Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03


:: Mrs. Arthur WiIder's supper. :;
:: Miss hcStocker's tea. =
:: Admiral Stanford's dinner. y
:: Mrs. Baldwin's tiff. :;
:: Mrs. Lincoln's bridge. ::
= Mrs. 5French's dinner. ::
{; Mrs. Arthur sWitder's dinner. :;
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gowned in a Partisan rrcek of green
and gold brocade.
Mrs. George Sherman was stunning
In dress OF seafoa.l green over white
satin with rhinestone trimming.
Miss Hattie Lucass dress was an
odd shade of salmon PINK inessaline
with draperies of silk maltese lace,
and rhinestone trimming.
) Miss Aileen Dowsett was sweet and
girlish in frock of white messaline
and shadow lace.
4 Miss Violet Mckee was attired in a
: sInart-looking frock of black lace over
! white satin with silver lace
I Mrs Arthur Wilder was very smart
in gown of white satin charmeuse
with real lace.
Mrs. James Wilder wore black chif-
fon over white satin.
Miss Alice Macfarlane was charm
ing In pink satin.
Mrs. Walter F. Frear was very
dainty in white satin with rose point
| lace.
Dance for Miss Harriet Hatch.
Never before has the Country Club
looked more beautiful than on Thurs
day night on the occasion of the fare
well dance for Miss Harriet Hatch CIV
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooke and
Miss Alice Cooke. Mrs. Helen Alex
/ ander, famous for skill in artistic
work, had charge Of the decorations
and to say that the results of her
handiwork we're exquisite is hardly
paying proper tribute to the fairyland
she created. Gorgeous golden tiger
lilies, the like and quantity of which
have seldom been seen in Honolulu,
were the keynote of the decorative
scheme, great bowls of these superb
flowers were placed everywhere Large
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| quaint shapes were hung about from
the sides of the walls, pillars and
newell posts. Here and there were
feathery-headed chrysanthemums and
soft fragrant roses. The electric
lights were made into huge lilies of
| crepe paper, softened with tender
vines of smilax and maize Golden
yellow tulle falling in soft folds of
fluff was draped here and about, some
times INTERVENING with vines and
sometimes yelling saucy spider lily.
In the dressing room, bowls of roses
| and violets mingled their fragrance
with the perfume of the daintily clad
dancers.
A rafting good quintet played, and
all sorts of dancing was permissible.
Later in the evening delicious col
lation served to inspirit the guests for
further dancing.
| The gowns that were seen on this
occasion were very beautiful and up
! to-date. The guest of honor was
dressed in frock of old rose bro
cade, shot with gold and trimmed
| with real lace.
| Miss Alice Cooke was very dainty
in gown of white. satin and tulle
/ Mrs. Richard Cooke had hand
some gown of white and pale pink
satin and chiffon.
Mrs. Walter Dillingham; wore a
pale gray chiffon over satin
| Mrs. A. G. Halves was stunning In
dress of cerise colored satin draped
| with black Spanish lace.
Mrs. John Waterhouse wore dress
of a soft blue gray that was very be-
coming.
I Mrs. A. ]. Campbell was gowned in
cloth of gold dress with gold lace.
Miss Betty Case was dressed in a
lpale shade of blue sasln.
Miss Sara Lucas was charmingly
frocked IN a gown of cerise colored
charmeuse, rnodisteiy draped, and
| trimmed with touches of Balkan
Miss Helen Girvin was stunning in
dress of blue and silver marquisette
over white satin, shadow lace fell in
folds over the shoulders and was
caught below the knees in the drap-
4 cry of the skirt. Rhinestone orna-
ments completed the costume
4 Mrs. Gaylord Wilcox wore white
charmense
i Miss Margaret Peterson was charm
ing in an embroidered crepe de chine
! dress of salmon pink
Mrs. George Cooke wore a white
brocade yelled with chiffon
\ Mrs. Kenneth Grant had on 4 very
striking dress of seafoam green with
bretelles of silver lace
! Mrs. Rufus Spalding wore one of
her usual stunning frocks--it was
white charmeuse faced with Alice
j blue, with touches of blue on the cor.
sage.
Mrs. Ivers was attractive in a
gown of yellow satin with gold lace.
Mrs. Fred Waterhouse wore can
J airy colored dress with real lace
i Mrs Albert Waterhouse was at
tractively gowned- in a frock of Chi
nese blue with a white lace bodice
on which were touches of apricot col