Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-10
SOCIAL NOTES
Additional Social New on Page 6.

day evening by Miss Nellie White in
honor of Miss Margaret Castle, Of Kali
nalu, the residence of James B. Castle,
Esq, at Diamond Head.
Miss White received her guests at
the entrance of the beautiful Rose
room, and presented them to Miss Mar.
garet Castle. Miss White looked char.
ming in an exquisite French creation
of pink chiffon over pink silk inlet
with lace, and she wore a wreath of
tiny white roses in her hair. Miss
Castle, who is a pretty girl, was dain.
tily dressed In white. The supperta-
bles we're in the form of a cross, thus
enabling everybody to see and be seen.
Roses in huge silver bowls and long
stemmed roses in tall vases artistical.
ly ornamented the tables. Tall silver
candelabras and silver candlesticks
with rose.colored candles, added to the
exquisite effect of hundreds of roses
strewn upon the table. The place.
cards bore the Hawaiian coat of.arms.
and Solomon's Quintet Club sang and
played throughout the supper, as well
as for the dancing later. The Rose
room is without doubt the most gor-
geous thing of the kind in Honolulu.
A German artist was especially
brought over to paint the ceiling and
walls, which are done in the Empire
style, Louis Quartz being closely fol-
lowed. Roses formed the motif for the
decorations and the simple and ele.
giant way in which they have been
used Is always greatly admired. The
eclipse added to the enjoyment Of the
evening, for II gave everybody
chance to stroll about the extensive
grounds. and. as the evening advanc.
ed, II became as light as day. The
great lanai was used for the dancing.
This overlooks the ocean which rolls
underneath and the eye was charmed /
with the picture OF the storm.tossed
waves The dance lasted until late
hour. a special car being chartered to
take the guests home. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs Richard Ivers, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Rannie Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. |
B. l.. Marx, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mac.
farlane. Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies |
Mrs. +. NJ. SwanZy, Captain and Mrs |
Niblack, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper |
Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs |
j. S. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. |
Halves. Misses Drusllla Marx. Marion |
Scott, Kathleen Cartwright. Gardle
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Mr. Nolat mr. pamus and Mr. n
Busch. The double quartet was en-.
cored and their rich voices were A
Measure To listen 10.
In the lower box were seen Mr.. How.
ard. Mr. and Mrs. smithIes. Mr. Bowen
and CAPTAIN sayce. Mr.. Howard gave
a dinner nj the uawaiian UoteI nra
ceding the concert. Nearly all the
music.loyers In Honolulu as well as
society In general, we're out In full
numbers.
Mr.. C. Hedemann, the president Of