Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-31

ana everything tnat one doesn't usual
ly ask for in a thousand years. The
call for boudoir slippers has been
enormous and from all indications
fully half the assembled throng to-
night will be CARRIED in yama yama
suits with the tall hats and pomponed
slip shods. Although renting cos
tune is somewhat Of an innovation
In Hawaii, the idea is taking famous.
ly, particularly among the men folk
who dislike the attendant worries OF
having anything made The feminine
world though, sticks up its nose at u.s.
ing q garment that has been worn
before, though the costumes are most
Of them practically new. Mrs Charles
Chilling worth promises toSbe a thing
Of beauty in her royal robes OF old
gold and scarlet, and her diadem Of
diamonds This, by the way, Is no
f7ncy OF the costume-maker, but one
/. OF the genuine coronets of a royal Ha-
waiian family, though the original
gems have been removed and less val.
liable rhinestones substituted. Mrs.
Norma Adams. Miss. Helen Spalding,
Miss Myrtle Schuman. Miss Thelma
Murphy, Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss
Pauline Schaefer will be charming
young maids.in.waiting in their ele-
CANT gowns OF silks and satins made
with long court train. They will
reian In dignity on the throne for a
half an hour or more after which they
viii gather MP their skirts like any
other mortal and join the frolickers on
the floor.
Dinners before hand and suDpers at
midnight will lend added zest to the
merrymaking The non-dancers have
secured boxes in the gallery over.
head where they plan to secure much
pleasure in watching the gay throng.
The others will pirouette to the rag
times which a military band will fur
nish-no restrictions having been set
upon the varieties of rag to be danced.
Among the patronesses for tonight's
affair are:
Queen Idliuokalani. Princess Kalani-
anaole. Mrs. c. B. r. Moore. Mrs. nj.
NJ. Macomb, Mrs Edward ], Timber.
lake. Mrs. Frederick Funston. Mrs.
Archibald Campbell. Mrs. s. M. ia.
n I, e p. ISlIIl stiiueI, MIS-. II ~.
MacIariane, slrs Jonn 4 THOMAS,
MIS-. =: ~ Ienney. MIS-. George her
bert. Mrs T. Myers Mrs. r, Cuts.
Mrs G. B.. Cooper, Mrs Francis n.
French. Mrs. w. F. DILLINGHAM;. Mrs.
D. M. Appel. Mrs. "A. q. Murphy. Mrs.
s. D. Sturgis. Mrs e. v. Smith, Mrs.
B. ii Watkins. Mrs G. n. Angus, Mrs
e. a. Douthitt. Mrs. j n. Riggs Mrs.
=. L CoKe, A rs.s r. NJ Swanzy, Mrs.
= f. (. Isenberg, Mrs " b Renters
Mrs 9. F. Davies. Mrs. ]. ~. Jones,
Mrs Wallace R. harrington
Popular Army offiesf lEndsdea
At q PRETTY abbointed luncheon
given at the home Of her parents
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Rees -nn I s
Gust street last Monday. in honor a
two army brides.to-be. Misses Sadi,
Murray and Cali Phillips Miss Doroth,
Rees also made known the fact tina
she was 10 be an army bride for ssh,
announced her engagement to Lieu
tenant Raymond Vincent Crainer. u. s
Al. Miss Rees is one of the most pop
ular girls in the army set. and til,
Rees home on Locust street is the rem
dezYous for the younger members 8
the service and society sets. Her ii
ance is graduate Of West Point an,
for the last two Years has been STA
toned at Fort Winfield Scott with thi
9th company of the coast artillery
/, Among those who gathered aroun,
. Miss Rees table to hear the happ,
, news were Miss Polly Young Of Var
. couVer, Mrs. Rees. Miss Gladys Bower
and Miss Margaret knight and I'll,
Two guests Of honor, Miss Phillips an,
Miss Murray. No definite date ha
! been set for the wedding but IT vii
Z in all probability take place short,
I after Easter Sunday.-Chronicle.
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!. Martin-Gillen.
The marriage took place yesterda
) at st Andrews cathedral OF Miss AS
!. hes Gillen OF Andoyer, Mass, an
!. Capt Carl A. Martin Of the 4th {
i s. cavalry, Schoffeld Barracks. Til
wedding was a very quiet one due t