Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-13
SCHOF'IELD BALL
SEASONS SUCCESS
Dancing Found Social Diversion for the Smart Set This
Week.

HE reception and ball given
"V Thursday evening at Schulicld
Barracks by the officers who
y have recently received news Of
their promotion was unsur-
u passed IN brillilncy and SPLEEN
dor The officers stationed at
Lcilchua have been hosts to a num-
Der Of smart social functions. They
are such adopts at entertaining, and
each entertainment seems more clab-
crate and enjoyable than its prCdeccs-
sur The haI was held in the post
hall, which was converted into an APP
pearancc of Falryland by the means
of palms, tire" ferns, flowers and trail
ing vines The rogmcntal Colors,
standards and EudOns gave dis
tiuCtive and characteristic note to the
decorations The FIFTH Cavalry band
furnished the music Dancing was
Kept up until the wee small hours. Tn"
receiving party stood in a bower Of
ferns aud flowers The following Of
hCerH and their wives stood in the re-
CcivinE line: Colonel Homer W.
Wheeler. Lieutenant Colonel Fred w.
Foster. Mrs Foster Major c. Ben
sou. Major and Mrs willard A. llol-
brook. Major and Mrs G. c. Walcutt,
Major NJ Jenkins, Major and Mrs.
~ +. Mcclure, Captain and Mrs. +. J.
Rooster. Mrs c. b. Rodney Mrs.
Louis Forester, Mrs. A. b. Dockery,
Mrs. G. l.. Morrison.
Before midnight a delicious buffet
supper was served After supper the
assembled guests danced walt2cs and
deuz temps until three o'clock. Some
of the guests mOtorcd out, a number
OF them took advantage of the special
car that left Honolulu at half-after
seven and returned to town at about
three Il. M. This beautiful entertain
ment was not only enjoyed by the ser
vice set, but, "A number of civilians
were included on the invitational list
As beautifully gowned as the Array,
Navy and Honolulu society women
have been at the many brilliant funC-
tons this winter. all other affairs
were OutdOne by the exquisite robng
at the ball Thursday night Mrs. Fred
eriCk W Foster looked beautiful in
white lace, a large jacQuemuot rose
was worn in the hair, AMI large
bouquet of the same Varioy of roses
was carried. Mrs. Willard TIolbrook
wore a chic gold spanElcd dress. Mrs.
C. C. Walcutt's gown Of black was OK
ceediugly becoming, the long stcmmcd
American Beauty roses carried by
this attractive Army matrOn lent ad-
ditiOnal beauty to the toilette. Mrs.
n. f. Mcclure was clad in an clabOr-
ate apricot satin with heavily en-
broiderCd panel cut in the latest
Partisan style. Mrs +. j. Rooster
looked stunning in black jet gown
Mrs. q. h, Rodney wore New York
creation of maize satin with touches
of gold Mrs. A. b DOCkory was
gowned in beautiful frock of black
satin yelled with jctted tulle. Mrs.
&. l.. Morrison wore a chic toilette of
black crepe de chine, tn. corsaEe be-
ing trimmed with real lace Mrs
Montgomery Macomb wore one of the
most beautiful gowns of grey satin,
yelled with chiffon, with silver trim
mings. Mrs. Walter COwCs' costume
OF black satin and jet was much ad-
mired. Mrs. Neville looked regal in
a sulphur Colored crepe silk trimmed
In cloth Of gold One of the most
stunning young matrons was Mrs. Ed
ward J. Timberlake, who wore a
charmeuse baby blue satin, with a
tunic studded with crystals; lilies of
the valley were worn IN her corsage.