Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

cellent The guest of honor is an *
temely afrable man. He seemed tn
enjoy himself thoroughly and ex
pressed his appreciation on several DC
clsions Immediately after the recep.
ton dancing began in both bathrooms
These rooms looked beautiful before
the dancing began, but when The
scores of handsome women IN their
chic party dresses filled the IONS
with their escorts in immaculate even.
ing clothes the picture was CON Llete
and II was most brilliant affair. Al
ii O'Clock refreshments were served.
The tent awnings on the roof gar den
had been entirely concealed by pink
roses, and from these bowers of flow.
ers the refreshments were served II
was a very cool evening which tend
Yed to promote the inclination to dance.
Between dances the palm garden wac
used as a promenade which is always
an ENJOYABLE feature at the Young.
Some elaborate and exquisite gowns
Were noticed Mrs. Fierce. the iiste =
in.law of Grand Master Pierce, wore
a peau de crepe, embroidered in CHA.
ellie in the new style of embroidery.
the bodice was embellished with rare
lace. Mrs. L. |. Spalding looked ex.
tremely we'll In ma1ve Mrs. Morris
Grossman looked stunning In an I'M.
ported gown of black. sequined In
black. Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck looked
charming in real lace robe over II tx
satin, with jeweled ornaments. Mrs.
Francis Gay of Kauai wore an ex.
quisite brocaded frock of blue, " IN
touches of gold. gold slippers were
also worn; handsome jeweled orna.
ments completed the costume. Mrs
Falls, wife Of Captain Falls, looked
unusually pretty in striped chiffon
over white satin; her hair was ar.
ranged in the new turban effect. which
was very becoming. Mrs. Edward
Paris was clad In beautiful lingerie
gown. Mrs. Jones of San Francisco.
looked handsome in n black satin
spangled with Jet Her daughter. Mrs.
Keener, wore a nandpainted chiffon
which proved very becoming. Mrs
Keener Is one of the prettlest and
most attractive women that have Wis.
tied our shores for some time. II Is
needless to say that on this occasion
she was one of the bellies OF the ball.
Mrs. Charles Crane wore an accordion
'plaated mink chiffon. Mrs. Harry Gray
wore a white satin with an overdress
OF white lace. Miss Athalie Levey
looked girlish and pretty in a white
lingerie. Miss Emma Lyons looked
extremely well in pink chiffon crepA.
Mrs. Charles Elstsn looked stunning
In black-ietted satin cut In the latest
mode. Miss Ethel Monsarrat wore n
blue and white frock, with touches Of
black velvet Mrs. l.. c. Ables wore
a beautiful gown of grey satin. Miss
Marie Douglas was clad In q pink
chiffon over pink satin sequined with
irridescent spangles. Miss Winter or
Boston wore figured pink chiffon.
Owing to the lack OF space the list of
names can not be given, about four
hundred attending.
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Mrs. Bierbach's Bridge Party.
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Bierbach
entertained at bridge. Six tables were
arranged for the accommodation of
the guests. The prizes were beauti.
full. The first prize handsome hat
pin, was awarded to Mrs. Marks; the
second prize, beautiful cup and sau.
Ger. About $3.50 delicious refresh.
ments were served.
Governor and Mrs. Frear's Dinner.
Governor and Mrs. Frear entertained
a score of friends at dinner Friday
evening at their home on Punahou
street The table was ornamented
with exquisite cut flowers and maiden.
hair fern.
4 4 4
On account of illness Mrs. Carrie
Jacobs Bond did not arrive on the
Manchuria, but will sail on the vii.
helmina from San Francisco May II.
and on her arrival in Honolulu will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ten.
ney.