Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-05
SOCIAL NOTES

The Reception and Dance Of the W.

n. Castles.
Palmhyrst. the beautiful home of
MIR. and Mrs. William Rick irds Cattle,
was blaze of brilliant light AMI lie
on the evening of Thursda. feb,aary
Srd, when the guests b,dicn to enjoy
tho hospitality OF Mr.. ana Mrg. Castle
were assembled. The Wc.a received
in the beautiful drawing room by Mr..
Castle and his daughter iisS Beatrice,
and his niece, h.iAs Margaret Castle.
Mrs. Castle, ON &C 1uat Of hJ' som''
invalid state, was UNI Die to b. pfesc"t
which was great disappointment TO
the guests, who are Away Y,a1s .,
be in the society OF this lJ'c.y wu".
an. The decoration OF the ! 81 'r1
entirely in roses. g 81, Jus gnl
bowls as well as b.lSnlr i1cd he
room. Canlleabra with p. SIX
shades subiues the light and lent an
additional charm to tits bower Of
besuty. Miss Bcatg.ce Castle the
daughter of The huugc was g1wncd
IN pink satin embroidered IN ruscs aul
butterflies. and wore pink spangled
comet. which made a most becoming
costumcS Miss Margaret Castle w0re
pale blue satin tunic eject embelllsh-
cd with lace, and a wreath OF plnE
rcscs finished what was fitting garb
for this pretty young girl Tho sp1ci1us
grounds presented an u1ulgl ?spect
with the niyriads OF electric lights
Ia tNitfnAun nnuNpinua fnn1.
moncing at the entrance. up both sides
OF the driveway to the mansion was
hung with these lights. almost shaming
the sun IN their b'illiancy and max ng
1t n scene not soon forgotten. a fOun.
tain In ole part OF the grounds made
At the entrance a-canopy II vines and
bamboo made an extremely attrncti' @
srot for the carriages and automobiles
to deposit the!- fair freight. On the
Waikiki side Of the house was erected
largc pavilion representing a con
scgvltory. This pavilion was lestOon-
el with male and smilaS and banked
with bamboo and palms. The wooden
structure could not be seen so com.
pletely was It covered with its wealth
Of tropical foliage. This was also
lighted with electric bulbs encased In
handsome Japanese lanterns. which
were purchased in the Orient during
the travels of the Castles. One end OF
the pavilion was latticed and covered
with ti-leaves and vines. A large or
ange tree growing outside and laden
with the golden fruit was lighted by
electric globes. giving beautiful eff
feet. A platform screened with palms
and tropical verdure was occupied by
the musicians, who discoursed such
sweet music as Is rarely heard.
Those who assisted the host and
hostess were Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Lowrey. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy.
Major and Mrs. Wadhams Judge and
Mrs. whitney, Miss Irmgard Sohaefer.
Miss Gross, Miss Vera Damon. Miss
Hedeman, Mr. Alfred Castle. Mr..
Frederick Lowrey. Mr.. Sherwood
Lowrey, Mr.. Harold Castle Mr. W.
Greenwall of Hawaii. MISS Helemau
wore a yellow drrpel chiffon gowi
which was very pretty; Miss Damon
sea foam cen npang,sl net; Mrs.
Whitney, blue chiffon with lace trim.
mlngs; Mrs. Wadhgms b'ack satin
embroidered deliberately in cut Jet;
Mrs. Kepneiy wore an embroidered
crepe. Punch was served on the semi
circular Lanai which was bower OF
tropical plants. A corps of trained
Walters served refreshments In the
Elegantly appointed dining room
which was very lovely In It's green and
red carnations distributed around the
room n profusion.
Among the gaosts wr9, Coyernc,
end Mrs Fredr, Judge ani Mrs. Whit
ney. NJ. and Mrl. Fred I.owrey Mr.
AMI Mrs. KennGly Admiral sni Mrs
Corw'n Keos h.n.rGl i'r'ol Sebree
Mr.. and Mira. Gaatlve Schae.er, Mr.
Harold Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Harolt
Idllpgham Mr. and Mrs. Geors'
Davies Mr., AM Mrs. Water Hoffman
NaiCr and Mrs. Wadhans, Mis-!
Blanche Soper Mr. and Mrs. s. Hall
Judge and Mrs. A. Wilder, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. San
Wilder Mr.. end Mrs. James Wilder
Miss M. Damon. Lieut.. Noses, Mr.. an,
Mrs. r. Faxoa Bishop, Lieut.. Chiffon
l.. and Mrs. Cooper. Lieut.. Pardoe
lieut.. holmc-. Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton
lieut.. Howe, Lieut.. MacMilon MI
Niohmpn Mr.. Page, Mr. Water Dill
ingham Mr. Sherwood Lowrey Nj
Frederick Lowrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
thur Brown Lieut.. Kilgoar Mr. an
Mrs. James Cougherty Geo 81 Fuller
A. MacKlnnnn Mr.. +. y. Il 'le'lpr
Mr.. Dert Cl1r'i NJ p ~ ~
v. Anlerson i'issos ro,o,hy WOOD
IIcdrman Fisher Sch aefer Sturgeon
l.oth Pr'y Waterhouse ~ NcC!e
Ian CD heStockor t2). ]. Whit:
span.en, Alice Mc.''arlane, aid Others
h 4
Upon IT, nth .bf Feb.u17y the fort
Columbia Park Srys viii be release
from thc.s temporary confinement
and one more enloy their liberty
which VIII bring tn en- in contact wit