Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-04

Halloween parties have been quite
the order Of the week, and the one Civ.
en- by the Misses Claire and Edith VIII.
liams at Waikiki on Tuesday evening
was particularly enjoyable affair.
Fully fifty young people responded to
the invitations so Hospitality given and
very merry evening was passed In
playing the games SO dear to the hearts
OF all young people on that particular
night. Apples we're suspended from
elastics, and the agile one who secured
bite was considered very fortunate.
Corn was popped and also eaten from
the cob around an Indian fire on camp
ment. Mirrors were freely used, and
many o fate decided, as the clock struck
twelve. the fateful hour. A caldron of
fire with a real gypsy fortune teller to
give you slips Of paper on which were
written many weird and awful pro.
rhecies was one of the many delights
OF the evening. Comic lanterns from
the homely pumpkin and Japanese Ian.
terms made the extensive grounds
bright with color. The lanai over the
sea with its furnishings OF wicker and
palms was well patronized. for the re
freshments were served under its artis
tic roof. Many of the young guests
came In grotesque costumes and added
to the picturesque effect. Mrs. Claire
Williams and Miss 4. Castle, assisted
by Mrs. Benjamin Marx, received the
guests. Among those present were
Misses Van Vliet. Alice Roth, Alice
Cooper, Alice Brown, Gertrude Brown.
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mann, Alice Spalding, Helen Girvin.
Irene Fisher. Kathrine Hopper, Marion
and Margaret Warehouse, Edith and
Agnes Smith, Eunice Pratt, Eva Nc.
Corriston. Ethel Spalding, Ethel Bish.
OPP. Hattie Lucas, Alice Muller and
Justine McClanahan, Messrs. Kenneth
Brown. Erling Hedemann, Ed. Desha.
George Renton. Stanley Ashford, Lath.
rop wilmington. Stephen Desha, Harry
Lucas, wallace Cooper, Ted Cooper, A.
McCorriston, o. McCorriston, Dan Nc.
Corriston, Richard Ahrens, George
Desha, Walter Rycroft, Harold Git.
fard, Henry Hoffman,, Jack Young.
Allen Lowrey, Lewis Renton, Charles
Lyman.
Mrs. May Mott.Smith Bird expects
to be married the first of this month
to Mr. Cunningham of San Francisco.
Mrs. Bird, who Is very well known
here, has made quite name for herself
as a designer Of unique jewelry. She
also collects old gems and antique or
naments, and her studios at 374-37d
Suffer street. San Francisco, are al
ways overcrowded with work. She is
beautiful young woman, and Gentle
has taken away delightful study from
her Her latest studies are works OF
art.
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The following extract will be of in
terest for the Grimwoods are very well
known in Honolulu:
Seldom is a more beautiful wedding
seen than that of Miss Frances Allen
and J. Bryant Grimwood. celebrated
yesterday afternoon in Trinity church
Bishop Nichols officiating. assisted by
Rev. +. w. Clampett, rector Of Trinity
The stately interior Of the church was
undecorated save in the chancel. which
was made beautiful with quantities Of
greens and white chrysanthemums. Or
either side Of the chancel were clus
tered tall boughs OF the date palm with
which the pulpit was also adorned. Ar
effective background was formed by
the feathery bamboo placed against the
circular rear wall with tall ferns be
meath. Ferns covered the chancel rail
at the ends OF which were huge clus
ters OF white chrysanthemums. These
beautiful blossoms were also on the
altar and banked In front of the choiI
stalls.
Overhead were suspended three large
baskets Of smilax. from which depend
ed garlands and festoons OF the same