The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
Miss Margaret Castle Married
in New York.

Miss Margaret Castle Married
in New York.
A wedding of much interest to many
in Honolulu took place on Thu sdly,
the tenth Of April, in New York City,
when Miss Margaret Castle, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Castle b.
/ came the wife of Mr.. Alfred Marston
Tozzer. Mrs. Tozzer is beautiful
girl and has many warm friends her.,
/ despite her frequent absences, who re-
! gret that her future home will be in
Boston instead of Honolulu.
vincent-white Wedding.
/ st. Clements church was tastefuly
decorated with Shasta daisief, mar
gueritcs, ferns and palms on Wednss'
day morning when Miss Grace Vincent
was married to Mr.. Clifford White,
Canon osborne reading the sacred ser
vice. The ceremony was performed at
eight o'clock only relatives and few
close friends heing present. Later
wedding breakfast was enjoyed at the
home of the bride g motser on Keelu
moku street. ,+
Mr.. and Mrs. White sailed at ten
o clock on the wilhelmina for the Coast
where they win spend their honeymoon
Farewell to Major Neville.
A stag dinner was given. on Friday
evening at the University Club as a
farewell to Major w. G. Neville, who
with his wife and daughter expects to
leave for his new post at Washington
Barracks on tho May transport.
Guests at the dinner were: Major
Case, Major Erneste Smith, Captain
Jameson, Lieutenant johnson, Lieutsu.
ant Andrews, Captain Cults, Lieutenant
, Ktngsbury, Mr.. T. d. Smith, DR.. c. b.
Cooper, Mrs. James A. Wilder, Mr.
, Frank Thompson, Mr., Arthur Rice Mr..
A. G. Ilawss, Jr., Judge Lymer, and
) NJ f. Prosser. .stp .lis' 7ili
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Caldwell Recital. fiGg "a
The pupils Of Miss Helen g. Caldwell
gave very interesting and successful
piano recital on Friday night at Chas.
r. Bishop Hail, Phnahon. The hall was
/. we'll filled and the audience apprecia
tive. 'f'9 si28 f4iAtt1t li
;, The stage was artistically decorated
with palms set on with punches of
pink asters 49, d74nAl
Everyone Of the young musicians did
l. exceedingly well, though in the minds
" Of the critics the playing of Ruth An
: dcrson and Maehelle Krumann was es.
i pecially commended.
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. A May-Day Dancing Party.
. Invitations are out for dance to be
given on the first of May by Mr.. and
!, Mrs X. A. Cooke and Miss Alice Cooke
/. 1t will be one of the largest affairs Of
$ the late season, about three hundred
|. cards having been sent ont.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman's Dinner.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman enter
taihcd in a most gracious manner at
. dinner on Wednesday evening for AID.
miral and Mrs. Moore, Major and Mrs.
V Timberlake, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall,
= Mr.. and Mrs. Herbet Dowsett and Mr..
, Dickson Mott.
Fungent gardening with their glossy
leaves formed very pretty center,
i piece for the table.
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s Mrs. Colley's Luncheon.
/ Covers were placed for eight at the
$ luncheon given at the Country Club ON
e Thursday by Mrs. b. w. Colley The
$ table was effectively decorated with
i ferns and flowers arranged in russell
;. wicker basket. Bridge was played later
9 in the afternoon which ended one of
J. the most pleasant informal small affairs
= of the week.
A Pleasant Evening at Fort Dc RuEsy
An evening of unusual pleasure was
that given ON Monday by Major and
. Mrs. W. p. Wooten to number of
: friends, consisting of General and Mrs.
Macomb, General and Mrs. Funston.
> Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen, Captain
and Mrs Jameson, Judge and Mrs.
Whitney, Mr., and, Mrs. Tenney Peck,
Major and Mrs. +. ". Smith. DR.. and
Mrs. Hobby Captain and Mrs. Gibson,
: Miss L'orange and Lieutenant Peyton.
= At dinner the guests were seated at
> two tables. One was elaborately deco
rated in yellow, and the other in shades
: OF PINK, the silver eandelabra with
e their silken shades harmonizing in col.
oring with the other accessories, while
J. the place cards were held by tiny birds
;, which tiltingly sat on the rims of the
glasses, Kaai's orchestra played dur
g ing dinner, and later for the Jolly
t dances whiah followed.
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$ A dinner for sixteen win be Captain
c Gayler's way of entertaining for few
:. friends on Monday evening