The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-02
THIRTEEN


over the tea cups where refreshments
we're served in Captain Rodman's
apartments, which were handsomely
decorated with scarlet carnations and
q quantity of maidenbair fern.
Among those who enjoyed Captain
Rodmans hospitality and who were
invited by Mr.. and Mrs Mott-smith
we're Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs. George
Potter, Mrs. Fuller. Mrs c. p. Weight,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs Percy Henson, Mrs.
Laughln, Mrs Rabbit, Miss Mar.
garet Walker, Mrs. Walbridge, Miss
Wallace, Miss Hannfgan Miss Gray
of os Angeles. Miss Mae Damon and
Miss Violet Makee.
E e E
Last Sunday many Honolulu fot-
motored down to Haleiwa for lunch.
The day was perfect and the roads
never better Among those noticed
lunching on the lanai were J. A. Ken
nedy aud party of twelve, Geo Chal-
mers Of Waimanalo with party of five,
Robert Mist and family A j. Camp.
bell, w. II. McInerny, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Scheeline of San Francisco, Mrs.
Kirkaldy and party, J. S. McCandless
and party. Richard TNers and party.
Many rooms are already engaged for
this weeks end, including the Fourth,
and many people will motor over to
the lovely retreat on Sunday and
Monday.
1t would be wise for the modistes
and milliners Of Honolulu to call upon
Miss Maud Rockwell, whose gowns
and chapeaux range in price from
$3.50 to $3.50.
One evening frock, has Miss Rock
well, of pure white panne velvet, pro
fusely embroidered by hand in floral
design Of turquoise and rhinestones
! A panel down the entire front and
round the train is a feature of this
beautiful gown which, on account Of
the hand work and materials cost Miss
Rockwell $3.50 in Washington, D. O.
1t is remarkable for it's elegant sim
plicity.
Another lovely gown is of white
chiffon over a drop of white taffeta,
the skirt portion of which is trimmed
with diamond shaped panels of broad
white satin, and the bodice of which
is entirely of Rose point lace. This
gown is worth one hundred and fifty
dollars.
One of the very modish street cos
tunes is designed of Royal purple
panne velvet which is made with q
high bodice and broad, high girdIe
effect. 1t is a gorgeous robe, fit for a
queen to wear and with this is worn
! a wistaria colored velvet chapeau, the
brim of which is turned sharply over
, and caught to its in-ier half by a large
cluster of purple pansies. Pansies
! adorn the crown, and a high bunch
of tinted purple plumes completes this
creation.
A little Doudet gown of peach bios
som taffeta in robed effect upon
which there are embroidered conven
tional bouquets in pale pink and blue
is a marvel of dainties, and with il
is worn q very large black hat oil
, Neapolitan braid and one single flow
ing willow plume.
A Worth gown Of orange taffeta un
der a gauzy drop of Spanish lace, Will
inserts of hand painted boiling clotl
y land this cloth is what millers straiI
" -four through, mind YOU'D and other
. wise ornamented with black vel
- vet is a marvellous conception. TIL
+ bodice is a quaint model with tails
! made OF Dresden silk.
Z With this is worn an extremel,
< large hat Of navy blue chip straw
y with wreath of self colored daisie
y and long self colored plumes.
j A chi little ohapeau and the yer
e latest by the way, is a practical tul
. ban built high and made of navy blu
D. velvet and pongee.
Il Two very stylish afternoon frock
!" are conceived of champagne broad
cloth and pearl gray crepe de chin,
z both deliberately embroidered, an
o many other rare and dainty article
. are to be found in the prima donna
- wardrobe.