are
returning to Manila in the transport
Thomas.
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Mrs. Harrison, sister of Lieutenant
Colonel Stamper, was an incoming pas
senger in the Thomas yesterday. She
will remain in Honolulu as the guest
of her brother for some months
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Colonel and Mrs. B. ]. Rumbougf
and Captain and Mrs D. W. Hand o.
the first field artillery, Leilehua, were
in Honolulu yesterday.
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Mr.. p. NJ. Cushnaham of Ogden
Utah, is registered at the Pleasanton
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Gless of SaI
Francisco are guests of the Pleasan
ton.
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The Service Bridge Club will NEE
this afternoon with Mrs. F, B. Ed
wards at her home on Keeaumokl
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Settle and thei
son Mr.. William Settle leave today il
the Thomas for Manila where Mr.. Set
tie has been ordered.