The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-14

Brooks, together with other guests at
the Moana Hotel, joined in a dinner
last night with a friend or two from
Honolulu. After dinner the party at
tended the concert and dance at the
Young Hotel
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On account of so many events
scheduled to take place on Thursday
night, the Buckeye Club has decided
to hold it's meeting on next Monday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
II. Hitchcock in Manoa.
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Bright yellow coreopsis adorned
Mrs. T, F. Lansing's table yesterday
when ten friends, four of whom are
recent arrivals from San Francisco,
joined her at a luncheon. The invited
guests are Mrs. Miller, Miss Peterson,
Mrs. Stear, Mrs. Washburne, Miss Mar
garet Hopper, Mrs. Willard Brown,
Mrs Gussie Schmitt, Mrs. James
Dougherty and Mrs. H. F. Wichman
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Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee Mime
erode. who was married to Miss
O'Brien at the Fairmont Hotel in San
Francisco on December 10, departed
from California on the 5th Of this
month for their new home in the Phil
ippines.
Miss O'Brien was society belle
and the lieutenant one of the most
popular officer, Their departure was
preceded by social functions given in
their honor, and many friends were al
the wharf to wish them bon voyage.
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The social arrangements of the 5
S. Cleveland are most happily ar
ranged. A schedule of events for eacf
day of the voyage has been arranged
and a printed copy given to eacf
! guest.
In addition to the entertainment
scheduled, games, lectures, special anC
/ private entertainments may be ar
ranged with the social director, Mrs
M. Landon Reed, who is assisted b,
Mrs. Nevers. From the program .
entertainment planned no one neet
feel the voyage tedious.
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Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder was the host
ess at luncheon today given i
honor of Mrs. Mills and Miss Peterso
of San Francisco. The other guest
included Mrs. Hyde-Smith, Mrs. Hal
low, Mrs, Alexander Campbell, Mrs
Charles Wilder, Mrs. George Carte
Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mrs. D. Howar
Hitchcock, Mrs. Clifton Carter, Mis-
Groom and Mrs Wilder.
The dining-room and the table wei
effectively fashioned in pink with lac
ferns. After lunch few spirited ru
bers of bridge made a pleasant afte
| noon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder gave a
other of their inimitable dinner pa
Il ties last night when about for
guests responded to an invitation
dine with them.
The dinner was given in honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich of New Yor
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Crisis, Miss Rey
old and Mr. Keyes
The large lanai, which is the {
tractive dining-room of this home, hi
I its usual ported plants and baskets
ferns, and the tables were tasteful
decorated with choice roses.
The guests included Mr. and Nj
/ Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cri:
Miss Reynolds, Mr.. Keyes, Govern
Frear, General and Mrs. Macomb, N
and Mrs. George Potter, Mr.. and Mi
Arthur Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerl
Wilder, Captain and Mrs. Carter, N
and Mrs. George Carter, Mr.. and MI
Walter Dillingham;, Mr., and Mrs, &c
Davies, Miss Marion Scott, Miss No
Swanzy, Lieutenant Andrews, N
Dick Wright, Mr., Billy Roth, Mr.. al
Mrs. Richard Ivers, Miss Dolly VIII
ton, Mr.. Pierce Ceresole, Mr.. and MI
Ranny Scott, Mr. Walden, Mr.. Har
Macfarlane, Mrs. John Walker and n
and Mrs. James Wilder.
After dinner dancing occupied t
guests for the evening.
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/ A very pretty and patriotic eve
was the dinner given on board the
S. Cleveland on the night prior
her arrival in Honolulu, honorlng t
u birthday of Lincoln.