Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

InOhe WnO luhb a more mus
mate view of society func-
lions will be interested to
learn that Admiral Cowlos,
U. S. N, and Major Neville, U. s. NJ.
C. and their officers of the Navy and
Marine Corps contemplate giving II
ball on the eleventh of July at the
Hotel Colonial. II will be remem-
bered that the Princess Kawananakoa
gave a Japanese cotillion, at this
same abode, nearly a decade ago,
when the handsome Colonial Hotel
was a private residence and was oc-
cupied by the Prince and Princess at
that time. This social event was one
of the largest and most magnificent
entertainments ever witnessed In Ho-
nolulu. The Colonial has been the
scene of many smart and large social
functions At the time when Miss
Alice Campbell was married to Wal
ter Macfarlane, a large wedding re-
ception was held there. to which
nearly n thousand guests were invit-
ed The rooms are commodious and
the large mauka lanai, that Is prac-
tically ball room--for it was con-
structed with that idea in VIEWS an
ideal place to dance. The fresh noun
tain breezes contribute toward maxi
ing II cool, which Is such an Import
ant factor to consider, when one Is
entertaining in the tropics. The SER
vice folk make ideal entertainers and
by their residence in the Islands have
contributed greatly to the social fes-
tivities and gaieties of this city. The
invitations for the coming function
will not be issued until the twenty
seventh of this month. An excellent
committee has the contemplated en-
tertalnment in charge, every detail
will be arranged TO promote the COM
fort, and enjoyment of those who are
20 share their hospitality on Tues
day evening, July eleventh.
Barnes Sheffield Nuptials.
The chief social event of the week,
was the wedding OF Miss Carolyn
Louise Sheffield and Mr.. Kenneth
Bingham Barnes. Only the immedi
ate relatives Witnessed the marriage,
which occurred Tuesday night. At
half after eight on the same evening
large reception was held to which
the 400" of this city were invited.
The bride is a cousin OF Mrs. Frank
Atherton, the wedding and reception
took place at the palatial home OF
the Athertons on College Hills, The
brilliant affair was handsomely de-
tailed and environed. Promptly al
eight O'Clock. to the strains of Men
delssohns wedding march, the bridal
party appeared. The bride entered
the drawing room leaning on the arm
OF Mr. Frank c. Atherton, who gave
her into the keeping OF the groom
Miss Sheffield was a picture OF lowell
ness in her bridal robe of white peau
de crepe over white satin. The robe
was embroidered in roses and inlet
with Venetian point lace. The gown
was fashioned in the Marie Antoin-
cite style, that is the prevailing mode
in Paris, heavy silver cord finished
with tassels, gave distinctive touch
to the beautiful creation. The ad'
justment of the bridal veil was car.
ried out in the Marie Antoinette
style and proved very becoming. The
tulle, edged with real lace fell In
graceful folds TO the edge OF the LONG
train. The veil was held In place by
spray of natural orange blossoms
A shower bouquet of brides roses
combined with tulle and maiden hair
ferns lent additional beauty to the
costume. There were no bridesmaids
Mrs. Frank C. Atherton acted as mat
ron of honor and looked stunning in
an apricot satin, trimmed with Ouch
ess laces touch of black, carried oui
in chenille embroidery lent smartness
70 the exquisite toilette. A bandeau
of the same shade, with am introduc-
ton of black was worn in the coli
fure. yellow tea roses" were car
ried, tied with tulle ribbon in the
same shade. Little Miss Marjorie
Anterior, who by the way Is consid-
cred one Of the most beautiful chill
dren In Honolulu, acted as flower girl
The little tot was dressed In a dainty
white lingerie frock, composed almost
entirely of lace. A blue ribbon sash
was worn. A Marie Antolnette bas-
ket filed with Cecil Bruenner roses