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

delicate pastel French shades of palaai
pink and blue were clustered. u al
large rock crystal bowl and on thls
the soft ligh ten from pins aud silver
caudolnbra
Delicate runners of wide pink ailk
satin ribbon ten along tho table from
huge crush bow, and the place cards
depicted D., blossoms Boz % harmony 81
shades
After delicious menu, the evening
was devoted to bridge
Those present at this very charming
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs Walter y
Dillingham; for whom # was given.
Admiral and Mrs Corwin p. Rees, a.
s. g., MIR and Mrs Give Davies and
Mr. and Mrs Potter
Mrs Walter Dillingham; wore a mag.
nihcent importation which spoke of
Paquin's or Worth's in its Partisan
! beauty
It was of mauve liberty satin with
an artistically draped overdress of
violet silk chiffon and sash of deep
est purple velvet
Mrs. Dillingham;, wore as jewels,
with this exquisite toilette long
string of pearls.
Mrs Corwin p. Rees, wife of Ad-
miral Rees, Z. S. ~. was regal and
strikingly handsome in a robe of black
chiffon over black satin brocade, drap-
ed in the latest mode, the bodice trim
med with rose point lace yelled with
the chiffon.
Mrs. Rees wore a band of pearls in
her dark hair, and pearls as jewels.
Mrs. Give Davies was very attrac-
tive in an evening robe Of black span
gled net over black satin, trimmed
with real lace and wearing pearls.
q = &
Judge and Mrs. Stanley entertained
at very elaborate dinner party on
Wednesday evening, in honor of Bri-
fish Consul and Mrs. r. u. E. Forster
and Mdslle. Daisy Gras, who are soon
to leave the islands permanently for
Europe
The decorations were designed in
tones of pink, the large round table in
the dining room being abloom with
clusters of La France roses and deli
cate sprays of begonias, with the same
in combination with maidenhair fern,
strewn between the runners of gauze
ribbon and silver and pink candelabra.
Covers were placed for twelve
This afternoon a number of society
ladies are motoring to the Arts and
Crafts shop on Fort street, below
King, where the ladies of st. Clement
are holding their delicatessen sale of
turkey, cold boiled ham, chicken pies,
| plum puddings, lemon and mince pies
v cakes and home made candies.
! Great regret is being expressed
throughout society and the service SCI
s at the impending cable which will de
, termine the date of the departure Of
J.. Admiral and Mrs. Corwin p. Rees, U
! s. ~, who, for the past few years have
: won many scores of admiring friends
: in Honolulu.
: Mrs Rees has been a. leader Of so
ciety in our island city, and has figur
p ed prominently in all the important
! affairs in society and especially in
that branch of it called the service set
Mrs. Rees is a handsome woman OF
rare gracious charm of manner and
q her hospitality here has ever been OF
.. a lavish or artistic order. The creme
O de la creme of society has made heI
A home their rendezvous.
For the past season Admiral and
y Mrs. Rees have resided in the palatia
home of the Gerrit Wilders who are al
o present travelling in Europe, and with
!. in it's portals the most beautiful func
v tions have been held.
v The plans of this very charming anC
popular couple are not yet defined