Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-05

JAR AND MRS. BRUCE ART
III WRIGHT entertained so uniquely
that the event stands out against
past affairs and sets a new standard
for many to come. The party on Tues
day night was planned as a Cubist,
Futurist and Post Impressionist din
ner-dance and proved a tremendous
success. For the past year, while
abroad and in Honolulu, Mrs Cart
wright and her sister, Miss Edith Viii
liamg, have been planning and making
arrangements for the party. In Paris.
Ass. Cartwright had one CT her rings
made and painted. and there bought
some of her wigs and costumes, and
Ehlefs and Whitney q Marsh Of Ho-
nGlulu made-many things possible In
that line. In London, at Liberty's.
Mrs. Cartwright bought good part
Il her Indian jeWelry and Futurist
china. Malcolm 4 Hayes, New York,
printed her invitations. menus, AMI
supplied her Cub,st dinner and salad
plates Van Tynes. in New York, sup
piled jewelry for several costumes and
there was not q thing worn by the
charming hostess, in trinkets, which
we're not real.
The affair opened with dinner al
s. O'clock. Mrs. II. L. Marx, Miss Jes
sic Kennedy, Mrs. c. II. w. Norton
and Miss Rose Herbert were in the
receiving line and when the guests
were seated at dinner, the first num-
Ler en- the program started the affair
with hang.
'velstabaticns Of en- Artists
Dream was the first number of the
program, acted by Mrs Cartwright
and I.-YGung Correthers. Mrs Cart
wright 10 Cubist costume, composed
Of purple pantaloon and cerisa
train giving a divided effect. with a
bodice trimmed with peacock feathers
and hair richly ornamented with jew
els. was Mr.. rcrrethers' dream-picture
cGme to life. Descending from the
Futnrist stage, she greeted her guests
amid shower CT rose petals ana !
laughter.
The next on the program was the
first Cubist dance, Dance du Puss
Cafe, by Ably Buchanan and L. Young
Correthers This was>a most attrae
tive feature. The third number was
Sweet, Sublime. Sinplicitude, by
Sara Lucas, Edith Williams and Ably
Buchanan. When the curtain opened {
on this tableaux there came from the /
diners an outbreak OF mirth which i
cenlh not be suppressed for some |
time. the idea being SO ridiculous ami,
so well carried out. 'Etude--Straun.
SKI. d cnbist piaHe fSfece,- pt1yed-6y
Mrs. D. Howard Hitchcock, called
forth an Dynticn from the enthusiastic
listeners. SwimEulating Swfmps'
was an altogether odd dance original
cd and given By Miss Carol Low. Miss
Low was dressed entirely in cerise.
hair, eyebrows and gewn, and attached
from her fingers were countless mar
rev ribbons. This was the new point
ence by storm.
The sixth number was by l.. Young
Ccwethers, who danced in blue god
costume. II was called Sounds on a
Hot June Night. = "Thvirtadations,
by Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, was num-
Der eight on the program and proved
the nest original of all. The last
piece was Angelic, Aesthetic and
Aerial Thoughts OF Sweet Young Girl
by Miss Edith Williams, who danced
in a blue angel costume, looking the
part she was portraying. This closed
the dinner part and the guests gath
cred in the drawing room for the art
exhibit The guests were asked to
guess the name OF a Futurist picture
done in the new French mode of art
Miss Marion Newhall took<the first
prize, guessing Sans Souci, or Naked
Truth" Both were very fitting
Among tho pictures in the gallery
were The Evolvemeni of Soul" by
ID. Howard Hitchcock ME Chasing
It. by Mrs. Cartwright, showing Mrs.
Cartwright ever chasing pet idea,
never quite getting hold of it.
Thoughts, by Mrs. Cartwright and
others by artistically inclined guests
were exhibited.
Mrs. George Carter captured the
first prize for the most gorgeous cos.
tune and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; for
the most beautiful Mrs. H. p. Agee
took the prize for the most original
and roll of Futurist wall paper was
given TO Mr. Merwin Carson as the
man who will have a Futurist home.
Some OF the gowns worn were: