The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-15

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friends during her two visits to Homo
lulu and her place will be hard to fill
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Mrs. Florence BODICE entertained in.
formally at a tea on Wednesday after
noon on the attractive lanais of the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel, entertaining a
number of friends.
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Mrs. ]. B. Roberts, prominent So
ciety and club women of San Jose, is
guest of the Moana. She has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stanley
Richardson of Maui and will return
to California after the Floral Parade.
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About one hundred and twenty-five
people are expected at the Outrigger
Club tonight at the masquerade ball
given by popular dancing club of Ho-
nolulu. Each member of the club is
permitted to extend an invitation.
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Mrs. Richard Ivers gave a small
luncheon yesterday to half a dozen
friends, including Mrs. Walter Dill
ingham, Mrs. Alexander Halves, Mrs.
George Potter and friends from the
Moana Hotel.
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The Literary Circle of Kilohana Art
League has an "at home" tonight, at
which the life, works and philosophy
of Arnold Bennett will be set forth.
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The whist tournament given by
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge begins
tonight in Odd Fellows Hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies gave
very elegant dinner last evening, in
which bright tones of yellow combined
with ferns made an effective table
decoration. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hedeman, General and Mrs. Ma
comb, Mr.. and Mrs. Focke, Mrs. Hyde
Smith, Governor Frear, Mr.. Newcombe
and Mrs. Newcombe.
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a pleasant lunch party was given
at the Moana Hotel on Wednesday,
when Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mr.
Clarence chI.idt, Mrs. Burnham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mugden sat around a
table which was especially prepared
for the party.
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The Lunch and Bridge Club met
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Under
man at 1915 Young street, when the
regulation lunch and rubbers were en-
joyed.
Bright red carnations adorned the
table over which the hostess presided
After the usual rubbers of bridge
and counting of the score, Mrs. Bon
was awarded the prize. The members
of this club are Mrs. John Drew, Mrs.
Otto Bierbach, Mrs. Charles Bon, Mrs.
De Freest, Mrs F. C. Lyser, Mrs.
Philip Frear, Mrs. f. A. Potter, Mrs.
Ed Benner, Mrs. Randolph G. Moore,
Mrs. William Goetz, Mrs. Guy Gere,
Mrs, Fred Morse and Mrs. Linderman.
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Miss Marie Won Hollis dancing party
given at the Seaside Hotel last night
in honor of her house guest, Miss Tut
tie, had been anticipated during the
past week by every one fortunate
enough to have an invitation. The
large round dancing lanai was artist
cally decorated for the occasion, and
presented a pleasing dainty effect.
Garlands of MALE were twined
around the pillalE and pink and white
flowers and a suggestion of pink little
hearts in honor of st. Valentine pro-
duced the dainty effect appropriate to
the occasion.
About twenty-five couples attended
and INDUCED in dancing or sat under
the big hau tree listening to the lap
ping of the water and watching the
fairylike scene on the lanai
Kaai furnished music for the dance.
Refreshments were served at small
tables on the lawn between the sea
and the dancing lanai. The guests de-
parted at a late hour with reluctance.
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A pleasant group of young people
( from the Hawaiian Hotel have been
making things very agreeable for
themselves by series of informal en-
tertainments.
These began with a weekend and
Christmas party given by Mr.. and