Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
UNIVERSITY CLUB BALL SETS
new MARK FOR BRILLIANCY
Society Out In Large Numbers For Annual FunCtion-En-
Qaaement Announcement Is Feature Of Week.

green. Tho shield rack above the
heavy wIin~c0ting aud pnneling Of red
woDd was banked solidly with pottcd
mNtdcuhair. Tho ferns were So luz
wiuut that the rcrcptaclcs Of clay
were concealed. The club members
feet grateful to Mr.. Arthur Wall. who
loaned all the ferns from his hCau'i-
Wl conservatives. Here and there
were placed large fancy baskets filed
with La France and Cherokee roses,
nmtially yelled with pink .tnllc. The
introduction Of The flowers varied the
monotomy Of the green and gave the
essential touch Of color. Over the
arChways leading to the court were
'osiuOncl icssamine and sprays of
Cherokee roses. The court had been
transformed into a mammoth pcrgola
canopicd with tropical Vines. The
heavy white pillars supporting the
p"guIa were cntwincd with parasites
that produced the appearance Of grow
ing. There were palms AMI hanging
baskets everywhere, and the light
from the many electric bulbs were
subducd by Oriental lanterns in pas
tel shades At the Sou.h end Of the
Ncrgula, the Second Infantry band
was stationed, which altCruatcd with
Il Hawaiian orchestra that was sta
toned near the ball room. At midi
night delicious supper was served al
small tables placed in the pergoia.
This has been season of barblric
spIondor 50 far as women's costumes
could make it so. The tuiettcs worn
at This particular ball were of icweleI
and gDld-cmbrOiiored fabrics that
were Oriental in richness. Mrs. Mont
g1mery Macomb wore an imported
gown of heavy white satin, trimmed
In silver and rosc-point lace: violet,
Nerc worn in tho cDrsagc. Mrs. Wal
ter CpwlCs' costume Of pearl grey
clinton over blue satin, with cXauislto
gold trimmings, was much admired
Mrs. Walter Francis DILLINGHAM; look
cd superb in u lemOn-culorcd satin.
heavily embroidered in silver, with let
Ninellngs. \ spray of orchids COM
Ii''cd the costume. Mrs. J. r. Gait
wore beautiful gown Of lavender
chiffon over satin trimmed in rose
point lace. Diamond ornaments were
worn. Mrs. William Whitney looked
extremely pretty in cream, hand
painted chiffon, with bands of gold i'm
q NTecIan design, Mrs. Alan Novel;
looked very attractive ana sweet in a
superb costume Of lilac satin. with
bands of silver and lace. Mrs. Alonzo
GHrtlCy was clad in white satin. with
diamond ornaments. The chic toilette
was very becoming. One of the most
striking costumes was worn by Mrs.
George BeCklcy. This stunning crea-
tiOn was Of white Charmcusc satin
drapcd in white chincn. embroidcrci
in gold. The costume was fashioned
in the latest mode and was particular
~ becoming to Mrs. Bccklcy's youth
iul type of beauty. Mrs. l.. TCnncy
Peck was II picture in an emerald
green satin trimmed in gold bands
q N'll'V WIN u'd'h ll'h'H llulHul"''''l
embroidered in black arrOwscene rib
, bons. The tunic was edged with black
1 arrOwsCcnc fringe. Mrs. Eric Alfred
Knudscn looked regal in white satin
/ with trimmings of heavy silk fringe
| Miss Irene Dickson wore an eXcep'
tionally stunning gown of brocaded
chiffon velvet with a tunic of roya
blue net embroidered with pearls an'