Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-04

bevy OF women were handsomely |
gowned. Mrs. Richard Ivers looked |
stunning in coral colored satin tunic |
effect, studded with gold. Mrs. Charles |
Bryant Cooper was regal in q white
lace over satin, with a corsage of gold.
Mrs. Focke wore Paris creation
which was extremely becoming. Mrs.
Il. FaXon Bishop was clad in lace
robe over white satin, with jewcled
ornaments. During the evening punch
was dispensed and supper was served
in huge tent. which was turned into
floral fairyland for the occasion.
Forty small tables, oruamented with
flowers, were placed for the accommu
dation of the guests. The canopy of
the tent was completely concealed By
smilax and hanging baskets of train
Ing vines and ferns. while hundreds
Of electric lights. covered with deli
cately tinted Japanese lanterns, were
suspended among the greenery. The
sides of the enclosure were composed
of stalks of feathery bamboo, numer'
Gus tinted morningglories were so clev.
erly arranged among this foliage that
they looked as If they were growing
among the bamboo in their natural
state Corps of japanese walters clad
in spotless white, with noseless tread
served the guests. This entertain.
ment will linger in the memory Of
those present as being me Of the most
elaborate and beautiful affairs of the
season. The gowns worn on this &C.
casion were of wonderful richness and
beauty. and the ensemble showed that
the classical mode prevails In the
styles Of the season. Most of the
frocks were constructed on severe
Hines. the draperies being hung with
artistic attention to the contour of the
| figure. Mrs. Corwin = Ress WI
queenly In lavender satin. encrustel
with jeweled trimming; Mrs. Samuel
Dunning looked extremely handsome
in pale blue satin, with draped skirt
\ and. touches of pearl trimming: Miss
! Tesney, the daughter of the house
! wore blnt chiffon over pink satin. This
gown was cut in the prevailing mode
! and was very becoming; Mrs. George
THerbert wore black lace with me
! corsage embroidered In gold; Mrs
Arthur Wilder was cad III frehch
! robe of white lace; Mrs. Robert Atkln'
son wore light blue satin with gar
niture of pearls; Mrs. Julie Macfar
lane wore handsome costume o.
black and gold, with necklace OF
pearls and diamonds MIS- HarVe!
Murray was clad In hght Diue satih
Mrs. walter frear wore while chii
Ton, encrusted In lace; MIS- henJes
Hooked handsome IN satlh gown OF
! y neutrality-suspicious. tone. that Dlended
I1eautiiulS WIN the browns ana soiu
twith which II was empioldered' MIS-
Harrs Lewis was one Oh the hahusorn
est women present she. wore faris
gown OF black satln, WIN plastrooh
effect OF gold ornaments OF gold were
worn In the hair; MISS vera Damon
i looked extremely pretty IN seaioaul
f9reen satln, win the corsase Oh SILVER
Mrs. John Siraser Mcurew wore one
fnf the handsnmest gowns, OF rose POM
l5aee- over -mauve sam a SUPERB
brooch ana necklace OF diarlohus were
worn MRS. T. hedemahn wore an siec
tric blue 1eau DE crepe elproiuereo
In a deeper shade OF niue' MIS- D. +
Diilihghun wore o'acN chaiiNliiy 'aoe
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rare lace. airs Robert shinple wore
New York creation of blue satin
with a stole of clothe of gold encrust
ed with pearls; Mrs Harold billing
hams gown was one Of the most strik
ing. and was fashioned of satin. in
the new shade of green, with an over
dress of gold net. embroidered with
Jewels: Mrs. Harold Castle, who is one
of the recent brides, wore her we'd
ding gown of rare lace over white sat
in. Miss Beatrice Campbell looked
stunning in cream lace over pink sat
in. Miss Renies was picture in pink;
Mrs. J. p. Cooke was clad in blacl
satin. Miss Agnes Walker wore .
stunning frock of light blue crepe. EN-