The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-12
OVER THE TEACUPS.
BY Lady Gay.

SlNOu' q lilSHS DtlhB lOIueQ ny PEN |
nants of all nations, interspersed and
surmounted by hundreds Of vari-col-
ored lights
The supper consisted Of various
sandwiches, coffee, salad, fee cream,
sherbet, cream biscuit and cham
payne punch, and after supper dane
ing was resumed until the wee small
hours
Many exquisite toilettes were worn
at this brilliant affair
Mrs Montgomery Macomb was eX-
ceptionally handsome in a Paquin
model of pearl gray chiffon, heavily |
embroidered in a riot of roses in a
darker shade of gray, draped over a
foundation OF steel satin.
The bodice and long tab panels
were fringed with steel bead trim
mlngs and a long double rope OF ex-
quisite pearls were worn.
Mrs. Rooster, wife Of Major Koes-
ter of Schofield Barracks, Leilehua,
wore a beautiful creation of heavy
black duchess satin, fringed by jet !
and deliberately trimmed with Jet
motifs about the corsage.
A neck-piece of diamonds of unusu-
al brilliance was worn.
Mrs. Cowles wore a CONNECTION of
mauve pima in tunic effect over white
liberty satin, bordered by a guelot
fringe of lavender and with a huge
corsage of violets. these flowers also
caught at the side of her coiffure.
Miss Onie Kennedy was very dainty
In a little French gown of forget-me-
not blue chiffon over self-toned mes
saline, the corsage being trimmed
with clusters of forget-me-nots and
sequinned with silver.
A chic pon-pon of blue chiffon and
forget-me-nots was worn low, at one
side of her golden hair.
Mrs. A. T. Baldwin of Fort Shafter
was regal in a robe of sable marquis
cite, draped over a foundation of
black duchess satin and edged in
parts by a deep grelot fringe of black
, silk.
Jet ornaments were worn in the
corsage.
Mrs. James Madison Kennedy was
alluring in a robe of coral tinted satin
yelled by delicate self-hued chiffon,
with very elaborate garnitures OF
pearls, a pearl bandeau being worn
over the hair
Mrs. Roy Francis Smith was very
charming in a black lace robe over
black satin, with satin panels, elab-
5 orately embroidered in black A cor
, sage of American Beauty roses com
pleted this handsome toilette
Miss Kuteman wore a frock Of
white satin, yelled by long white silk
) marquisette and trimmed with bands
of French green velvet and beaded
passamenterie.
Mrs. F, B. Edwards was very hand
> some in a Partisan frock of white
i chiffon, hand-painted, in a riot of pink
and blue roses, over slip of white
liberty satin and trimmed by chic
{ crystal fringe and crystal passamen-
: terie.
Miss Grace Robertson was very
u pretty in a Helen pink satin, made
c in baby waist effect, the corsage be-
5 ing outlined by a fine gold fringe.
Pink silk hose and satin slippers
{ to match were worn with this dainty
> toilette.
Il Mrs. Wendell c. Neville wore an
Il exquisite robe of plain white satin
/ with touches of rose point lace.
r Mrs. Bruce Cartwright Jr., Wore a
handsome French model of turquoise
c velvet, made princess and severely
II simple, the low cut corsage being
D adorned by gold lace and embroidery
= with motifs of Point de Flanders lace
introduced.
Miss Alice Cooper was lovely in a
robe of pale maize satin, yelled by
baby blue marquisette, and Miss
Schaefer wore an imported model of
champagne liberty satin yelled by gold
chiffon, hand-painted in a riot OF
golden roses, which bordered the
tunic. A Grecan band of gold was
worn over her couture.
Mrs. McStocker wore a handsome
evening robe of blue satin, made Sc
verely simple in princess lines, and
adorned about the corsage with sug
gestions of gold.
Miss Lydia McStocker was very
lovely in coral pink liberty satin
yelled by soft pink marQuisette
The long tunic was bordered by pink
silk guelot fringe, and embroidered
pink bands ornamented the bodice and
sleeves. A broad gold band held in
place her elaborate couture