Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10

against the wall and their fresh. man.
! ly appearance made an excellent I'M
preston. The distinguished guests
watched the dancing with great inter.
est, many Of them seeing foreign dane.
ing for the first time. Mr.. lsOye was
the only japanese officer who cssayed
the twostep, which he went through
in fine style. There were many beau.
7 tiful women present and handsome
I tOilettes. Mrs. Frear looked charm
ing, as she always does, and Mrs. Abe,
the wife of the vice consul. was dainty
and sweet in pink satin trimmed
with elegant embroidery. Mrs. Low
wore white chiffon combined with
Dresden passemcnterie, and Mrs. r.
q. Leeds, q guest at the Moana hotel,
in pink was much admired. Her fresh,
girlish beauty attracted all eyes. Mrs.
George Fairchild was In gold fillet
lace, made Directoire, and the Jet or
nament In her hair combined with
many diamonds was becoming. Dia.
monds also decorated the low corsage
Mrs. Ernest Warehouse wore an En-
pirc frocS of black and white spanglcd
net. Mrs. Moses was In white chit.
fOn over white satin, and Mrs. Dun.
ming was attractivoly gOwned in pink.
Mrs. Long wore a fetching white chif.
fOn, and Mrs. Parks made striking
appearance In rich white satin di.
rectoirc. Mrs. Harry Macfarlanes
frock was pink satin with gold EN-.
broideries, and her ornaments, dia.
mOnds. Madame Menant in deep Grim.
son satin looked well, and Mrs. Ralph
Forster. in an exquisite toilette OF
white lace over mauve and accessories
Of embroideries, was very chic. Mrs.
GCrrit Wilder was admired In spang.
led pink net over pink satin. Mrs.
Gay, in pink embroidered chiffon, was
n picture. Mrs. Eric Knudsen looked
lovely, and her frock was of yellow
satin. Miss Clara Carpenter, who was
one of the bellies Of the evening, wore
II pale pink Dlrectore, which suited
her perfectly. Mrs. McGowan, of Los
Angeles, wore gown that was almost
barbaric In its magnificence. IL was
composed of duh old-rose satin and the
panels at front and back were of the
richest oriental embroidery in dull
! purple shades and gold threat. The
cut of the gown was perfect and re.
yealed the graceful figure at every
turn. Quaint jeweGy gave "A dlstinc-
tive note the the toilette. Mrs. Walter
3. Newhall of Los Angeles was in a
charming dress of black and silver,
and Mrs. Potter of San Francisco, Il
fascinating woman, was in rich black
frock. Mrs. NJ. Phillips wore pink
satin, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott ware a
black toilette with gold ornaments.
In lovely black frock. Mrs. Ramsey
was In a stunning frock of pale mauve.
and Mrs. Joel Cohen was In beauti-
full dress of black Battenberg lace
Mrs. Fred Damon wore white lace, ana
the Japanese ladies' for the most part
wore kinonOs, and looked dainty, sweet
and effective. A delicious supper was
served about a quarter OF eleven, and
punch and lemonade were served on
the roof garden throughout the even.
ing, Among those present were: Gov
ernor and Mrs. Frear, the Italian Con.
sui +. A. Schaefer; the French Consul
and Madame Menant, the British Con-
sui and Mrs. Forster, the Portuguese
Consul, Count A. de S. Canavarro; the
Chinese Consul, Tseng Hal; the Mex
lean Consul, w. LAM; the Peruvian
Consul, Bruce Cartwright; the Bel
CLAN Consul, r. f. LANCE; Captain c.
+. Rees, U. S. N; Lieutenant Com.
mander and Mrs. Moses, Paymaster
and Mrs. Hornberger, Civil Engineer
Parks and Mrs. Parks. Major Long,
U. c. NJ. c., and Mrs. Long; Captain
! Low, U. S. NJ. c., and Mrs. Low, and
many marine officers; Colonel w. S.
Schuyler, 9TH Cavalry, U. S. A.; Major
Foster, 9TH Cavalry and Mrs. Foster;
Major and Mrs. Stevens, Miss Stevens
Captain and Mrs. sturges, Captain and
Mrs. Willard, Captain Scales, Captain
and Mrs. Day, Lieutenant and Mrs
Barnard, Lieutenant and Mrs. p. II
Sheridan, Lieutenant Winnia, Lieuten
ant McAlister, Lieutenant Dockery
Miss Dockery, Lieutenant J. II. Hume
Lieutenant Queckmeyer, Major Dun
ming, goth Infantry, and Mrs. Dunning;
Lieutenant McCleary, Lieutenant Par
dee, Lieutenant Rogers, Major Beech
er b. Ray, Paymaster, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Ray; Captain and Mrs. Cashier
Captain and Mrs. NJ. N. Falls, Presi
dent of the Senate w. o. Smith, Speak
,er of the House Hostein and many
members of the Legislature, Mayor
Fern, former Governor Cleghorn, Mr.
and Mrs. c. l., Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Macfal,ane, Senator and Mrs
George Fairchlld, Senator aud Mrs
knudsen Hon, and Mrs. Joel Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and