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


att. A color scheme Of red and white
was used all through the house and
On the small tables where luHcheop
was served Red hearts OF all kinds
were strung about the roorns-bia
keSrts, little hearts. tat hearts. thin
hearts. whole hearts and even broken
IeaTts, all significant of the day and
OF The announcement OF Miss Howatt's
engagement 10 Theodore Cooke which
came later This came in a most tan.
talking manner to the guests. who
thought they smelled mouse on be
holding the table laden with heart
and lovers knots OF red tulle AT first
they thought IL would come IN the en-
yelopes which were used as place
cards. but upon being opened they
We're found TO contain a pretty yalen'
tine. Then came many and mysterious
4 kilograms which only bore messages
OF good cheer At last, however. upon
leaving the table. announcement was
made. and the attractive young bride
lobe showered With good wishes. The
marriage will be an event OF early
summer Among those present were
Miss Muriel Howatt, Mrs. Fred Smith
Miss Alice Cools,. Miss Deatrict
Castle. Miss Alice Hopper, Miss Eliza
beth Hopper, Miss Helen Girvin. Miss
Sara Lucas, Miss Florence Hoffman
Mrs. Herbert Dowsett. Mrs Sherwood
Lowrey, Miss Louise Mccarthy, Miss
Aileen Mccarthy, Mrs. George Renton
Miss Violet Atherton. Miss Laura Ath-
erton, Miss Esther Kopke. Miss Rem
ME Cation. Mrs Arthur Rice, Miss
Marjory Gilman, Miss Jessie Kennedy
Miss Mary Won Holt. Miss Nora Stur-.
geon. Miss Margaret Waterhouse. Mrs.
Montague Cooke. Miss Margaret Pet
erson, Mrs. Philip Rice, Mrs. A. W..
Games. Jr. Miss Bertha Kopke. Mrs
5obn Buel Guard and Mrs. Frank
Hogs
Mrs. cartwright's Tea. M
One Of the most original and de-
lightful affairs that have been given
IN Honolulu In many year was
the fashion tea given by Mrs Bruce
Cartwright, Jr.s at her home in Iiliha.
The guests were prepared for some
thing unusual when fortnight ago
they received unique little invitations
written In French TO O'Clock tea and
q discussion OF the styles. Upon their
arrivals they were one and al made
speechiess- with Amusement and
laughter-at the appearance OF their
hostess whose costume lfmisiltd have
stepped out of Vogue, so ludicrously
exaggerated IL was A. description of
the 'toilette'the gown made of a
lace curtain and a mosquito net with
the fsh-tail train from between the
ankles and hoop skirt, the wig OF
fashions latest whim, inky blue In
color, the pearl earrings and jewels
to match made Of ping pong balls the
ultra smart aigrette concocted from
two long wires aud fluffy topped pow
der puffs--is quite beyond possibility
OF pen. One can only say that 1t was
one Of the cleverest bits OF dressmak.
Each guest was given a sketch of a
woman and lead pencil with which to
draw on her costume AS can be |
Imagined the results were. highly |
amusing. Prizes were offered for the !
most original. most chic. most suita.
BE for the climate ana for a number
81 other things. upcn comparing the
sl.efchex however the iudees found II
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~. 49, ~oou i-oMies' ails. ueolge ooi-
,iAs, MIS-. NorIna Aoahs' MIS-. Mlillani
t-Rilier. MIS- W, isI homas. Mrs. Ben-
lainlp MARX, Misses sara Lucas, Mary
lucas, Helen Glryln. Eunice Pratt, /
Eioise Wichman. Mary Won Holt, Rose |
Herbert, Jessie Kennedy, Silyans Pur.
Wis, Rennie Cation, Florence Hoffman, |
Agnes Buchanan. Hunter. Ethel Bish- /
op, Belle AlcCorriston. Margaret Wa.
terhoHse and others.
Mrs. Tenney's Tennis Tea.
A very delightful tennis tea was
given on Tuesday by Mrs. f. ID Ten.
nov the niece TO raeiStanoa 30 a.