Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-06
Castles Entertained

James Castles. was the scene of u
brilliant gathering on Thursday after.
noon. an "at home" being given by
Mrs. James Castle. and her sister Mrs.
Walter r. Brinckerhoff. The guests
were greeted at the entrance Of the
rose.salon by Mrs. u. +, Marx, and
presented to Mrs. Brinckerhoff, who
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. AL
Ian White. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Swan.
zy, Mrs. Castle being too III to be pres
ent, much to the regret of all. After
chatting and admiring the beautiful
decorations the guests gravitated to
the lawn, where the tea table was hos.
pitably presided over by Mrs. George
Potter and Mrs. Arthur Berg. Miss
Anna Paris dispensed the contents Of
the punch bowl with much gracious
hospitality. Tea tables scattered over
the lawn were much patronized and
tea. coffee. fresh sandwiches, cakes
and ices were discussed while the
sweet strains of Kaai's orchestra were
heard to advantage In the distance.
Tall vases held an artistic arrange
ment of white lilies and ferns in the
hall. while Ia France roses shed their
fragrance in the saloon. La France
roses also adorned the tea table. Mrs
Brinckerhoff wore a white copfection
and her diamond ornaments were ad.
mired. Mrs. Allan White and Mrs.
Swanzy also were In white. Mrs.
Swanzy's frock being outlined In bands
of white satin embellished with EN-
broidery. Mrs. Allan White sang glor-
iously and was greatly applauded. A
number of young girls assisted at the
Alice Hedemann, Beatrice Castle.
Margaret Castle, Hilma White, II.
White. while Mrs. Charles Cooper and
Mrs. Marx were most helpful. Among
those present were: Mrs. George Car.
ter, Mrs. Frederic Lowrey, Mrs. Achil'
les, Miss Achilles, Mrs. Selden Kings.
bury. Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Scott, Miss Marion Scott, Mrs. c. He.
demann, Mrs. Tenny Peck, Miss Char
lotte Carter. Mrs. Goodale, Mrs. Frank
Anterior, Mrs. McGrew, Miss Hard
away, Miss Carmen Glove, Mrs. James
Judd, Mrs. Laura Wight. Miss Patty,
Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. Robert Lew.
ers, Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. J. o. Gilman,
Mrs. Charles Wight. Mrs. Emory, Mrs.
HAYES, Jr.. Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs.
s. G. Wilder, Mrs. Gardner Wilder,
Mrs. James Wilder. Mrs. Sidney Bal.
lou, Mrs. a. NJ. Brown, Mrs.
Brown. Miss Brown, Mrs. j
s. Walker, Mrs. Mary Widdifield
Mrs. Brainerd Smith, Mrs. Rees, Mrs
Fay. Mrs. Schaefer. Miss Schaefer
Mrs. Won Hamm, Mrs. Won Holt. Miss
b. Ruth Young, Mrs. Archie Young
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay. Miss Young,
Miss Violet Damon. Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke,
Miss Alice Cooke, Mrs. Richard Ccoke,
Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse, Mrs. Give
| Davies, Mrs. George Davies, Miss
Tolle, Mrs. Albert Judd, Misses Hart
well, Mrs. Wells Peterson, Mrs. j. p.
Cooke, Mrs. Clarence Cooke, Mrs.
Grifiths, Mrs. Erdman, Mrs. Dilling.
ham and many others.
4 4 4
Mrs. Gums Party
Next Saturday night, June 18th. n
Children's Fancy Party will be given
at the Moana Hotel under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Mary Gum. Nearly
one hundred graceful little dancers
will trip over the floor in pretty fig
ures and fancy dances. and over a
dozen specialties are scheduled.
The Ballet of Roses is a pretty Sc
res of Delsartean poses by very small
children, and is one of the most
fetching OF the special features. An
other will be the Minuet. which will
be danced by twenty-four children
in Colonial costume.
g The dance that never fails to de-
|. light the audience, and is as good
A as 1t is old, is the Maypole. In this
e dance the children will also be in
| costume, and the effect will be very
$ pretty.
:. The Center children will give {
Z song-and-dance specially that is yer!
S fetching. Their dainty dancing ant
g sweet singing are sure to make hi
Q with the audience. Master Vernon
i Tenney and Master Solomon Murph,
I are down for solos, and may be ex
e pected to carry OFF their parts well
G After 10 o'clock there will be gen
eral dancing, with music by the or
chcstra.
The tickets for the entertainment
which are 81, are being sold by tn'
children. and may also be obtained
;. at Chambers Drug Store, H. +. Witch
= man 4 Co., and Benson, Smith & Co
d 4 4
& Banquet to Mr.. Holt
o b. Griggs Holt, Past lllustrious Pc
,e tentate of Aloha Temple, A. A. o. n
IS NJ. s., was rendered banquet las
Y. night at the Alexander Young Hote
f. by the officers of the local Shrine. Co,
ers were laid for eighteen. The dee