This cultivar appears to have an H. 'Tokudama' background but is of unidentified parentage. It was registered in 1987 by Peter Ruh of Ohio on behalf of the originator, David Stone of Connecticut. The heavily corrugated, cupped foliage forms a medium to large size mound. It bears near-white flowers from late June into July.

This cultivar was named for Pauline Banyai's granddaughter.

In The Hosta Journal (1992 Vol. 23 No. 1) there is an article by Peter Ruh about the so-called David Stone Medium or Miniature hostas which went by a numbering system that started with DSM. This cultivar was called DSM #3 and was described as "Medium-small upright plant, round blue-green, slightly puckered leaves, deep veins, lavender flowers."