The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05

ed bands in oriental designs of the
pastel shades of palest pink blue and
tan across the shoulders.
Miss Kathyrn stephens, niece of
Captain and Mrs. Arthur Mark, q. S.
NJ. c., was dainuly attractive I'm a soft
girlish frock OF pale pink chiffon drap.
ed and caught up along the skirt at
intervals with pink coral cabachons.
From beneath this fell myriads of
dainty white lace ruffes, which made
lit the daintiest little costume of the
younger girls seen during the even
ing.
Miss Grace Power wore a handsome
robe Of white Irish lace over a white
satin drop and looked very lovely
Mrs. b. ID. Tenney attracted a great
deal Of attention in a black spangled
gown, the only touch of color being
two very large American Beauty roses
in artistic shades of pink which she
wore as a corsage spray and she wore
a gold band in her hair.
Mrs. John Erdman was most beautl-
full in a dainty confection of straw
colored chiffon embroidered in pale
pink and bue-white.
Miss Lawrence wore a gown of
white crepe de chine, trimmed with a
graceful bertha of Canton lace.
Mrs. Goodale of Waialua wore a
very handsome gown of black chiffon,
which fell softly over drop of Copen-
hagen satin, and trimmed deliberately
with jet motives while Miss Catherine
Goodale was very beautiful in pink
crepe meteor, made en- train and de-
collete.
Mrs. Arthur Wall was handsome in
robe en- train of PINK and whitefig'
ured silk crepe. With this very pretty
toilette Mrs. Wall wore one large
double pink chrysanthemum, which
, was very rare and appropriate
Mrs. Stanley was very attractively
gowned in "A gown of Alice Blue, ella
borately embroidered in vari-shades OF
blue, and Mrs. Sedgwick, daughter Of
General and Mrs. Davis wore a dainty
= evening gown of champagne crepe dc
chine trimmed with panels of rost
point lace and motifs in a darker
+ shade of tan.
Mrs. John Wadman looked very love
l ly in a CONNECTION of white silk voil,
over white satin, with motifs of sill
yer on her bodice and Mrs. Pfoten
2 hauer wore a robe of cream chiffon
deliberately embroidered in pink ant
5 blue baby roses, and falling over
2 train of straw colored satin.
= Miss A. G. Blair was strikingl.
: pretty in a white satin robe, will
trimmings Of turquoise and gold anC
Miss Lucas wore a dainty evening
E frock of canary colored chiffon.
Mrs. Ida Newly of Pasadena was
remarkably pretty in Persian chiffon
: whose predominating shade was Nile
green and trimmed with bands of sell
colored messaline.
Mrs. Claudius Mcbride was very
/ handsome in a fetching gown of pal,
/ pink satin, trimmed with a bertha o
; soft white lace, and wearing a corsag,
, bouquet of shaded pink and white or
! chids, with a single similar blossom il
: her pretty dark hair.
7 Mrs. T. Give Davis was handsom,
in black lace with touches of rea
cream lace and Mrs. Johnson, wife o
2 DR.. Johnson of Fort Shafter was hand
+ some in rose pink satin with berth;
' of rose point lace.
4 Mrs Weldon was very lovely in
e gown of black lace over black satil
J., and embroidered with flowers in gol,
i thread.
t Miss Vera Damon was daintily pre-
= ty in a white silk marquisette owe
t white satin trimmed with bands of ne
embroidered gold and rainbow Chi
e fon scarf about her shoulders
2, Those invited to this very brilliau
d reception were: Admiral Yashiro an
g officers, of the Japanese ships, Cove
n nor and Mrs, Walter f. Frear, Admire
y and Mrs. Corwin p. Rees, U. S, n
d General Bliss and staff, General All
h shire and staff, Major and Mrs. Tin
II berlake, L. S. A., of Fort Ruger, tn
e officers and ladies of Fort Ruger, MI
If jor and Mrs. f. h. Winslow, u s.
d of Fort de Russy, officers and ladio
e of Fort de Russy, Colonel Schuyler,
e s. A., of 5th Cavalry, Schofield Ba
k racks, ladies and officers of Leilehu
n Captain and Mrs. Chapman, of Flo
ID Shafter, officers and ladies of Fo
Ie Shafter, Chinese Consul Liang XIV
Wing, British Consul and Mrs. r. G.
y Forster, Consul A. Souza Canavarr
ID Dr. and Mrs. A, Marques, Mr.. an
* Mrs. Robert Lange, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID LAM, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II, Athe
RI ton, Mr. ana Mrs. G. II. Angus, MIR.
H. Armstrong Mr. A l. G AtkinSO