The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-15


embroidered in silver and crystal fell
in graceful folds. In place OF a de-
colletage the upper part OF the bodice
showed a draped scarf effect of the
silver tissue, and the silver and crys-
tai motifs were repeated in the long
train and the closely-fitting sleeves.
She wore a single diamond ornament
in her couture and a diamond brooch.
Mrs. Sheriff. Sherman, wife of the son
OF the incoming Vice President, wore
white lace directoire gown over white
satin, diamond necklace and other
diamond ornaments. Mrs. Thomas
Sherman another daughter-hl-law, ap-
peared in a white lace princess gown
with pearl and diamond ornaments,
Mrs. Knox wore an artistic toilette of
Napoleon pink satin, made on the
newest French lines, with a gracefully
draped tunic of crystal beads. Her
jewels were a diamond dogcollar and
a diamond aigret. Mrs. Reed Knox's
gown was maize satin trimmed in
lace, with motifs of gold embroidery.
wore a black crepe trimmed in Vene-
tlan lace, and pearl and diamond or
naments. Mrs. Elkins, wife of Sena-
tor Elkins, wore a handsome import
ed toilette of dark blue satin, with
serpentine spangles and her jewels
were diamonds. Miss Katherine Ell
kins' gown Of rare old lace was made
over a princess slip of white satin.
She wore a pearl necklace. Miss Will
son, daughter of Secretary OF Agricul-
ture, wore a gown of ciel blue velvet,
embroidered in seed pearls, gold and
turquoises, Baroness Won Bernstorff,
wife of the German Ambassador, wore
directoire Costume of white satin
with a dog collar of diamonds. Bar
oness Alexandra Won Bernstorff ap-
peared in girlish gown of pink crepe
de chine. Mrs. Wright, wife of the
Secretary of War, wore a costume of
lilac satin, embroidered in gold and
diamond ornaments. Mrs. James Bryce,
wife of the British Ambassador, wore
white satin trimmed in lace, and
many diamond ornaments. Mrs. JOS
cpl Letters gown of black velvet was
heavily trimmed with gold Venetian
lace, and she wore diamond tiara.
Miss Helen Cannon, daughter OF the
Speaker of the House, wore o princess
costume of black satin, trimmed in jet
and diamonds. hcr guests, MrS. ID. Z.
Nugent and Miss Louice Nugent, OF
st. Louis were gowned, the former in
black lace, and the latter in white
satin. Mrs. Depew, wife of Senator
cred in pearls, with diamond and
pearl ornaments. Countess Moltke,
wife of the Danish Minister, white
brocaded velvet, collar of pearls, ana
diamond tiara; Mrs. Edwards, wife OF
General Clarence Edwards, blue satin
ard jet; her guest, Mrs. Otis, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, princess gown of white
satin; Nine. Quesada, wife Of the CO.
ktRn Minister, princess gown OF Irish
point lace over pale blue satin; Mrs
r. Dewitt Talmage, white satin prin-
cess, heavily embroidered in gold; her
daughtQ, Miss Rebecca Collier, Paris
sewn of pale green satin over drapsd
silk tissue; Mrs. Ben. wife of Major
General j. Franklin Bell, white satin
and pearls; her guests, Mrs. Luce, OF
New York, white brOeade embroidered
in gold and Miss Van Voorhis, of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, black satin with sill
yer trimmings; Mrs. La Toilette, wife
CT Senator La Toilette, of Wisconsin,
empire gown of white Irish crochet;
Mrs. Cochran, wife of Representative
BCurke Cochran, white satin directoire
costume, trimmed in black lace and
jet, with Nile green directoire sash,
and pearl ornaments; her sister, Miss
Ide, black satin; Mrs. Dalzel, wife OF
Representative Dalzell, of Pennsylva-
MA, white brocaded satin with gold
lace; heI guest, Miss Mccoy, pink sa-
tin; Nine. Jusserand, wife of the
French Ambassador, fraise satin with
draped tunic of gold tissue, diamond
dog collar; Mrs. Guggenheim, wife or
Senator Guggenheim, Of Colorado
black velvet embroidered in gold, dia-
mond ornaments; Mrs. Sutherland,
wife of Senator Sutherland of Utah,
white lace directoire gown, diamond
and pearl ornaments; Miss Sutherland,
wife of Senator Sutherland of Utah,
white lace directoire gown, diamond
and pearl ornaments; Miss Sutherland,
coral satin, with touches OF gold en-
broidery; Miss Pulitzer, daughter OF
Joseph Pulitzer, of New York, white
lace embroidered in pearls, pearl neck
lace; Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh, black
velvet embroidered in gold, diamond
tiara; AIRS. Edward Beale Mclean,
white satin with crystal trimmings,
diamond and pearl ornaments; Mrs.
Terry, wife of Admiral Terry, white
bIocaded silk; Miss Eleanor Terry,
pale blue satin; Broness Wedel Of the
German Embassy, white satin direc-
toire costume with many diamond or