Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-31

A1AN lOt maj OpCllliS vi lIlS HS"
addition to the Oahu Country Club
with an elaborate ball on Tuesday
evening proved TO be one Of the
most brilliant affairs of the season.
The president and officers of the club
spared no effort in making the even
ing a memorable one The decora
lions were pleasing, the music was
good, and the splendid weather helped
TO make the function successful.
The color scheme for the decora-
tons was green and red and was car
Tiod cut throughout the entire club
house. Hundreds of. green pepper
branches with their red berries hung
from the ceiling and gracefully sway
ed in the breezes. Magnificent palms
ard sprays of bamboo graced the cor
ners OF the lanai and rested against
tho pillars that were wound with huge
streamers Of red tulle, which was also
in evidence in various parts of the
room. In the smoking room, where
a number of the guests played bridge,
there were masses OF green palms and
brilliant red exorias, and carnations
OF the same color. These same flow
ers also decorated the reception room,
where Mr.. James d. Mclnerny and
Miss Ella MeInerny, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Faxon Bishop, Ex-Governor and Mrs.
George X. Carter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Dillingham; received the guests.
Miss, Mclnerny wore an exquisite
gown or delicate blue charmeuse satin
beautifully embroidered in roses of
the cerise pink and yellow shades.
Over this che wore a tunic or fillet
lace. -. ~.. ~.
Mrs, E. Faxon Bishop wore beau
tiful model of white satin draped with
point applique and embellished with
passementerie. .,sf.z
Mrs. George r. Carter wore d lovely
gown OF grey chiffon over pale pink
satin. This costume was fashioned
with a train and trimmed with brown
fur. l s.r,sz
Mrs. Walter Dillingham's gown, was
of ivory satin trimmed with Venetian
point lace She wore a violet velvet
girdle and her ornaments were OF
pearls. -
In the early part OF the evening
the Hawaiian band gave concert,
and later music for dancing was fur
nished by Kaars glee club Delicious
refreshments we're served at a late
hour. There was bewildering dis
play of handsome gowns, which added
to the beauty of the ensemble, Mrs.
Walter Frear wore pink muslin de sol
over pink satin embroidered in apple
blossoms and ornamented with pearls.
Mrs. M. e. CHEESEMAN'S handsome
gown was of black net embellished
with blue spangled over heavy black
satin.
Mrs. M. F. Prosser wore pale vel
low satin with tlinic of spangled yel-
low chiffon. She wore yellow roses
in her hair.
Miss Muniford's' dainty gown was
of cream net over cream satin,
trimmed with silk fringe. =. i
Mrs. F. w. Coleman was gowned in
white charmeuse satin with an over
dress of black net. ,..-s. i
Mrs. James Wilder wore a delicate
gown OF pale pink satin. a.;
Mrs. James j. j. c. Haynes wore
a stunning costume of soft pink satin
eiraped with pale blue chiffon.
Mrs. e. p. Dargie wore q magnifi-
cent costume, a combination, of white
lace embroidered in pearls and draped
with purple chiffon.
Mrs. Aloe. wife Of Captain Aloe of
Leilehua, wore a handsome gown OF
gray chiffon and pink satin. sa
Mrs. H, +. Wichman was robed in
a stunning combination of silver and
gold trimmed with brown NARROW. A
touch of color was added to this cos
tune by corsage of red roses.
Mrs. Charles Wilder was lovely in
gown Of black satin. .-
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder wore a stunning
gown of ately-shaded pink SATIN
adorned with pearls. &c.. . -.
Mrs. Bruce Cartwright Jr. was at;
tired in pale blue silk. with drapei
panniers embellished with rhinestones.
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth was
stunning in a gown of black chiffon
embroidered in jet beads over black
satin. A corsage of red roses added
a foneh of color ...