The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24

thusiast, taking great pleasure from
Haleiwas links by the sea. They are
now registered at the Moana.
Knowing the eternal feminine and
the readiness to turn to things beauti-
full in self-adornment, the following
descriptions, clipped from the Chron-
icle, will no doubt interest many gem
tie readers and invoke new ideas for
the new spring gowns to come:
The Friday Night Club gave another
jolly dance for the younger set on Fri
day evening in Century Hall. In the
absence of two of the patronesses,
Mrs. Wakefield Baker and Mrs. James
Potter Langhorne, the guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. George Ashton, Mrs.
Louis Monteagle, Mrs. George Moore
and Mrs. L. L. Baker.
Among the prettiest gowns worn at
the dance of the Friday Night Club
who appeared in a chiffon gown of the
attractive shade of "old blue" orna-
mented with broad bands of cut steel
beads. Mrs. L. L. Baker wore her ia
vorite shade of gray in a gown of
handsome brocaded silk, with trim
mings of point lace. Mrs. Louis Mont
Ga U1n'c OOun vuac q Doricion offoir Of
black chiffon cloth with panels of
white satin embroidered in black. Miss
Dorothy Chapman wore yellow satin
with a bodice of metallic gold lace.
Miss Margaret Calhoun wore white
satin with a tunic of silver-spangled
net. Miss Marian Angellottis gown
was of yellow. satin, trimmed with
gold lace and silver pendants. Miss
Justine Mechanism wore an elabor-
ate yellow satin trimmed with lace.
Miss Dorothy Van Sicklen, who is
gowned in pale pink satin trimmed
with filmy gold lace. Miss Gertrude
Perry's gown was of cerise chiffon
with drapery-like trimming of black
chiffon made over cerise satin. Miss
Joy Wilson wore an effective blue sat
in with an overdress of blue net out
lined with pendants of cut crystal,
Miss Rhoda Niebling wore pink satin
with the trimming of ropes of bead
pearls uniquely arranged about the
bodice. Miss Dorothy Bakers gown
was one of tile pretty ones which she
brought from abroad a few months
ago, and was of white satin, trimmed
with quantities of rare lace. Miss Lii
liam Whitney wore one of the most
elaborate gowns of any of the youn-
ger girls. 1t was of blue messaline,
with quantities of silver embroidery
and elaboration of pearl passementer-
ie Miss Elsie Consmiller of New
York, who is the guest of the Harry
Holbrooks, wore white satin, with
trimmings of crystal passementerie.
Miss Suzanne Kirkpatrick's gown was
of spangled blue chiffon over blue silk.
Miss Claire Nichols wore white MESA
line, trimmed with white lace. Miss
Olive Wheeler had one of the effect
i've gowns of the evening 1t was of
white chiffon, finished with coral
beads and small satin roses in coral
tones. Miss Maud Wilson was dainti-
ly pretty in a gown of heavy blue bro
caded silk. Miss Martha Foster of
San Rafael wore gown of chiffon in
tones of the palest pink,
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Haleiwa will entertain with it's reg
ular New Years dance on Friday, De-
cember 91st This is always a popular
time to visit the country and with New
Years Day falling ON Saturday it al
lows a two days vacation. Already a
number of guests have reserved rooms
and there ought to be a record crowd
at the hotel this year. There will be
special dinner, and music will be
rendered by the Haleiwa Glee Club
whose music is sweet in the open air
out in the heart of the country.
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The boys of Fort de Russy, Wal
kiki, gave a most creditable perform
ance last evening at the Post, a larg'
number of invited guests being. pres
ent in spite of the threatening wealth
er. The boys had gone to no end o
trouble, and it was pleasant that onl
few disappointed them, after al