Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13

! be seen in the seasons loveliest
! Gowns. coats, cloaks, hats, shoes and
accessories. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Crane will
dance at both performances, and a
Lumber of other interesting features
1 are being prepared.
/ The box holders are Mesdames
| James A. Black, William Breese. Fred
. erick Bradley, William Cuff, Herbert
Fleisehhacker, Alexander Hamilton,
Marcus Kosnland, Leon Roos, J. Stern.
| Joseph d. Grant, Richard lehman,
/ n. Levi, Eugene Lent, William H. Tay-
| lor, Frank II. Proctor, E. o. McCor-
mick, Charles r. Mccormick, Walter
! Martin. H. NJ. A. Miller, William Mat
sen, Latham McMullin, Cyrus Walker
and Lapham.
Some OF the girls who will pose as
I walking models for the fashion re-
view are Misses Margaret Nichols,
Marion Newhall, Mrs James Parker,
| Mrs. Albert Rees, Miss Elva de Pue
and a dozen or so under the direc-
! ton of Miss de Pue, in a skit which
will necessitate the wearing of sport
clothes.
l. Magnin G. Co. are furnishing all
the garments to be worn and Grover
Magnin is staging the show. The firm
| is sparing no expense or pains to make
the review one of the most artistic
events of the year.-San Francisco
Examiner. ~-.~
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Navy League Tea Dance.
The newly organized San Francisco
! Chapter, Woman's Section of the Navy
League, will give leap year dansant
at the Fairmont Hotel, February 20,
from to p. m. The plans are for
| an informal but strictly military af-
| fair. Army and navy officers will be
assisted in their novel duties as hosts
by group of ladies in the uniforms
of army and navy nurses. Mrs. Will
liam T. Sesnon is chairman and Mrs.
| Squire Varick Mooney has charge Of
the reservations. Others on the COM
mittee are Mrs. Daniel c. Heger, Mrs.
William Watson Wymore, Mrs. Fran
els M. Wright, Mrs. Kirby Crittenden
and Mrs. Ella NJ. Sexton. The prices
are 81, admission including refresh
| ments, and 81 extra for table reserva-
tions. Table may be reserved by ap-
ping to Mrs. Squire Varick Mooney,
2010 Broadway, telephone West 955.
Tickets are on sale at Sherman, Clay
& Co.'S and at the newstands of the
st. Francis and Fairmont hotels. The
proceeds are .tos be used to carry on
the work of the league, which has no
membership dues. Among the patron
esses are Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell. Mrs.
Charles Cove Mrs. F. NJ. Benne%-
Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Mrs. William G.
Irwin, Mrs. C. Frederick Kohl, Miss
Laura McKinstry, Mrs Frank B. An
derson, Mrs. Mountford Wilson, Mrs.
J. B. Crockett, Mrs. Samuel Knight;
Mrs. H. w. Scott, Mrs, Daniel T. Muir
ply, Mrs. Charles C. Moore, Mrs. Will
liam Hinckley Taylor, Mrs. Philip E.
Bowles, Mrs. George Lent, Mrs. JOS
eph S. Moody, Mrs Russell WILSON,
San Francisco Argonaut.
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In Washington. -.....
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Filler have
been the incentive for much entertain
ing in Washington, d. c., where they
are visiting. Among those who have
entertained in their honor are Judge
and Mrs. Sidney Ballou and Capt. and
Mrs: Theodore Baldwin.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle. -. ...-
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A San Francisco Sensation. III -.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Mrs. Charles
Templeton Croker, whose gowns on
all occasions may always be depended
upon to excite thrills of envy in the
souls of less fortunate women, will
surpass all of her former bounds Of
sumptuousness and originality in the
costume which she is to wear as queen
of the Mardi Gras, which is to take
place at the Palace Hotel, Tuesday
evening, March It'll, for the benefit of
the Children's Hospital.
It is to represent pink-tipped lotus
lily sparkling in the midnight dew.
The skirt will be a lotus lily from
which Mrs. Croker will emerge in
Respondent bodice of tulle, lotus pet
ais and iridescent jewels initiative Of
dew drops. The skirt will also be
sprinkled with the jewels. When she
enters with her court, drawn upon a
Buddha throne of golden lotus, the
lights will be dimmed, and the moon.
ligat will glinmer through fruit
boughs and deodars upon the gown,
which will glisten like a thousand
stars. In the court will be eight of
the most charming young women of
the smart set Mrs. Samuel Hopkins
will be gowned as a larkspur, Mrs.
Talbot Walker as nssturtium, Miss
Marian NewhaIl as daisy, Mrs. Ar
thur Chesebrough as a SNOWFALL, Miss
Gertrude Hopkins as a fuchsia, Miss
Marian Zeile as jonquil, Mrs. J.
Cheever Cowdsn as rambler rose,
Mrs. Rudolph Schilling as bluebell.
The courtiers. ruled over by Stan
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