Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-19


Manoa. we're the motifs for numerou!
festivities on Maui during the pas
week. The Maui Elks entertained
Judge Kingsbury at most enjoyable
smoker at the Maui Hotel, afterwards
serenading Mrs. Kingsbury, who wa!
the guest of Mrs. J. e. Villiers.
Last Thursday evening a number
OF Maui's most prominent citizens
honored Judge Kingsbury with ar
elaborate banquet. H. B. Penhallo"
was a capable toastmaster for the
evening; the responses were all ex
ceptionally brilliant and the affair was
a distinct success. The table was
beautifully decorated with huge cen
terpiece of flowers which formed the
word Aloha" -:
+. Among the hostesses to entertain
Mrs. Kingsbury was Mrs. w. A. Nc
Kay CT Wailuku, who entertained al
a delightful luncheon in her honor.
The number of affairs given in their
honor and the quantity of lovely gifts
which they received only go to show
the immense popularity of these peo
pie and express the regret with which
their many friends On Maui saw them
depart on Sunday night.
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Miss Rose Herbert was dinner hos.
tess of last week, entertaining on
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr.. Mar
Gus Monsarrat, who departed on the
Korea Saturday en- route to West
Point where he will resume his
studies. .s ...r
At the prettily decorated table, GOV.
ers were placed for Marcus Morsarrat,
Miss Helen SpaIding, Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney, Miss Marion Chaplin, Miss
Margaret Center, Miss Ruth Soper,
Robert Purvis, Kenneth Ables, George
Alborn, Mr.. Zrgabrite, Charles Herbert
and Miss Herbert
After dinner, the party mortored out
to the Country Club where they were
Joined by thirty or more additional
guests. Dancing was then enjoyed in
the attractive little club house during
the remainder of the evening.
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Mrs. Vera Lindstrom Cosby and
Mrs. Bernice Stevens Cameron were
through passengers on the Sonoma
which arrived in port last Friday The
two jcurneyed to Sydney as brides
Just about a year ago. Mrs. Cosby,
whose romantic marriage in San
Francisco was one of last summers
sensations, is related to the nobility
Of Sweden and was the young lady
who raised the flag over the site of
Sweden at the Panama Pacific expo.
sltion at the ground-breaking exer-
cises. ~.
z She Is at present on her way to
visit her relatives in Sweden, accom-
panied by Mrs. Cameron and her SIS
ter. Mrs. G. Earle Phillips, and son
Ernest. -
Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani left
Honolulu on the Mauna Loa last Fri
day for Kona to attend the erection OF
the tablet to the memory of Kauikea
Gull, Kamehameha ILL., After attend
ing the ceremonies at Keauhau she
notored to Hilo where, If her present
excellent health continues, she may
spend several weeks. In this event
she will visit in Hilo besides SPENDING
some time at the volcano.
Others who attended the ceremonies
at Keauhou are Mrs. F. M. Swanzy
Mrs. E. X. Pratt, Mrs. C. F. Holloway
mrs. Eoen Low, Mrs. Carrie Robinson
and Miss Lucy Peabody.
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Colonel ard Mrs. w. E. Ellis en-.
tertained at dinner in their attractive
quarters at Fort Ruger last Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Shisterer
ST., Miss Georgia Shute and Miss Julia
Evans.
AT the charmingly decorated table
covers were placed for Mrs. Phisterer
Sr., Miss Shute, Miss Evans, Captain
and Mrs. F. w. Phisterer, Miss Elsie
Richardson, lieutenant and Mrs. G. F.
Humbert, and Colonel and Mrs. Ellis
After dinner, the entire party at
terded the meeting of the card club
at the home of Captain and Mrs. Phis
terer.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. E. ]. O'Hera en-
tertaincd at dinner last Thursday eve
ming in honor of Lieutenant Pendleton
who was passenger on the Thomas
for the Philippines. The table was
IDENTIFY decorated with brignr yellow
coreopsis and maidenhair fern, and
covers were placed for Miss Elsie Rich
ardson, Lieutenant Van Duesen, Lieu
tenant Jenkins, Lieutenant Pendleton
and Lieutenant and Mrs. O'Hara. After
dinner, all attended the hop at the
Moana Hotel, where a very pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
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The dances at the Seaside Hotel are
becoming quite popular and the one
on last Saturday night was particular
ly well attended. This cool seaside
resort with its tall trees filled will
many-colored fairy lights offers q
very fitting setting for the swee
strains of Kaais music. and the dain
ty light gowns of the ladies'. On Sat
urday evening there we're present nu
merous small groups of society folk
who spent verv pleasant evening