Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
pINNER.DANCE AT COUNTRY

all Bland, Mrs. Humiston and Mis-
Mary Freer. The affair was in the
nature OF farewell as this popular
group OF Belyedere people who have
spent the past two months In cot
tage by the sea at Kahala, are leaving
"Wednesday for the coast to the great
regret Of their many friends here
The long U-shaped table was most
artistically decorated in rose color
end green, great baskets brimmins
with waxen pink begonas being
placed nc intervals through the center,
while the same delicate blossoms
with maidenhair ferns. we're scattere
tlickly over the snowy drapery. Greal
French bows Of rose tinted tulle were
caught airily to the handles of the
rustie baskets. the long ends twininc
from basket TO basket throughout thu:
length Of the table, half yelling the
exquisite blossoms and adding n
charming touch to the effect. Novel
little almond boxes combining the
2ame cards were painted in pink roses
and caught with pink satin ribbons.
Dude Miller's orchestra played
throughout dinner. and the guests
danced between the courses and later
throughout the evening, to the same
fascinating music.
The hostesses we're exqnisitely
frocked and each wore a spray OF
mauve orchids Mrs. Freer's gown
was OF brocaded cloth of silver ir
mauye tones draped over beautiful
silver lace and the same stunning lace
was used about the bodice. She wore
diamonds Mrs. Bland was frocked
in pale blue crepe de chine, heavily
embroidered in an iris design and EN-.
bellished with touches of silver lace,
and she wore diamond ornaments
Mrs. Humiston wore a charming short
dancing frock of filmy white tulle over
cloth OF silver and she wore pearls
and diamonds Miss Freer's gown was
of royal blue tulle over silver cloth
with little Frenchy touches of black
about the bodice.
Many handsome gowns were worn
by the women guests One OF the most
fetching gowns of the evening was
that worn by Mrs SAM walker, fash.
toned OF deep rose colored crepe de
chine and was most becoming. Mrs.
0hirardeili wore q handsome gown OF
cream lace and silk with diamond
ornaments. Miss uhirardelli wore
charmingly Rirlish frock OF rose and
white striped taffeta over white lace
while Miss Jaunita Ghirardelli looked
as II she had stepped out Of the pages
of Vogue In her dancing frock Of
white lace and pale green taffeta. Mrs.
Garrison was frocked in primrose tat.
feta and lace with diamonds and opals
Miss Thewlis wore a handsome frock
OF salmon-toned satin Mrs. ormond
Wall wore handsome gown Of yellow
satin and lace. Mrs. John Warren
.wDre brocaded maize-colored satin
and gold net with touches Of persim.
mon-colored velvet about the bodice.
Mrs. Theodore Cookies blonde beauty
was accentuated by the girlish frock
of pale green satin and chiffon. Mrs
Arthur Macintosh wore a gown OF
black with Jet trimming. Mrs. Dewitt
was also effectively frocked in black
Mrs. James Dougherty was charming
~ g0wned in white lace with embel-
lishments OF silver thread woven
through the delicate pattern OF the
fabric. Mrs. Ernest Ross was attrac-
tive in a decollete frock of black,
while Mrs. Waterhouse wore turquoise
blue and white. Mrs. Andrew Fuller
wore a handsome dowager gown Of
black Spanish lace Mrs. Ahlborn
wore. white lace and chiffon with jet
bandeau in her hair and diamonds,
Mrs. Brown of Cleyeland was in cream
black. Mrs. Knowles wore white
spangled lace over pale blue satin.
Mrs. Tom Wall wore Chantilly lace
over white satin.
Those enjoying this most delightful
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wall, DR.. and Mrs.
Ormond Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mac.
kintosh. Mr.. and Mrs. John Trenholm
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. James Dougher1y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ross,
Capt. and Mrs. Knowles. Mr.. and Mrs
Brown OF Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. An
drew Fuller. Mrs. Albert Waterhouse,
Mrs. Dewitt, Mrs. Ghirardelli, Miss
EIva Ghirardelli, Miss Jaunita Ghirar-
deli OF San Francisco, Mrs. Garrison
Of Nutley. New Jersey; Miss Thewlis,
Mrs. AhIborn. Mr.. George Ahlborn,
Mr., William Warren. Mr.. George Deni
son, DIR. Afford Wall. Mr. George Full
Ter. Mr. Robert McCorriston, and Mr.,
JHalph Morris.
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MR.. AND MRS. W. d. ADAMS CEI.E-
BRATE THEIR TIN wEDDINGN
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Adams cele.
brated their tenth or tin wedding ami
versary on Tuesday evening. The
table was arranged as a bridal table
with dainty white flowers and maline
and lighted tapers. Instead OF the
usual fine china and dresden, tin was
appropriately used The service plates
were tin. as was the rest Of the service.
Tin cups instead Of goblets. tin candle
sticks-and with the guests arrived
more tins Of every conceivable shape
and size. A jolly evening ensued.
During dinner the health of the bride
and groom was drunk. After dinner
the guests went to the Country Club