Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27


peace and last-in-war, but firstin
Congress, voter wore white net under
sleeves from her elbow to wrist, the
back sleeves OF her frock being Of the
latest beIl-shaped variety just to her
elbow.
Silk of every kind and fohlards in
particular are being extensively fea-
tured, with polka dots claiming first
place either in entire costumes or in
combination.
Mrs. Sheridan wore to one OF the frs
spring luncheons a beautiful satin
striped foulard In biscuit color with a
polka dot hardly larger than a pin
head, forming 4 well-defined allover
pattern. The skirt was just off the
ground, with an out-andOut overskirE
Of twenty years ago brought up to
the minute in q new method of confIn.
ing the fulness in pleats. The bodice
was q coatee effect with very graceful
soft collar OF midnight blue chiffon
over a vestee Of cream net. The
sleeves are bell shaped, ending half
way between elbow and wrist, with
undersleeVes of net and cuffs Of the
chiffon. Velvet in the dark blue forms
a deep girdle. The latter fastens Oh
the left side with a facinating ornd-
ment Of large and small beads in blue
and amber, crystal and jet.
MRS. BUTTON ENTERTAINS
That hospitality and the social
graces do not depend absolutely on a
lavish expenditure of money is being
demonstrated daily at the numerous
little neighborhood assemblies that
have frightened the week just past.
Luncheon and tea parties have been
numerous, and no one deprecates the
fact that they are not complex, cost
ly affairs. Everyone welcomes a re-
turn to simplicity, and most Of all do
the very people who have been in the
whirl of extravaganza with all its
tedious formality.
Mrs. Henry Foster button added to
the weeks pastimes by assembling her
neighbors at q luncheon and bridge
party at the Burlingame Country Club.
Her guests were Mesdames Charles
Templeton Croker, Joseph Tobin, Ar
thur Miles, George Barr Baker, J.
Cheever Cowdih, George T. Cameron,
Clement Tobin, Malcolm Whitman,
Waiter Filler, Ross Amber Curran,
Mountford 8. Wilson, Kenneth Moore,
Richard McCreery, Robert Hayes
Smith, Eugene Murphy, Marion Lord,
Samuel Knight, Cyril Tobin, Thomas
Eastland. San Francisco Examiner,
ROYAL VISITORS IN NATIONAL
CAPITAL
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 16.-
With the President and Mrs. Wilson
planning to remain In the White
House alf summer, with no greater d.
version for the former than game of
golf after z o'clock breakfast and q
motor ride after q Z O'Clock dinner,
official society is making its plans to
remain, II not In town, so close az, to
reach the executive offices, the Capt.
tol or the White House by a short
motor run.
Scores of homes usually showing
boarded front doors and drawn shades
at this date are not only open but in
their summer furnishings are the
scene Of delightful Inequalities, even
though every one recognizes that q
state OF war exists. - =
The succession Of distinguished Wis
itors Is In itself q reason for break
fasts, dinners and receptions such as
are rarely seen in Washington ex-
cept in the height Of the official sea-
n.--San Francisco Chronicle.
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Observation-Disclosures WEDDING
At st. Andrews Cathedral last eve
ming at o'clock occurred the we'd
ding Of Miss Fioria Lachmund and
Mr.. Arthur e. Restarick, with the
grooms father. Bishop Restarick,
reading the Episcopal wedding ser
vice. It was a FASTENED wedding,
owing to Bishop RESEARCHES depart
ure on the Milhelmina this morning
for the mainland. r-l-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold Brodie Nc
Grew attended the young couple as
best man and matron Of honor After
the wedding all motored to the Kaha-
la home Of Mr.. and Mrs McGrew,
where guests had been hidden to
chowder supper. Instead. il was
wedding feast. Later the happy
couple slipped away to enjoy honey.
uOou. Tn return Lney Will i've at the
Restarick home on Emma street,
where they win be at home to their
friends. H.. q ~
MIDKIFF-RICHAR
On Friday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Richards, will occur the
wedding Of Miss Ruth Richards and
Mr.. Frank E. Midkiff Rev. ]. y. |
Midkiff. father Of the groom, has come
from the mainland to perform the GER
emony joining in wedlock his son and |
Miss Richards. Miss Al. McManus, a |
school friend, who came this week, |
viii be the maid Of honor. The brides
maids viii be Miss Ruth Anderson,
Miss May Sutherland sud Miss Edna !
Curtis, while the groom will be aup- |
ported by Mr.. Arthur Wymanl and the
nshers are to be Mr.. Harry Marsh /
and Mr.. Harry Lucas.
Il is to be home wedding with /
friends and relatives in attendance.
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SCAyENIUS IN RECITAL THIS
EVENING
Fritz Scayenius, the pianist, will |
a.