Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22

ETY. ball held at the armory on
Tuesday evening was a success
Is mere words. IL was something bril-
liant, fascinating. and only those who
partook OF the festivities realize the
truly successful. character OF the al.
fair.
II was greatly regretted that the
officers and their ladies from Scho-
field and those from Kamehameha
we're unable to attend on account Of
the general downpour and floods.
However, Armstrong, Kruger and
Shafter were represented and the 10
cal society folk were there to help
make the affair one long to be re-
membered.
Unusually good music was furnish
ed during the evening BY two bands.
Through the courtesy Of Mayor Lane
the services of the Hawaiian band
we're secured for both evenings. as
the 25th Infantry band was unable to
come in from Schofield.
In the reception line and heading
the committee were Mrs. John P.
Wiser, representing the Hawaiian
department; Mrs. Walter Chatfield
and Mrs. Benjamin w. Atkinson Of
Fort Shafter, Mrs. James b. Houston.
Quartermaster, and Mrs. Wilmot E..
Ellis and Mrs. Frank w. Coe, artil-
iery posts.
Those. who had reserved boxes In
cluded, box 1, Admiral Boush; 2. Gov.
ernor Pinkham; 3, Gen. Wiser and
Col. Atkinson; 4, Col. f. p Reynolds;
s. Gen. Strong and Col. Guilfoyle;; s.,
Col. Houston and Col. Ellis; z. Capt
Phisterer;; 9. Mrs. Morris; IL, Mr..
Shuttle: 10. Mr.. Williams Is, MAI
Dashiell and Capt. Cochran; IL. Mr..
r. M. Swanzy; 10, Mr.. c. w. c. Deer
ing; 81, Mr.. George Ahiborn; %, Mr..
BlackmAn; 10, Sachs & Co.; IL, Gen.
johnson; a., Mr.. Albert Homer; Is.
Mr.. C. C.Yoh Hamm; Is, Mr.. Will
ans; 90, Mr.. K. d. Tenney; %, Mr..
Arthur Wall, Mr.. Raymond Brown,
and Mr.. J. M. Riggs, and ~, Judge
A. "A. Wilder.
Among the handsome gowns noticed
during the nVening weres
Mrs. J. Morton Riggs was gowned
fhsza : SombihatioH Of red satin and
rr.nr, l1rc - -
Nrs. GeorEe BeckIey wore an elet'
eShf ebsthnie of white satin with an
overskirt OF epangled lace.
Mrs. Warren oakes appeared In
black tulle gown which. made very
short and full, was very attractive.
Mrs. Paul Malone wore an attractive
costume Of black net over founda-
tion OF black satin.
Mrs. George Collins gown was OF
black net over old rose satin and was
veAy charming.
Mrs. K. J. O'Hara wore a stunning
costume of corded black net over
deep red satin.
In a gown fashioned of rose-colored
tulle, made very short and full. Miss
Marion Chaplin looked quite picture.
:, Miss Dorothy Harker looked very
pretty in gown OF delicately tinted
pink lace over white satin.
Mrs. G.. Fred Bush wore a handsome
gown of blue satin combined with
lace.
Miss Muriel Tilden wore turquoise
blue satin and taffeta made short and
low which was most becoming.
Mrs. David l.. Stone wore pretty
costume OF turquoise blue taffeta
made In late fashion.
Mrs. M. J. Lenihan wore combina-
ton of black satin and tuIle which
was very striking.
Miss Hazel Bpckland wore an old
rose and white combination of tulle
and satin which was very pretty.
Mrs. Samuel |. Johnson's gown was
OF dainty pink satin with rosebud
trimming.
Mrs. H. H. Zornig wore an attractive
gown of blue and white tulle.
Mrs. C. B. Cooper's gown was Of
blue charmeuse with bodice of white
lace.
Mrs. Charles R. Frazier wore a gown
of white net with corsage OF pink
sweet peas.
Mrs. Charles Heiser's gown was OF
yellow taffeta. and was very becoming.
Miss Enid Sutton wore one of the
fashionable square dresses Of black
silk contrasted with green.
Miss Mary Won Holt looked lovely
in white embroidered net over white
satin.
Miss Betty Cases gown of white
lace with a dainty corsage of pink
rosebuds was very becoming.
Miss Harriet Hatch wore q gown of
black net over satin which was very
striking.
Mrs. Charles A. Ragan's stunning
costume was Of purple and gray velvet
and with q court train.
A black lace gown made with a long
train was the gown chosen by Mrs.
Raymond Brown.
Miss Helen Mclean wore a pink
CONNECTION which was charming
One Of the prettiest gowns was that
worn by Mrs. Frank Alexander Sloan
A black lace with green sequens made
full with long faring chiffon sleeves.
= Black net with silver embroidery
made in simple but elegant style
was the gown worn by Mrs. G. w.
Case Deering.
Mrs. B. w. Atkinson was gowned
in a soft white net with court train
of nile green satin, which was very
effective and becoming.
One Of the charming costumes was
that worn by Mrs. A. N. Campbell. 1t
was a purple creation of cut velvet