The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-05-13

afternoon when Mrs. Virginia Iscnberg
| entertained at "A tea in honor of Mrs.
! Frederick Funston, wife of General
! Funston, who is the commanding officer
of the Hawaiian Military Department.
The hotel the old home of Mrs. Isen-
berg, is an ideal place for any large
social affair, the sweeping lanais, great
drawing rooms and parlors accommo-
dating many guests with great comfort
The room in which Mrs. Isenberg,
Mrs. Funston and Mrs. Walter +. Frear
received the many ladies who called
was veritable rose garden, handsome
American Beauty buds and full bloom
blossoms being used in vast abundance,
their striking beauty emphasizing the
handsome, glossy-leaved palms. Mrs.
lsenberg wore beautiful gown
of soft shimmering white messaline
with trimmings of shadow lace and
rhinestone ornaments, bunch of deli
cate lavender orchids shading from
light mauve to deep purple were worn
at the girdle; Mrs. Funston wore
soft white creation with one of the
modish girdles of the fashionable new
shades velvety pink petaled roses com
pleted the pretty costume. Mrs. Frear's
costume was black chiffon made over
a pretty shade of blue satin.
The great hall was gloriously deco
rated with massive punches of yellow
lilies, whose gorgeous coloring com
bined with the rich, warm shades of
IA soft-carpeted floor presented strik-
ing contrast.
Another room was ornamented with
African daisies, their brick red petals
standing out against the dark green
of tho ferns There were bowls and
bowls filed with this distinctive flow
err which IS difficult to obtain in any
quantity in Honolulu. r.a..
Masses of full purple headed asters
were used as the floral decoration of
another large room, the softor cOloring
contrasting pleasingly with, tthe'n more
brilliant shades in other parts of the
house. ''.jv uY. SO 80 ae rau9
| The lanais were screened in with
flags and here small tables with roses
as ecnterpieces, were placed, where de-
.)icious Refreshments were served. Mrs.
edward ,Duisenberg filed, the tea cups
and Mrs. iWalbridge served punch.
Throughout the afternoon the quintet
club seated in the music balcony over.
looking the large halls, played sweet.
! ltopel melodies and engasirs ,;ss..ri;,:
airs. .o,i+ n, ,nI , shin - s.,1
/ m Assisting Mrs, Isenberg in meeting
and presenting the guests were Mrs.
7 Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Edward julius
\ Timberlake, Mrs. Clinton G.. Ballep
! tyne, Mrs. w. II. Babbitt, Mrs .Alexan-
, vies. su 5CGD b.,op
1 Mrs. Ballentyne was handsome I'M a
white gown of sole crcpeibeaptiful with
rich lace; Mrs. Gcrrit Wilder wore
black satin with an overdress Qfwhite
lliand-embroidered nett Mrs, llawes
was striking in creamy white with
touches of Alice blue; Mrs. Timber
lake s gown of hand. embroidered null
made over yellow satin, was very be-
coming; Mrs. Duscnberg's dark
beauty was more pronounced by the
exquisite costume of white silk and
lace that she wore.
The invitational list was as follows.
Mrs. j. NJ. Atherton, Mrs. George
j. Augur, Mrs. Harry Baldwin, Mrs.
C. G. Ballentyne, Mrs. Arthur Berg,
Mrs. Emil Berndt, Mrs. f. +. Bishop,
Mrs MEYERS, Mrs. George C. Potter,
Mrs. Bottomley, Mrs. l.. Tcnney, Peek,
Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Willard Brown,
Miss Able buchanan, Miss Edith Viii
liams, Mrs. Ernest Kopkc, Misses
Esther and Bertha Kopke, Mrs. Mar.
quis. Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs. Uusborlre,
Mrs. Jack Hawes, Mrs Lccker, Mrs.
Herman Schultze, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs.
w. A. Campbell, Mrs. Charles Moore,
Mrs. Bodrero, Mrs Harold Giifard,
Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Miss Alice
Cooke, Mrs. H. II. Lakeland, Airs.
| L. Iru
ling, Mrs. Eyres, Mrs. Butler, Miss
Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Admiral Moore, Mrs.
Meyer, Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Farley, Miss
Emily Farley, Mrs. w. L. Moore, Mrs.
f, A. Mott-Smith, Mrs. Royal Mead,
Mrs. J. A. MeCandless, Mrs. Lincoln
McCandless, Miss Melnerny, Misses
!. Mcintyre, Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Helen
Noonan, Mrs. L. II. Paris, Misses
Pack, Mrs. G.. F. Davies, Mrs, G. II.
Dickey, Mrs. B. f. Dillingham;, Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. Walter Dill
bingham, Mrs. w. w. Dimond, Mrs.
s. b. Dole, Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett, Mrs.
+. G. Duisenberg, Mrs. Du Roi, Miss
Carroll, Mrs. c. +, Eckart, Miss Ehr-
! horn, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Brown, Mrs. G.
f. Bush, Mrs. A. ]. Campbell, Mrs
Charlotte Carter, Mrs. w. r. Castle
| Miss b. Castle Mrs. a.. l.. Castle,
Mrs. J. B. Castle, Mrs. Robert Cat
ton, Sr., Miss Cation, Mrs. +, B.
Cheatham, Mrs. Denman, Mrs, S. F.
+. Chillngworth, Jr., Mrs. A, Constabel
| Mrs. F. NJ. Cooke, Mrs. j. P. Cooke
j. Mrs. Clarence Cooke, Miss Grace
Cooke, Mrs. Kingsbury, sMrs. Neville
/. Mrs. Smith, Sr., Mrs. John Guild, Mrs
T.. o. White, Mrs. w. w. Hall, Sr.
: Miss Charlotte Hall, Mrs. Frank Hal
stead, Mrs. h. Halstead, Mrs. A. Ha.
, neberg, Mrs. IL. Mex. Harrison, Mise
F.. II. Hatch, Mrs. G. Hedemann, Mrs
/. George Herbert, Mrs. @. b. High, Mrs
d. II. Hitchcock, Mrs. W. G. Hobby
Mrs. Warner, Mrs. C. S. Holloway
: Mrs, Henry Holmes and mother
Miss Margaret L. Hopper, Mrs, AL.
bert Iiorner, Mrs. Hyds-Smith, Mrs
; alfred Hooking, Miss Florence Hoff
man, Mrs, W, LAM, Mrs. A. Lewis
Mrs. II. Lewis. Mrs. VIM. A. Love
Lindsay, 'lr., Mira WILLIAM a. Love,
Mrs. F. J. Lowfey, Mrs. +. c. Lyser,
; Mrs. Fred. Macfarlaue, Miss Alice
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