The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

From the clubhouse to the nolel, LAG
whole lower floor of which hau peeii
reserved for the dancers ana prom
enaders, an arch of date palms leu'
the ground being carpeted for the pro-
lection of dainty gowns. The pan RUM
was decorated with cherry blossoms
and asparagus ferns. the musicians
PLAYING from among banked palms anu
ferns.
After supper the menu for whlch was
not the least OF the many ehJoyepi
things provided, came the cotillion, leu
by Mr.. Walter Dillingham; ana MISS
Dagmar Sorenson, three beautlIul anu
original figures being danced, Watcheu
with enjoyment by those not particlpa.-
ing. These figures, THE Depulahte
March" sliding Pole" and "Salutlhs
he Flag" gave effect to some beautl-
full groupings of the dancers winch won
he applause of the interested Watch-
ars The fayors, which consisted OIL
Japanese parasols, flowers, fans ana
mortar boards with hat pins pear
ing the name of the club enameled on
the head, were distributed by Mrs. Da-
vies. Mrs. Albert Judd and Mrs. George
Cooke
throughout the early hours of the
evening Professor Berger's orchestra
was stationed on the lanai of the CLUB
house. while the Ellis Giee Club ana
Orchestra furnished the music for the
dancers, their playing adding much to
the thorough enjoyment of the occa-
sion.
The number of exquisite gowns worn
at this ball was many.
Me- NJ Gruanzu wore a beaut1ful
creation of Honiton point, appliqued
with cream duchesse satin, Empire
style.
Mrs. George Fairchild wore beau
tiful real point applique, cream.
trimmed IN pink and blue roses, crust
ed with silver leaves, over cream lib
erty satin.
Mrs. Francis Gay had a rich costume
roses, trimmed with real point Princess
lace over white liberty satin.
Mrs Crook wore a very handsome
gown of black brocade chiffon, APP
pliqued with black guipure lace, over
white satin, made in Princess style.
Mrs. Henry Along was gowned in
cream point d'esprit over pink taffeta
and pink chiffon, trimmed in Irish ap-
plique.
Princess Kawananakoa had a strik-
ng costume of black Brussels point over
chiffon and taffeta.
Miss Van Vliet wore cream mousse,
inc with lavender brocades, over cream
affeta and chiffon.
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth had a
most becoming gown of black point
resprit over black taffeta, appliqued
With black velvet bowknots.
Mrs DIR. Cooper was charming in
ream silk mousseline with black bro
AIDED stripes, trimmed in~cream satin
pplique, over cream taffeta.
Mrs DR.. High had a very pretty !
own of Dresden crepe, trimmed in i
ink and with pink chiffon roses.
Miss Lucille Mulch was attractive in !
7hite Irish point, over white chiffon
nd taffeta. II
Mrs. William Montrose Graham wore !
handsome hand embroidered India /
men made over green silk in EN- !
ress design. i
Mrs. Justice Frear was becomingly :
owned in white silk and lace.
Mrs H. NJ. Won Holt wore pale yell
ow pima with lace trimming.
Mrs. George r. Carter wore a glori- ]
us creation in fluffy black material ]
nth lace and jet trimming with chif- !
on.
Mrs. Humphris was gowned in plain {
Fhite satin made on simple lines suited ]
o the petite figure of the lady.
Mrs. Justice Wilder wore a pretty
own of pink silk and lace cut EN- ]
ress style. 1t was becoming and at !
ractive.
Miss Cordelia Walker was much adj {
hired in her cream colored silk. Her !
lair establishment was a simple
wreath of pink roses.
Mrs. A. Gartley wore an electric blue ]
ilk, handsomely trimmed.
Miss Constance Restarick wore a be- |
oming creation in pale pink chiffon. !
Miss Hardway wore a pretty white
ace gown over pink pima.
Mrs. George Macfarlane was hand
omely dressed in pima silk deliberately {
with Duchesse lace.
Mrs A. Brock was in black chiffon,
color exceedingly becoming to her.
Mrs. Avery wore a handsomely en- {
roidered pink silk with lace trim {
nings.
Mrs. Knudsen, of Kauai, was one of !
he we'll dressed guests of the occasion. ]
i0AS was d So"h VI lAh beautifully
the effect being most harmo-
ious.
The list of invited guests included ]
he following:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Along, Mr.. and Mrs. !
|. Along, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Andrade, ]
Or. Andrews Adams, Mr.. r. B. Ander- {
on, Mr.. Frank Armstrong, Mr.. D. w.
anderson, Miss Ethel Angus, Mr.. w.
}. Adams Mr. and Mrs w F. Brown. | I
Or. and Mrs. Brinckerhof, Mr.. and Mrs. ]