Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-12

ings were outlined, and the music
room was banked with this same
woodsy bamboo. Several graceful
vases contained blazing red gladiolas
and against the soft green of the bam-
boo it was especially pretty. The
dancing room was hung entirely with
baskets of glorious maidennair fern
from the Castle fernery. Quantities
of beautiful flowers, the gifts of
friends, lent their beauty to the set.
ting. Miss Castles parties are always
looked forward to with a great deal
ing after the comfort of her guests
and each feels the personal thought
and kindness of this charming host.
ess. Several matrons assisted in the
reception of her friends.
Among some of especially noticed
gowns at Miss Castles dance were:
The gown worn by Miss Eleanor
Castle was a wonderful flame color
of chiffon and net, with gold slippers
and hosiery to match. Miss Beatrice
Castle was especially attractive in a
flame-colored velvet with basque eff
feet in the waist and handsome full
white skirt in net Miss White was
very sweet in pale green and white,
and Miss Mary White was attractive
in white and silver Miss Mead was
very sweet in dark green chiffon,
with golden wing effects. Mrs. Har-
old Castle was considered one of the
handsomest women at the party; lock
ed like an exquisite picture from
Vogue. Her gown was of white chif-
fon pima and the skirt was very full,
short and fluffy with very smart high
waist. About the hips of the skirt was
d hoop which was very fascinating.
Miss Ruth Soper was very sweet
and girlish in modish yellow taffeta.
Miss Jessie Kennedy was very strik.
ing in a purple chiffon with violets,
her complexion showing its purity
against the purple of her gown.
Miss Myrtle Schuman looked very
attractive in turquoise blue, ac-
contemplated, high-waisted dress.
Mrs. William Whitney was charm
ingly gowned in a perfect shade CT
pink taffeta.
Miss Betty Case was very attractive
in black.
Miss Clare Goodlove was modishly
attired in one of the new shades of
green.
Miss Alice Cooke was dainty in
white, as was Miss Nora Sturgeon.
Miss Mary Lucas gown was of white
net made a la mode.
Mrs. William r. Castle, the mother
of the hostess, looked as if she stepped
from a dainty miniature.
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Mrs. Albert Horner's Luncheon.
Mrs Albert Horner entertained at
luncheon on Thursday of this week,
complimentary to Mrs Dora Ahlborn,
who is short time home from the
mainland. The table center was ad.
crned with basket of spring bios
SONS. Mrs. Horner's guests were
Mrs. Dora Ahlborn, the honor guest,
Mrs. Arthur Rice, Mrs. James Nc
Candless, Mrs. James d. Dougherty,
Mrs. Bertram Won Damn. Mrs George
Collins, Mrs. C. M. V. Forster and
Mrs. Arthur Wall.
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Judge Lymers Dinner.
Judge W. B. Lymer is dinner host at
the University Club on this evening.
Mrs. Lymer is in one of the tableaux
that is to be presented.
His dinner guests are Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Olson, Lieut.. and Mrs. Hoili-
day, Brig.-gen. and Mrs. Samuel l.
Johnson, N. G.. H., Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss Helen Durbin, Mr.. Cornell Frank
lin and Mr.. Harry Cobb.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce cartwrisht's
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr.,
are entertaining tonight compliment
tary to the members of the tableaux
that Mrs. Cartwright has arranged 20
be presented this evening at the Uni
versity Club. No one in Honolulu has
greater ability than Mrs. Cartwright