The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-29


laces
Mrs. Arthur Macintosh was very
lovely I'm white French marquisette
creation, handsomely adorned with
cluny lace and falling softly over an
effective drop of white liberty satin
with this dainty gown Mrs. Mackin-
tosh wore a fluffy white lingerie cha
peau trimmed with a large bow OF
green velvet and a dainty wreath of
white wheat.
Mrs. Albert Waterhouse wore a
white lingerie hand embroidered frock,
and a black picture hat with black
plumes.
Mrs. Robert Bond looked very modish
in handsome figured foulard, with a
large black picture hat, adorned with
Persian satin and tremendously shad-
ed roses.
Mrs. C. M. Cooke and Miss Cath
crime Goodale were very beautifully
gowned. The former wore a robe Of
white hand embroidered linen, trim
med with baby Irish motifs of lace,
and black and white chapeau with
sable plumes.
The formers gown was a figured
foulard, with large tan hat to match
with shaded flowers.
Miss Eda Kopke and MISS Vera Da-
mon were perfect pictures of youth
full loneliness.
Miss Kopke wore a dainty white
lingerie frock trimmed with lace and
heavily embroidered, and a white Nea-
politan hat, trimmed with charming
and becoming combination of pink
roses and blue ribbon
Miss Vera Damon was very sweet
in strawberry pink, and wearing a
large white leghorn hat trimmed in
American Beauty roses.
Mrs Harry Hepburn was handsome
in an all white toilette, wearing an
deliberately embroidered soft white
crepe gown, made in the latest mode
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med with flowing white plumes.
Mrs. Clifford B. High was daintily
and charmingly gowned in confec
ton of cream china silk, and wearing
with this graceful robe, a white lace
hat, faced with black velvet, and ella
borately trimmed with long white
plumes.
Mrs. Benjamin Marx wore an ele
CANT imported creation of champaign,
chiffon draped as an overdress, owe
reseda liberty satin, and a champagne
picture hat trimmed with self coloreC
plumes.
Mrs. E. D. Tenney was most attrac
lively attn ed in white lingerie gCM1
wearing a stylish continental hat trim
med with white plumes.
Mrs. Walter Dillingham; was dainty
in a summer frock of white with pal,
blue embroidered dots fashioned will
high-waisted empire bodice and hob
BILE skirt bound with chic sash of lnC
match trimmed in pastel flowers.
Mrs. George Rodiek was very pref
tily gowneu in a handsome white lin
}. gerie. She wore a cream chip ha
with large pink roses.
Mrs. Gait was robed in a lingeri,
, CONNECTION deliberately trimmed will
Irich crOobot Iooa aud do;nt,, ,,,o+iF
and striking floral turban. made en-
, lively of magenta flowers.
, Mrs. Richard Cooke also wore white
as did majority of the ladies present
, Mrs. Cookies picture hat was whit
and trimmed with snowy plumes.
Mrs. C. NJ. V. Foster was strikingl.
modish in a Copenhagen liberty SAITH
gown, and wearing large straw pic
ture hat trimmed in tones of blue.
Mrs. James Judd looked exceedingl,
lovely in Persian silk robe with al
overdress of French grey chiffon. Witt
this toilette Mrs. Judd wore a larg,
handsome black picture hat elaborate
ly trimmed with black plumes.
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Society is looking forward with lit
tie thrills of anticipation and pleasan
curiosity to the reception for which
Consul General Senichi Uyeno has is
sued the following cards:
Mr.. Senichi Uyeno
His Imperial japanese Majesty
Consul General requests the
pleasure of your presence
at Reception
in honor of the birthday of
His Imperial Majesty, the Emperor 0
Japan
at the Alexander Young Hotel
on Thursday evening, November thirt
nineteen hundred and ten
at half after eight o'clock.