Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

Mrs. Rocert w. AtkiaSoF5s luncheona
On Monday evening Mrs Robert w
Atkinson entertained, complimentary
to Mrs. Charles Adams who has been
the motif for such large number OF
gatherings since her return here from
Chciga.o The table was most attrae-
tive, done IN Mexican creeper and
fern. Bridge held the attention OF
the guests for the hour after luncheon
Mrs. Atllinscn's guests were Mrs
Charles Adams, the homer guest; Mrs
Frank Armstrong, Mrs. Edward d
Tenney, Mrs E. Faxon Bishop, Mrs
Sperry. Mrs. Edna Kelley OF Los An.
gelcs and Mrs. Alice Shultz.
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Mr.. ard Mrs Harry. MaefarIane's Y
Supper Dance.
One of the most pretentieus parties.
of the season and certainly one of the
NEST enjoyable was given on Monday
evening with the graciousness char
acteristic of Mr. and Mrs Harry Mac.
farlane, who possess that fine quality
Of bringing people of eongenial tenn.
perments together. 1t was in honor
of Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton, who
came on Tuesday of last week to be
the house-guest of her sister and
brother The Country Club was the
setting for this evening of pleasure.
The decorations were very elaborate.
The table formed three sides of a
square and the guests danced in the
hollow The table was massed in la
yender, mauve and purple orchids,
and pink and lavender gladiolas with
quantities of tulle in the pastel shades
that gave an effect OF floating clouds
The dresses worn by the feminine
guests were worthy of fashion show;
all seemed wonderful creations of the
costumer's art Mrs. button, the hoR.
ored guest, was stunningly gowned il
silver lace with ruffles and hoops on
each ruffle. A white satin under gown
gave the silver lace an impression of
beauty. Mrs. c. w. Case behring's
dress was very lovely; fold upon fold
of alternating black and white and
bias folds of soft chiffon made beau
tiful gown.
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, who is one
of the best looking maIrons in Homo
lulu, was very charming in an all
black frock of tulle and lace.
Mrs. Percy Benson was especially
sweet in an all white gown. Mrs.
Walter Dillingham;, who by the way
is one of the best gowned of women,
looked very pretty in a sea green,
much ruffled rock Mrs Jack Halves,
who always attracts lot of attention
for her dark Italian type, was gowned
in an old-fashioned lowered gate pat.
tern silk frock with the hoop skirt ef-
feet Mrs. Harold Castle, who is such
a pretty girl, wore a pink chiffon vel
vet with silver lace bodice and silver
and white brocade flowers. Mrs John
Walker, just back from the mainland.
was a picture in black with silver
fringe and touch Of old blue
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, always one of the
most delightful and charming Of Homo
lulu women, looked lovely in an i'm.
ported creation that suited her won
derfully
Mr.. and Mrs. Macfarlane's guests
were Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton, the
guest of honor, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
adams, Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Fl
Kimball, Captain and Mrs Edward
Carpenter, DIR. and Mrs. Charles Bry-
ant Cooper, Miss Alice Vile, Major
Arthur s. Conklin, Mr.. Hebron Wal
ker. Major Matthew De Laney, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Macfarlane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mrs Alice
Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dillingham;, Judge and Mrs.
" illiam Whitney, Mr. Fred WichmaR,
Lieut.. Billy" Rose, Miss Mary White,
Miss Rebekah White, Mr.. Richard
Iyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Benson, Mr.. and Mrs
E.l,nnr,I n Tannax Mr. and Mrs. Har-