The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-21

nN 10 the mNluuua ol inc lhlNluh o'i
/ Element. the sterilization and bottling
of the pure milk for poor babies for
which pet charity the Kirmess Is 20
| be given. and with interesting outlines
Of the various booths, their designs,
and the ladies participating, gave n
forerunner Of what this wonderful af-
fair win be.
Mrs 3. +. Dillingham;. mother of
Alr. Walter Dillingham;. looked hand
some in a robe Of rich black satin, and
a French hat, trimmed with delicately
tinted pink roses, which against her
beautiful white hair was remarkably
becoming
Mrs. Timberlake, wife of Major Tim.
berlake of Fort Ruger was regal in a
black messaline gown with inserts of
black Spanish lace, and wearing a
chic blue-green felt hat trimmed with
satin bows.
Mrs. Sarah Newcomb wore a rich
afternoon gown of bronze rajah, heav-
lily corded in a darker shape, and wear
ing a contrasting turban of turquoise
blue panne velvet.
Miss Cowles wore a gown of white
lingerie over apple blossom pink silk
and Mrs. William Wall wore a grey
tailored frock
Mrs. Southgate was lovely in a
white serge tailored suit and large
white picture hat trimmed with flow
ing plumes.
Mrs. Stephen Norton Bobo was very
chic and pretty in neat close fitting
coat suit of pearl grey cloth, and a
large black velvet picture hat, ella
borately trimmed with willow plumes.
Princess Kalanianaole was very
handsome in an Irish lace creation and
large dropping tan hat wreathed by
clusters of magenta peoples.
Mrs. James Judd was very lovely in
white marquisette gown with touch.
es of canary colored satin and chic
turban of black velvet in contrast.
| Mrs. George Smithies was very mo-
, dish wearing a severe black tailored
t gown with flowing iabot, shawl collar
: and cuffs of Irish lace and black hat
( trimmed with sable plumes.
+ Mrs. Fuller wore a gown of black sa
S tin, and a dainty hat to match of black
lace.
4 Mrs. Babbitt in white silk crepe was
n charming. She wore large corsage
S of natural daisies.
: Mrs. George ]. Augur, wife of DR.
S Augur was attractive in suit Of navy
f silk with touches of real lace in the
n collar and cuffs. A maline turban
), self colored was worn with this after
:. noon gown.
l, Mrs. William Montrose Graham wa
t. very dainty in frock of simple line
n white chapeau to match being worr
Mrs. Charles Wilder was fetching i
m white lingerie daintily hand embroiC
at cred and Miss Purvis was charming
IN CONNECTION of pale blue.
a. Mrs. Harry Won Holt was beautiful
e, ly gowned in a frock of dark blu
lie serge with severe lines closely fifth
s. her figure and Knox blue hat {
la striking shape to match.
f. Mrs. William l.. Whitney was vel
It. stylish in her ensemble of electr
it blue, a hat of burnt orange bein
TX worn.
by Miss Frances Lawrence wore sheC
lie black gown, and a black lace hat e
,r- circled by wreath of tiny pink rose
g, Mrs. George Cleveland Bowen
er Fort Shafter was ravishing in an afte
IS. noon gown of palest corn colored S
ct tin, and a dropping Charlotte Corda
ID hat to harmonic trimmed with rose
of in a pale shade of old rose Mrs. The
s. Richards was very stylishly gowned.
in, The gowns worn during the afternoC
in were remarkably handsome they beir
ed too numerous for detailed description
Is, Among others noticed mingling
nd the throngs of guests were Mrs. Bod
nix field Mrs. George Potter, Mrs. Alfre
ng Castle, Mrs. Harold Castle, Mrs. Ro
lie ert Atkinson, Mrs. Harold DillinghaI
is Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. E. E. Winslow, Mr.
as Sydney M. Ballou, Governor Walter
nix Frear, Mr. Harold Dillingham;, Mr.. '
F. Dillingham;, Mr.. B. F. Dillinghar
S. Admiral Cowles, Mr.. Edgar Newcom
in Mr.. Rath, Mr.. Ralph Hosmer, M
an and Mrs. Daniel Logan, Mr.. Blackma
ed Mr.. H. NJ Won Holt and many others
in q = -
lie A dance is plenned for this eveniI
he at the Royal Hawaiian hotel to whiC
as townspeople are invited. A Hawaii5
Sc quintette will play and sing for Il
ed dancers and as the tropical groun,
tn will be lighted with colored bulbs