Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21

try Club for Mrs Melyia Single OF
Berkeley, Mr. Shingles mother. The
hand OF Ernest Parker was discerned
In all OF the decorations They were
not only beautiful lavishly beauti-
ful - but very unusual and elabor-
ate On the broad lanai where the re-
ception was held. brick-red African
daisies were used in riotous profusion.
These were arranged In graceful bas-
kets and tied with tulle OF the most
wonderful, oddly-blending colors -
soft blues and browns and yellows,
shades OF orange. green and amethyst
huge bows of II harmonizing with
subtle misty effect OF a rainbow wa
terfaIL On the dining-room where
tea was served at small tables trel-
liswork OF MALE was built about the
windows. Great bowls OF roses and
ferns were arranged about the sides
while on each table was a dainty gold
basket filled with sweet peas and tied
with opal-tinted tuile bows. AT the
foot OF each basket were massed
quantities OF purple-headed yiolets
and maidenhair fern. stringed or
cheatra added the last harmonious eff
feet with its quaint Hawaiian melo-
dies softly caroled throughout the aft
ernoOn. =.
Receiving with the hostess and her
guest OF honor were Mrs. George
Beckley and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane.
Mrs. Shingles gown was exquisite-a
creation OF white brocaded satin with
an overdress of gold lace which in
turn was lined with green chiffon.
The skirt had one Of those Frenchy
little aprOH-front effects OF black tulle
eaugh i'm the back with n cluster OF
reddish blossoms. Her hat was OF
black velvet with beautiful white al
grettes. Mrs. Melvia Single wore
handsome gown OF Alice-blue brocade
with gold lace and fringe. She wore
smart gold slippers and beautiful
gold hat trimmed with bird OF para
disc plumes Mrs Beckley was very
smart in frock Of rose-pink brocade
and charmeuse with a hat to match.
Mrs Walter Macfarlane was in soft
shade OF amethyst brocade with l.
amethyst hat Among the guests a
number OF strikingly beautiful
gowns were observed. Mrs E. ID.
Tenney wore lovely costume of
white charmense with dull beaded
pasmenterie and an exquisite coat OF
black chantiIiy lace. Mrs. Helen
Noonan wore handsome gown OF
black chafmeuse with a large black
hat Mrs. Irwin Shepherd was charm
ing In gown OF taupe colored chiffon
with green Persian border and
becoming green hat. Mrs Nelson
lansing was In Yale blue taffeta made
with bouHant hips and rows of little
RULES. Her sister. Miss Ethel Nc
Lain. was stunning in American
Beauty charmeuse. Mrs. Frank
Woods appearance was very stunning
also. She wore a gown of black char
meuse trimmed with red and gold
The train was, made
with the smart little three cornered
effect. each corner ending with tas-
sci Her hat was Of red with plnmes
20 match. Mrs. William Lymer wore
q modish costume of white taffeta
with black fur. Miss Ethel Bishop
was in blue Mrs. NJ E. Grossman
wore an imported gown Of gray blue
charme0se with q brocaded coat of
subdued Persian effect Mrs. James
McCandless was charming in white
over pink with a pretty white hat
trimmed with .plumes. Mrs E. j.
was stunning in black
charmeuse with a black picture hat
Mrs. George Apple was in blue silk
crepe sprigged with flowers. Mrs. !
Thomas Lucas was in black. Mrs.
Mamie Phillips wore charming
frock OF ecru color with touches OF
old rose and q hat to match. Mrs. st.
c. Sayres was in-white with becom-
was in pink with touches of lavender
and chic little hat of black lace
with aigrettes. Mrs. George
Wallace was In white with a hat of
pink chiffon. Mrs E. Bishop wore a
handsome costume of purple velvet
Mrs. Robert McEldowney was very
attractive in her gown of white with
touches Of black. The skirt was
made with a minaret overskirt OF
lace. Mrs. F. ]. Center wore a hand
some. gown OF gray charmeuse brocad-
Cd with velvet Mrs. E. ]. BODICE was
n amber color Mrs. j. J. c. Haynes
wore q becoming gown of white linen.
Mrs. l. l. McCandless was in taupe
ehiffon with suggestions OF Persian
.oloring in the border. Mrs. c. A.
Brown wore black with touches OF
blue and yellow.
On the same evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Single were hosts at a delightful
lance. the occasion being their ami.
versary, which fell on that day Sixty
,r more couples tripped the light fan.
.nsfic over the excellent country
club loor until the wee sma hours.
Toward midnight delicious supper
vas served, and the healths Of the,
lost and ahostess proposed.
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All Sehofield at Carnival. Ii
Especial Star Bulletin CorrespondencelI d
SCHoFIELD BARRACKS. Feb. 20. |
The Carnival has taken most of the
garrison to Honolulu, the masculine
bart OF it anyway, and there is not
much entertaining when the men are
lbsent. u
Last Saturday evening Lieut.. and ]
Mrs Neal gave very attractive dance
u the hall OF the Spanish-American
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