The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-26
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
Entertainment by Mr.. md Mrs. u.
r. Dillingham; at "wO0dlawB''


honor of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Al
lardt and Miss Allaldt. The event
was fur,bet considered as a house
warming in view of extensive improve
men,s made in the house last year.
Also, rs corollary lending eclat to
the occasion. with those who were
IN the secret, was the fact that II
was the eve of the ,weniy.tirst ami
versary of the marriage of the cs-
teemed host and hostess.
Never was there q more beautiful
private illumination here than that
of the "Woodlawn" premises last
night. Mr.. j. w. Mcclure, vete-
ran in this class of work, really SUR
passed himself in the artistic ar
rangemcnt of the $50 colored Ian
terms employed. The exterior of
the mansion was blaze of chroma.
tic light. The lanterns were hung
with Geometric regularity that
avoided danger of confused effect
from the profusion of lights. Cor
geons lanterns were disposed
amongst the wealth of shrubbcry in
the spacious garden so as to make
avenues of ruddy glowing splendor.
Within the house there was a
regular crush of the elite of the city.
The company was presented to the
special guests 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Dill
lingham. Mrs. Kluegel, sister-in-
law of the honored couple, was en-
cecdingly attentive in Turing guests
to the supper room, where they
were served at tables with delicious
ice creams, sherbets, and cake.
Bouquets of the choicest flowers
were placed throughout the rooms,
their delightsome fragrance Iading
the air. Expressions of admiration
were unstinted at the elegance at
tanned in the enlargement and reno
walton Of the house. A more beauti-
full tropical home could scarcely be
conceived. The double parlor is
divided by an ornamented archway
of graceful design. An added apart
ment continuing from the parlors is
the dining room, with inlaid mosaic
floor and wainscot in the natural
woods, the panels alternating in
colors. The furnishings and articles
Of vertu in all the rooms are in
keeping with the architectural 'ele-
gance achieved. A splendid addi-
ton is Neranda drawing room with
colored lights in the roof and side and
end of gothic windows. The collec-
ton of plants on the verandas vies
with the richness of tropical vegeta-
ton on the well-gardened and shady
lawn.
During the evening the Royal
Hawaiian Band conducted by
Professor Berger played Sc
lect programme. Among many
national airs played specially was
made Of German patriotic tunes,
Mr.. Allardt being of that race al
though he glories to hail from Ohio.
He has been here for some months
as the consulting engineer of the
Oahu Railway and Land Company
on whose land irrigation prospects
he had on a previous professional
visit made an elaborate report, il
conjunction with Mr.. Schuyler, boil
gentlemen being of the greatest
eminence as engineers on the Pacific
Coast. Mrs. Allardt and daughter
arrived on the last steamer. The
following is as near complete lis
as could be gained of those who at
tended the reception:
AIRS j b Atherton, DR. ant
Mrs Andrews, Hon and Mrs w
Allen, Mr. and Mrs + Is Auerbach
Miss Archer, Hon and Mrs w L
Alexander, Miss Mary Alexander
B.-Mr W a Bowen, Mr. Godfrey
Brown, Mr. j L Bidwell, Rev ID
Beckwith, Miss Beckwith, Rev ant
Mrs S K Bishop, Rev and Mrs Il
Bingham, Rev and Mrs A u BisselI
Miss Brewer.
C.-Hon A $ Cleghorn, Mis-
Chamberlain, Mrs James Campbell
Hon w II Castle, Mr. G p Castle
Miss Carrie Castle, Mrs j o Carter
Miss Cushman, Mr. and Mrs n i
Cooke, Hon A de Souza Canavarrt
Portuguese Commissioner anC
Mrs Canavarro, Mr. and Mrs A .
Cartwright, jr.,
D.-Mr and Mrs L c Damon, Nj
George Denison, DR. and Mrs Day
Mr. George Dillingham;,
E.-Rev O z Emerson, Mr. ant
Mrs Jos Emerson,
Capt and Mrs Fuller, Justic,
and Mrs VIM Foster, Mr. S ID Fuller
|. Rev Mr. and Mrs Fisher, DR. Furry
G.-Mrs Gilman, MIR and Mr.
JOS ID Gilman, Mr. A V Gear, NJ
John Grace,
H.-Mr and Mrs Jos Hyman
Miss Lyman, Rev DR. and Mrs G ,
Hyde, Mr. and Mrs w w Hall, NJ
j A Hopper, Mr. Geo Harris.
Hon and Mrs Curtis = Tau
kea.
J.-Mr and Mrs f. A Jones.
K.-Mr and Mrs G T. Kluegel
Miss Knight.
L.-Prof and Mrs A b Lyons, NJ
c. Lyons, Mr. Lowrey, sr, Mrs "
j Lowrey, Mrs II w Lame, Mr. ]
Laine, Mr. Daniel Logan.
M.-Judge and Mrs |. McCully
Mrs w e Merritt, Mr. and Mrs Tho