Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
PRINCESS KAWANANAKoA. TO
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| On Thursday, November Is. the an
/ niyersary OF King David kalakaua )
! birthday, Princess David Kawanana.
| koa will give a reception at her Pen
saCola street home for Hawaiians only
/ The princess is representing her young
son, Kalakaua, and it will be day
that as>the years roll on Will be leaf
turned hack in the history of this
! country. Several friends are going 10
assist the princess in looking after the
comfort OF her guests Her Majesty
Queen Liliuokalani will assist PRINCESS
David and the reception will be from
l2 10 o'clock.
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MRS. A y CAMPBELL HONORS
PRINCESS DAVID KAWANANAK0A
"Laniakea," Miss Helen Alexander's
lunch and tea house on Alakea street.
was the setting for very charming
and we'll appointed luncheon on
Wednesday of this week when Mrs.
Albert Newton Campbell honored Prin-
cess David Kawananakoa.
1t was ''black and yellow lunch
con-" The table center was orna-
ing golden California peoples and each
guest place was marked with a bird.
that of the princess being gorgeous
peacock. preening its lovely feathered
form. An hour of social conversation
brought the party to a close.
Mrs. Campbell's guests were Prin-
cess David Kawananakoa, Mrs w A.
Purdy, Mrs. A. Gartenberg, Mrs. Wal
ter Macfarlane, Miss Grace Caldwell,
Mrs. J. Mortoa Riggs, Mrs, Charles
Chillingworth, Mrs E. S. Cunha, Mrs.
August Dreier, Mrs. A. p. Taylor and
Miss Irene Dickson.
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CAPT. ROBERT HARBOLD HON
~ .~ ORED
Mr.. Frank F. Baldwin, who has re-
Gently been appointed colonel of the
regiment of National Guard on Maui,
gave an elaborate banquet at the Mani
Hotel at Waikiki last Friday night
in honor of Capt Robert Harbold,
who has gone to Maui as the National
Guard inspectcr-instruetor. It was
the first time the new banquet hal!
of the Maui Hotel was used. The hall
is pretty in design and finish, with
great number of windows and hung
with plants in hanging baskets, very
cool and pretty-the white land the
green. The guests sat at one long
table, whose center was a banked
mass Of maidenhair fern and dark red /
Red-shaded candles lent 4
pretty, soft glow The Mary Hoffman |
furnished the music during
the entire evening. 1t was stag diu- |
ner. About 40 men in uniforms of |
white and gold made most effective |
scene
Both Capt. Harbold and Col. Bald
win received the hearty congratula- |
ions of the. guests.
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THE CHERNIAVSKY CONCERT
The three famous musicians, Leo,
Ian and Mischief Cherniavsky, who
are being so eagerly looked forward
10 by music loving Honolulu, will be
greeted with a full house for their
irst appearance on Wednesday even
ng. Already the boxes and loges
lave been engaged and large num-
Der of people have reserved numbers
VI seats for the opening evening. Mr..
George Ahlborn has two loges. He
will entertain a large company of
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sher-
nan have secured box for each per-
ormance. Princess kawananakoa is
Ilso a box-holder. Mr.. Richard Ivers
las reserved box for his use. Among
hose holding number of seats for
he entertainment OF their friends are
Ir. and Mrs Frank C. Atherton, Mr..
md Mrs. George P. Castle, Miss Hart
veil, Mr. and Mrs Ernest a. Mott
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. S. Williams,
dr. and Mrs. Albert Newton Camp
,ell, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane,
dr. and Mrs. Matteo Sandona, Mr..
nd Mrs. William Love, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cooke, Dr. and Mrs. Ferdin
nd Hedemann.
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hrs, OSWALD LIGHTFOOT GIVES
A SHOWER PARTY /
Mrs. Oswald Aghtfoot invited a
ozen Of Miss Pearl McCarthy's
riends to spend Saturday afternoon
nd shower the bride-to-be with nap
.ins. After the excitement of the
hover was over the guests each hem |