The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19
Society
IContinued from Page Severn.

With this costume Mrs. Newcomb
wore handsome chapeau of white
velvet trimmed with huge French pink
roses and chapeau ornaments and rare
jewels of dull green. oriental jade.
Mrs. Corwin P. Rees, wife of Ad-
miral Rees, U. s. ~, was a stately
beauty in gown of lavender satin,
deliberately hand embroidered in the
paler shades and wearing a beautiful
white Gainsborough hat with snowy
plumes.
Mrs. Hobby looked very lovely in
dainty white lingerie and wear
ing a lace hat to match.
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, who
assisted in entertaining the guests
was very handsome in a robe of la
vender crepe de cnine made hobble
over effect and with sweeping train
and received many compliments on
her sweet appearance after her ill
ness.
Mrs. ]. H. Fisher was modish in old
vet hat trimmed with white plumes
and Mrs. L. G. Ab'es, her sister, was
stunning in a coat suit of pearl grey
silk poplin and wearing a black pic
ture hat adorned by self colored
plumes.
Mrs. George Cleveland Bowen of
Fort Snafter was remarkably beautiful
in a gown of pale pink satin and
wearing a satin hat to match with
French crushed roses.
Mrs. Elizabeth Church was attired in
pink lingerie, with draped cape of
oriental design to match, and a pink
lingerie hat in harmony with her
gown.
Mrs. A. e. Murphy wore very hand
some afternoon creation of hand paint
ed pink chiffon and Mrs. Weaver was
stately in handsome gown of black
lace over black satin.
Mrs. F. j. Lowrey was regally clad
in clinging gown of white crepe me-
teor and Mrs. Won Holt was charming
in lavender messaline.
Mrs. Willis, wife of Lieut.. Willis, U.
S. NJ C. was daintily chic in shell
pink chiffon made hobble, and a large
black picture hat
Mrs. Walter Dillingham; was beauti-
full in a Paquin gown of pearl grey me-
teor satin fashioned with a very long
train, and wearing large Partisan
picture hat.
Mrs. William Rawlins was lovely in
an exquisite gown of pale blue crepe
de chine trimmed with motifs in sill
yer and wearing a white picture hat.
Princess Kalanianaole was hand
some in a robe of rich black chiffon
embroidered in black silk and wearing
a very large black picture hat to
match.
Mrs. Claire Williams and her two
daughters who have recently returned
from a three years sojourn in Paris,
looked charming and very chic. Mrs.
Williams wore an imported gown of
black embroidered net and her daugh-
tiers were daintily attractive in pastel
silk chiffon gowns.
Mrs. Timberlake, wife of Major Tim
berlake of Fort RugeY was regal in a
gown of white lace and wearing a
large white picture hat with willow
plumes and Mrs. Kingsbury in an EN-
broidered tailored linen suit, and large
white hat was charming.
Miss Kulamanu Ward and Mrs. c
S. Holloway served fruit punch in
bower on the lower lanai and Mrs. F
Andrade also assisted in entertaining
the guests.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; also assist
ed as did Miss Alice Cooper.
Mrs. Dillingham; wore a beautiful
frock of lavender chiffon and Miss
Cooper was very sweet in pale blue
crepe de chine.
Those invited to this elaborate re
ception were Mrs. H. P. Wood, Mrs
H. B. Restarick, Miss Constance Res
tarick, Miss Stevens, Mrs. James F
Morgan, Mrs. j. L. Fleming, Mrs Anna
Tucker, Miss Anna Tucker, Mrs. Abbl'
Dow, Mrs. F. Games, Mrs. j. r. Gait
Mrs. E. w. Jordan, Mrs. Robert Jor
dan, Misses Jordan, Mrs, George Wa
terhouse, Mrs. Albert Waterhouse
Mrs. Ernest Warehouse, Mrs. B. L
Marx, Mrs. J. D. Dole, Mrs. William
Cooper, Miss Linch, Mrs. c. B. Cooper
Mrs. ]. G. Spencer, Mrs. c. B. High
Miss Mary Burbank, Mrs. F. A. Say
lor, Mrs. William Soper, Mrs. ]. II
Soper Misses Soper, Mrs. C .du Roi
Mrs. Anna Cooke, Miss Alice Cooke
Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke, Mrs. c. H, Cooke
Mrs. Richard H. Cooke, Miss Bernie
Cooke, Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, Miss Mar,
Flood, Mrs. C. s. Holloway, Mrs. E
Tomas Mrs r A. Schaefer. Mrs. G