Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-25


OF their beautiful home on Pensa-
cola street. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mac
farlane entertained at one of the most
elaborate social functions of this sea
son. on Monday evening.
" r. The occasion of me party was the
teeth anniversary OF the marriage OF
the host and hostess Above the door
OF the pavilion The Inn was spell
in huge letters and at the entrance
s;ood tall. stately. silver vase filled
with a 81 caf OF ST. Joseph lilies. the
symbol Of Eurtty; near this vase was
= q huge tigers skin and in the arms
Of the animal rsposed another sheat
of the lilies, while al the back OF the
tiger there was seen gambling table,
the tiger and tie gambling table rep
rtsenting vice. Within the Inn GUAM
: titles Of green palms and ferns were
masSed against the walls and from
the rafters were hung graceful
kuras in great abundance gave a
bright. touch OF color to the decora-
tons with very pretty effect.
The guests were seated at twenty
six small tables. having for their CEN
terpieces red ixoras, and the place
favors were toy balloons. In the mu-
sic room, where were seen Sandona
portraits Of the Macfarlane family.
were quantities OF rare American
beauty roses and in the dining and
breakfast rooms African daisies we're
attractiIely arranged The decorating
was done hy Mr.. Ernest Parker, who
is famous Tor his artistic decorative
ability.
TIE guestg as they arrived were
greeted by Mr. Walter Marfarlane,
Miss Carol Low and Mr.. vivien Dyer,
who led them through the Maefariane
home 60 the Inn. Later, after they
had all assembled the hostess came
into the room, and made a stunning
picture In her costume of white satin
brocaded In gold with coat of green
taffeta ornamented with gold beads.
At the request of their hostess all
OF the fair guests wore afternoon
frocks and garden hats and the men
were IN business suits.
During the supper Mrs. Alice Hay
ward sang number of the latest
popular airs and danced a modified
Hawaiian hula. She was accompan-
led on the piano by Miss Elsa MEM
ecke Another delightful feature of
the evenings entertainment was an
exhibition OF the Lulu Fado by Miss
Carol Low and Vivien, Dyer. Stars
from the Beyani Opera company were
also among the entertainers.
After dinner Dude. Miller's sing
ing quintet made music for the dane
ing that lasted TIL the first faint
streaks OF dawn we're seen peeping
through the black clouds. During the
early evening as the dancers sswayed
and twirled to the strains of popular
airs q huge arrow. was set in action
and as the dance came to a close
pointed to one of the couples. The
lady dancing was given as a favor
handsome poster decorated in har-
mony with the piece then being played
by the orchestra. the posters having
been done for the occasion. by Miss
Beatrice White, Miss Harriet Lucas
received my Wife is Dancing Mad,
Hone Kaua wikiwil1i" was given to
Miss Mary Lucas, Mrs. Harold Castle
drew by the Beautiful Sea, The
High Cost of Loving was taken by
Mrs. Walter Dillingham; and Mrs
Edward Tenney drew This is the
Life"
Many handsome gowns were worn.
Among those gowned with noticeable
attractiveness were:
Miss Carol Low, who assisted the
hostess during the evening. was very
charming and girlish in frock of soft
pink material and a tulle bonnet.
Princess Kaianianaole wore one OF
the handscmest costumes at the func
ticn. II was Of black satin richly or
nainented with jet and her hat was
trimmed with rarS leather fancies.
In fluffy white dress and dainty
little Castle cap, Miss Rose Herbert
made a very pretty picture,
Miss Jessie Kennedy was stunning
in costume of black satin and net
made with the. full skirt decreed by
Dame Fashion and long chiffon
sleeves. Her hat was black orna-
mented with feathers.
Miss Charlotte Dowsett wore a SIM
pie gown CT pink material and large
portrait hat of tulle and feathers.
Mrs. E. d. Tenney was strikingly
gowned in white with large white
hat
Among the very stunning gowns was
that wcrn by Mrs. Robert Single. 1t
was one OF the black and white COM
bina.-.ns so popular this season, the
black costume being lightened with a
white satin coat
Mrs Charles F. Chillingworth was in
black, q touch Of color being given the
costume with corsage of yellow
roses.
Mrs. Walter Dillingham; was most at
tractiVe in her gown OF bright blue taf-
feta anu her picture hat of black.
In her white lingerie gown and at
tractive hat. Mrs. Harold Castle was
one of the loveliest Of the ladies at
the function.
Among those present were Prince
and Princess Kalanianaole, Miss Jes.
sic Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Abrams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Miss
Charlotte Dowsett, Mrs. August
Dreier, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Falk. Miss
AffoC i nrna IarrEaft