Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31


her invitations for an outing. She has
become the owner Of the big red car.
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The wedding of Mrs. Bernice Reed !,
and Mr.. J. X. Castendyke was cele-
brated on Monday evening at st. Gle
ments Church. the Rev. John osborne |
officiating. To the strains of the |
Wedding March the bride met the
groom at the foot of the chancel steps
and there were greeted by the clergy |
man who read the impressive service
OF the Episcopal Church to the strains
of soft music from the organ. The
groom was attended by Mr.. August
Hamburg and the ushers were Mr..
Hugo and Mr.. Armstrong. The bride
was unattended. After writing their
names In the register the bride and
groom, to the strains of the Wedding
March. walked down the aisle and de.
parted to the Halstead residence,
where congratulations were received
from friends and relatives. The arts.
tie little church was eXquisitely dec.
Grated with white marguerites and
greens. Palms and the trailing para.
! site vino made u bower of the altar.
! The bride, who Is a pretty woman,
looked exceedingly well in frock Of
soft mauve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castendyk are very
well known in Honolulu, for Mrs. Cas-.
| tcndyk was formerly Miss Bernice
Halstead and the groom is assistant
manager OF the house of Hackfeld &
Co. at Hllo. The honeymoon will be
spent at Haleiwa.
Those present at the ceremony were
Judge and Mrs. Sanford b. Dole, Mrs.
Halstead Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hal.
Clellan, DIR. and Mrs. Cooper, DR.. and
Mrs. McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
lsenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Pfotenhauer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Du Rol. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hamburg, Misses Ward. MIR. Gay Mr..
and Mrs. George Rodiek, DR.. Sloggett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultze, Mr.. Focke, Mr.,
and Mrs. Klebahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Hamm, Miss Bertha Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peck, Captain and Mrs. Niblack
Mr.. and Mrs. Weight, Judge Stanley
Misses Lishman, Miss Alexander, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Atwater
Miss Hopper. Mr.. and Mrs. Earring
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Field.
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The Misses Ivy and Ruth Richard
son. who have been so largely enter
tanned here, returned to their home II
Hilo.
, The little ceremony on the Nava
grounds Tuesday evening at II O'Clock
! was most interesting The flag o
D Admiral Terry was hauled dowr
0 promptly at II to the music of thu
. band, the soldiers presenting arms a
4 the same moment. Then came tn,
. Admirals salute of thirteen guns ant
5 the plain blue ensign of Captain Lyol
3 was hauled up. when Governor Car
l ter appeared seventeen guns were Civ
? en-. The Governor sent the Royal Ha
h waiian Band. There were a numbe
+ OF ladies' present. Among these wer
= Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Niblack. Mrs. Taylor
I Mrs. Rossiter, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Hum
+ phris, Miss Mamie Winston, Mrs. Rid
die and many others. After the cerc
4 mony the band gave a concert.
$ I. :. :.
a Among those who passed through /,
g the Sierra were Mrs. Kunkel, Mr.. SID
d poffsky and Mr.. Rial.
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o A recent New York paper has tn
Il following about the japanese Prince
There was quite a futter of excite
ment over the one private entertain
e ment In Boston for Prince Fushimi, a
:. which the feminine element was to b
,. In evidence, and until few nights bt
: fore IL was not decided which of tn
several hostesses who had cager,
proffered their hospitality would b
accepted by the Prince, for he coul
lend his presence to one only. TIL
choice finally fell upon Mrs. John {
Gray. The dinner was for iourtec
only, the guest Of honor with Baro
Kaneko and two members of his stat
the LarZ Andersons, the Fred. Searse
Mrs. Roger WOlcOtt, Miss Mary Sa
gent, Miss Eleanor Gray, the daughte
OF the house, and ]. Grafton Mino
with the host and hostess making Il
the number. Mrs. WolcOtt locke
quite regal, and Mrs. Anderson was q
Quisitely dressed. Later in the evcl
ing the Grays asked about fifty of III
most exclusive set to meet their In
peral guest. Among them were III
President Of Harvard College an
Mrs. Eliot, Judge Robert Grant an
Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Jack Gardner, II
Amory Lawrences, Higginsons, Low
ellis and Curtises. On the Prince
last night in Boston Sunday he CAV
return dinner at the Somerse
where he occupied the royal suite, an
1t was gem Of an entertainment, III
der the personal direction OF the maj
ager, Mr.. Amer. President Elio
Judges Gray and Lowell, Charles S
Hamin and Henry NJ. Whitney, all {