The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-21
THE HARTWELL NUPTfALS WILL
OCCUR THIS EVENING.
Will BE Strictly a Home Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Walkers Farewell
Reception for Mrs. Ellis Mills.

home on Judd street at S o'clock this
evening. Rev. II. II. Parker of Kawaia,
hao Church will officiate. assisted bv
Rev. Douglas Putnam Birnie of &c itral
Union Church The home will be
very prettily decorated. Miss Char
lotte Lee Hartwell, a sister of TIE
prospective bride, will be the maid of
honor. and Albert Francis Judd. ,Ir..
will he best man. 4. ID. McClelland
step-father of the groom, has come
from far-away Italy to attend the
wedding. Mr.. Hartwell and his bride
will sail on the Belgic next week for
Italy. They will visit i'm Continental
Europe for two years. They will FIN
ally locate in Boston.
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"Now farewell has come.
Let us beat up the drum.
And call our friends together:
And when they appear
Let us make such cheer
As will keep out the wind and the
weather"
This verse, taken from an old IT o.
lish song, appeared in the ball no 'm
street, last evening 1t was most fit
ting for the occasion, as it was Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Rain Walkers farewell
to their island friends. About two
hundred guests were present. includ
| ing President and Mrs. Dole, Minister
and Mrs. Cooper, United States Minis
ter and Mrs. Sewall, Japanese Minister
Shimamura. Capt. Kurooka, Consul
! General and Mrs. Haywood, F. NJ.
! Swanzy, Sir Robert and Lady Heron.
! Mrs. Ellis Mills, Prof and Mrs Max
well. Consul and Mrs. Schmidt. Mr..
and Mrs. Dillingham;, Mrs. Alex. Mac
! kintosh. Rev. and Mrs. Kitcat, T. May,
! Give Davies, DIR. and Mrs. Cooper, DR..
and Mrs. Meyers, Judge and Mrs.
Frear, Mrs S. NJ. Damon, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. s. Dodge, Marshal Brown, Miss
Maisie Atkinson, Miss Myra Sloggett,
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The ball room was built out from
the side of the house and beyond it
was the supper room. The walls
were made out of flags of various
countries and surrounding each elec-
trio light was japanese lantern. Civ
ing a beautifully diffused light. There
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plants and flower decorations.
The smo'iino tent was decorated,
Supper was served on small tables. \
string band provided the music.
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The german tomorrow evening at
the Myrtle boat house will be led by
Lieut. Kellogg and Lieut. Ellicott OF
the Marion. Each will lead four fig.
ures, none of which will be complex
About forty couples will participate
in the german. The National Quintet
Club will furnish the music.
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On Monday evening Lieut.. Lang en-
tertained small party of friends on
board the Marion at dinner. Thu
table was beautifully decorated with
carnation leis. An informal hop fol.
lowed the repast. Mrs. NJ. C. Widdi-
field chaperoned the party.
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American Minister and Mrs. Sewdll
gave dinner at the Legation in Wal
kiki on Friday complimentary to sMr
and Mrs Ellis Mills. The guests Wee
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Swanzy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Focke, Mr.. and Mrs
Mills. and Capt. Cotton of the Phla-
delphia.
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Capt. c. s. Cotton of the Philad i,
phia was the host at boating party
on Thursday evening About fifty
persons, seated comfortably in bargHs
were piloted around the harbor by a
steam launch The Quintet Club occ"
pied one boat and diScoursed Hawaiian
airs. The Marion, Naniwa, and several
merchantmen were sercnaded by The
party. 4 pleasant dance and supper
on board the flagship followed.
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Lieut.. Guy Brown of the Ph'ladel,
phia will be the host at dinner
party on board the flagship this even
ing, piven in honor of Mrs, w. d. With.
am, Miss Pomeroy and Miss McCrum
Of Oalland.S
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Miss Rita Schmidt will entertain the
Vice Versa Card Club members at her
home on Monday evening.