Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-10
MILITARY BALL is
BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Ball An Event Of Summer Season-Musc BY Fifth Cavalry
Band Adds zest to Dancing-EIte Of City Out In Force

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gold; violets we're worn in the cor
sage and gold bands were artistically
arranged in her blonde couture. Last
but not least in the receiving line was
Mrs. Turner. Her flower like beauty
was accentuated by her costume OF
white chiffon over white satin, with
bands of silver Near the receiving
party was a large Venetian tray, filled
with dance programs, ornamented
with conventional designs in the ar
tillery red with red pencils attached
by a cord In the same shade.
Among the handsome costumes OBJ
served was that OF Miss Edith Cowlea.
daughter Of Admiral Cowles. the cos
tune of white chiffon over white sat
In was the admiration of many, the
former fabric was embossed with n
border of cerise, touches of the same
color was noticed in the bodice COM
bined with lace: Mrs. George Sher-
man wore an exquisite gown of white
peau de crepe heavily embroidered
with Wlsteria blossoms, handsome dia-
monds were worn: Mrs. James Hough
of Stockton, California looked very
handsome in black satin. with garni-
lures of jet; Mrs. James Wilder was
clad in French gown OF white lace.
with touches of black and a suspicion
OF green. a long chain of pearls was
oil nE Mret M.
gowns, are chic and becoming, the one
worn Thursday evening was particu-
larry So Mrs. Burnhorn of Fort Shat
ter looked handsome In black; Mrs
Eric Knudsen of Kauai was superbly
clad In cerise satin, yelled with chit
ton OF the same color the French
overdress was bordered with gold
fringe. a bandeau of cerise was worn in
her hair. Few women could stand
the simplicity of the costume and the
trying color, but Mrs. Knudsen was a
beautiful picture: Mrs. Walter Cowles
wore a chic costume OF black satin,
with ornaments of jet: Miss Helen
Hough Of Stockton, California. was
clad in pretty gown of white chir-
fon, with broad white satin stripes;
Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr., looked
stunning In white brocaded satin, with
an overdress OF plain white satin, Dor
dered with silver. Her coiffure was
beautifully arranged with band of
silver, with a tassel composed of sill
yer and jewels. One of the most beau
tiful women there was Mrs. Clifton
Carter wife of Captain Carter Her
gown was OF corn colored silk MULE
over satin with lace garnitures; Mrs.
John Stone OF Fort Shafter was hand
some In black lace Paris gown, and
diamonds. Long hanging earrings, set
with these precious stones were worn.
Miss Marion Scott looked well in
black lace over satin; Mrs. Putnam of
Fort De Russy was very pretty In
pale blue embroidered silk crepe with
a bandeau of the same shade In her
hair; Miss Katherine Stephens was
one of the bellies OF the ball, her cos
tune of white satin, with an over
dress OF blue, embossed with pink
roses was much admired; Mrs. Gard
ner Wilder was clad In smart froclk
Of black lace, with turban OF cloth
of gold; Miss Helen North was beauti-
full In pale blue satin. embroidered IN
pink and lavender, the flowers being
outlined with threads OF gold; Mrs.
Frank B. Edwards of the army looked
pretty In a sea-foam green over satin;
Mrs. Smith Of Fort Shafter wore april
cot satin; Mrs. Benjamin l.. Marx
wore a priceless gown of white satin,
embroidered In pearls with Venetian
point lace; Mrs. Neville looked regal
in an all black costume of satin; Mrs.
Joseph Sbeedy wore an exquisite toll
cite OF blue satin, heavily embroider-
ed. Mrs, Pratt looked particularly
pretty in pink satin with lace; Mrs.
Joseph Gilman was queenly In black
satin and Lace Mrs. Pardee of Fort
Shafter wore a handsome white satin,
with corsage of pansies; Mrs Clar-
ence Short wore an exquisite gown of
white satin with an oyerdress of
opalescent sequins, the gown was
stunning and very becoming; Mrs
Newcomb's statuesque beauty was
even more pronounced in black bro
caded satin with an overdress of
black net embroidered In gold, with
gold fringe, The jewels worn we're
heirloom consisting Of earrings and a
large brooch, Spanish in design, set