The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-26
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The masked ball to be given in CON
nection with the Floral Parade festivi.
ties promises to be a popular feature.
The court which will preside over the
function will be a colonial court, the
gentlemen appearing in ruffed fronts,
knee trousers and colonial shoes. The
ladies will wear their hair powdered
and pulled. Paniers, redingotes, hoop
skirts and basques will probably be in
evidence in the gowns worn BY the
court ladies.
Others attending the ball must wear
fancy costume of some kind. Prizes
will be given for best sustained char
acter, etc, etc, all to be announced
later
Mrs. Helen Noonan will be In
charge of the ball and ably assisted
by Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Miss Agnes
Walker, Mr.. George Angus and Mr..
Sam Walker.
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Among the prominent people who
assembled yesterday to honor the ar
niversary of the birthday of Mr.,
Bishop were Judge and Mrs. Sanford
B. Dole, Governor Frear, Mr.. and Ms.
w. r. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Damon,
Mo- Tn1p
Judge Hartwell, Theodore Richards
Professor Brigham, Mr.. ]. P. Cooke
/ Mr.. George p. Castle, Mr.. P. c. Jones
Mr.. Robert Levers, Mr.. w. A. Bowen
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Weaver, Mr.
Rath, Mr.. Wilmington, DR.. Clark, Pro
fessor Gilmore, Mr.. Thrum, Mr.
Judd, Rev. Oleson, Bishop Restarick
Mr.. Schaefer, Archie Young, Professor
Alexander, Mrs. Serepta Gulick, Queer
Liliuokalani and others.
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Miss Withrow is having her pic
lures packed, preparatory to her leav
ing for San Francisco. The family
has made many sincere friends in Ho
nolulu who regret their departure.
Life" "Dharana" and "Concentra
ton, three of Miss Withrow's bes
pictures, will be left hanging in tn,
drawing-room of the Young Hotel un
til her return next February.
Miss Withrow and her mother viii
leave on the Wilhelmina next Wednes
day for san Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown, so wei
known in Honolulu, are spending this
winter in Bermuda-the land of the
Easter lily.
They leave on February 10 for Porte
Rico and March IA for the Canal, st
Thomas and Havana.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hitchcock en-
tertained with a dinner on Wednes
day night in honor of Miss Withro0
and her mother. The table was arts
tically adorned with a big branch o.
peach blossoms arranged in a single
vase in the center of the table.
branch of peach blossoms from gar
den in January was decided novelty
even to Miss Withrow, who has tray
eled so extensively.
The beauty of Mrs Hitchcock
table was further enhanced by exquis
tie linen and the splendid china whic.
was used on this occasion.
Besides the guests of honor, those
who enjoyed this hospitality were Mr.
and Mrs. MottSmith, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wall and Mr. and Mrs William
Love, A delightful evening was en-
ioyed by all present.
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At six o'clock yesterday Afternoon
the marriage of Mary X. Crewes tC
Lester Petrie took place at st. An
drew's Cathedral in the presence o
the relatives and intimate friends o
the contracting parties, Canon Aul
performing the ceremony.
The bride looked very handsome il
a gown of white crepe de chine and ;
large white hat covered with willow
plumes.
She entered the church on the arm
Of Mr.. Henry f. Bertelman, who CAV,
her away. Miss Caroline Crewes wa
bridesmaid, Mr., Charles Murray wa
best man, and Mrs U. r. Lemon an,
! j. X. Clark We're ushers.
| After the ceremony the party mo
tored to the brides home, where ,
poi supper was served. after whicl
dancing occupied the evening,
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! Captain and Mrs. Harlow furtberet