Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17
The Waterhouse Dance

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The ever popular Country CLUB
was the scene OF a large and enjoy
able dance on Wednesday night given.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Warehouse.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Water house,
in honor OF Mr. r. B. WaIsce sof
Singapore. The rain. which Mas been
interfering with so many tfs stlfe
weeks gaieties did not dampen any
ones enthusiasm, and in fact. was
considerate enough to hold off during
the hours OF arrival and departure.
The broad lanais and supper room
were beautifully decorated with
palms and bamboo, with Quantities of
golden chrysanthemums and yellow
lilies, intermingled with sweet-smell-
ing vines OF MALE and smiiax The
supper tables were ornamented with
large bowls of nasturtiums and ferns
A rafting good quintet played in
spiriting airs for the dancing of
which there was every variety, last
Ing into the wee sma' hours of the
morning
Some of the gowns on this oc-
casion were very beautiful. Mrs.
Fred Waterhouse was stunning in
ithhOh NOiOith 6Onn VI anu
lace. Mrs. Albert Waterhouse, the
other hostess, wore charming gown
of pale blue crepe de chine, trimmed
with real lace and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Tenney Peck looked very
handsome in gown of peacock blue
with black lace
Mrs. Bodrero wore a beautiful gown
OF silyery grey brocaded charmeuse,
with a lace bodice and touches of
apricot in the waist
A very stunning dress was the one
worm by Mrs. Kenneth Grant. This
was a pink chiffon. draped in the
prevailing mode, with trimmings of
rhinestones.
Miss Helen Alexander was at
tractive in black gown.
Miss Alice Cornet wore dainty
frock of pink charmeuse with white
lace.
Miss Beatrice Castle wore French
gown OF green chiffon with gold
trimming.
Mrs. Thomas of Leilehua was
handsome in gown of peacock blue
with an over-dress of black lace.
Mrs. VIII Whitneys dress was very
attractive. II was seafoam green
charmeuse with draDeries of white,
Mrs. Arthur Rice had on a stunning
dress of white satin with an over
dress of black and white. A smart
aigrette in her hair finished the cos !
tune
Mrs. Mary Gum was in gown of /,
delicate pink charmeuse with white |
lace.
Miss Jessie Kennedy wore
Partisan frock OF deep pink taffeta |
with trimmings of real lace and old |
gold. A touch of blue here and |
there added a very chic effect /
Miss Bertha Kopke wore a dainty !,
little dancing frock of blue crepe de |
ch.De and white lace drapei ia |
mode.
Miss Esther Kopke's gown was a |
very charming one of pink charmeuse
with saucy little rose binds.
Mrs. Ernest Ross wore stunning |
frock OF white charmeuse.
White messaline formed the founda- ,
ton OF Mrs. Richard Cookies dress
Over this dress was an oyer-dress of |
beautiful white lace with touches of
pink and blue on the bodice.
Mrs. b. f. Dillingham; wore a hand /
some black gown with real lace.
Mrs. DR.. High was in pink charme- /
use, with touches of blue and white. |
The guests on this occasion were:
Miss Emily Farley. Miss Marjorie
Gilman, Miss Helen Girvin, Miss Lu-
CIV Gilbert, Miss Bernice Hartwell, i
Miss Dorothy Hartwell, Miss, MaHon
Greene, Miss Charlotte Hall. Miss Cla-
ra Hemenway, Miss Rose Herbert, the
Misses Jones, Miss Jessie Kennedy, |
Miss Bertha Kopke. Miss Esther Kop- I
Ike, Miss Claire Kelley. Miss Lucy Di-
mond. Miss Elizabeth Hopper, Miss
Alice Hopper, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss /
Harriet Hatch, Miss Alice Macfarlane.
Miss Lady Macfarlane, Miss Belle Nc
Corriston, Miss Violet Mckee, Miss
Edith Mist. Miss Margaret Peterson,
Miss Margaret Restarick, Miss Blanche 1
Soper, Miss p. Soper, Miss Wilhelmi [
ma Tenney, Miss Ulio, Miss Mary Won
Holt. Miss Edith Williams. Misses