Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-24
Reception and Dance at sehofield

Reception and Dance at Schofield
Barracks
The most brilliant affair of the
week was the reception and dance
sven by the officers Of Leilehua in
homer OF General and Mrs. Frederick
funstaa last night. Inc hail vas
layishiy decorated with palms and cut
ilcwers. At one end Of the room was
a Lower OF terms and blossoms CT
ali sorts, conc6 allng a small stage
upon which the TEenty.fifth Infantry
Band played Above TINS was spelled
the word Aloha IN red incanGcscent
nights. with white star and the let
Ter "F'' also worked cut in electric
bulbs. The receiving line stood in
AN alcOye curtainod off by palms and
lac flags OF all nations, and made
coy with rugs and easy cairs WITH
General and Mrs. Funston IN the re-
Celving line were General and Mrs.
Macomb, Col George X. McGunncgle,
commanding the post; Col and Mr..
Nennon, Col and Mrs. Beacn and
Governor and Mrs Frcar.
At about half-past nine dancing be-
gan and lasted till a very late hour. A
toothsome supper WAS served at
eleycn-thirty.
About four hundred people in all
were present, many parties motoring
out from town TO attend. Some very
beautiful gowns were wcrn on this
occasion, making with the striking
uniforms, a very brilliant affair of
the reception.
gown of black chiffon over satin,
with black pasmenterie and rhine
Etones. A touch of pale blue Illusion
around the neck finished the costume.
Mrs. Mac0mb Was beautiful in a
gown of old rose charmeuse with
white lace.
/. Mrs. Frear wore a lovely frock of
cream colored marquisette over blue
satin with touches &C pink
Mrs. Stone were a stunning freck
OF scafoam green chiffon over white
satin embroidered with rhinestones.
Miss Nora Swanzy wore gold col
ored chiffon over blue satin.
Miss Katherine Winans was gowned
in black with touches of gold.
Mrs. Richard Cults was stunning
In dress of old rose colored charme-
use and real lace
Mrs. Owen. wife of Capt. Owen,
was regal in black with a dog collar
Of pearls.
Miss Betty. Case wore dainty
little froek of pale blue charmouse
with pink roses.
Mrs. Cheatham was stunning in
black.
Miss Hopkins wore ? gown of
scarlet colored chiffon over white
satin.
Mrs. Joseph Andrews wore a smart
little frock of gray charmeuse and
chiffon
Mrs. w. NJ Graham was in pink.
Mrs. ID. y. Case was in black with
touches of silver
Miss Alice Cornet was in blue
mafquisette over satin with touches
of black. made empire fashion.
Miss Mercer wore stunning frock
of apricot colored charmeuse with
rhinestones.
Mrs. Clyfford Game was in black
over white satin with a boudoir cap
OF white tulle.
Miss Helen Alexander was in
white chiffon and satin with touches
OF Dresden
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Morning Music Club
One Of the most delightful affairs
OF the week was the meeting of the
Morning Music Club on "Wednesday.
u was held this time at the Waikiki
home Of Mrs. w. ID. Westervelt and
nowhere could music on such a hot
day have been appreciated except in
this breezc-cooled house. The pro-
gram was splendid even for the
Music Club which prides itself on its
musicians. The audience which
numbered about a hundred ladies
was most enthusiastic and apprecia-
tive Mrs. win Love played the first
number on the program, Forgotten
Fairy Tales" 10y Edgar Thorn Mac
DoWcH Although comnaratiyely