The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11

~ San FronclHeo F'"'
Manila has come news Of the
- there on the o. % June OF
rll.abeth Egbert and Lieutenant
-. Evans Kilbourne. Y. =. A. An
Z. hs,,on wedding took place AZ
4, barbara last Wednesday at noon
Z. Ma. Mabel Nixon became the
II. Al Lieutenant Harris f.anina. u.
who. AZ an officer Of the Phila-
.,n vas not unknown In san Fran
I. pelety The ceremony was per-
- a, the home % the bride. In n
.swer IN which the national col
.ssatlons and Lemarque roses
I. me component parts. placed In
BEAUTIFULLY flower decked pariors.
n,re In the presence % a few In
M, friends the bride was given
!, by her father. Thomas Nixon. she
|. ,obsd In white satin trimmed with
!, and orange blossoms and attended
n, sIu,sr blanche an maid OF honor.
y wore gown Of white faIlie Fran
1. Lieutenant Raby was the
.m's best man. A large reception
ss.d the ceremony and the happy
.O,, II, IN the afternoon for Peters,
~ m. en- route 10 Washington City.
.u,,nant Kllbournc ~ well known In
..,ulu. having passed through In fsay
M me signal corps.
M r n Day % Honolulu. and Mrs.
K Myers formerly 81 Honolulu. now
Fns In san Francircop together
ssbs afty-nvs trout IN two and one
M hours al uckInney's on Lake Ta-
y rhls n The best record ever made
~ fisherman In such a short time
Martin who rowcd the boat for
u on that eyentfuI day. and has had
~ ypars experiences on Lake Tahoe
hsherman. claims n viii never be
Men Ne speaks In the highest praise
NJ way the Honolulu ladies' handled
}. rods Sic % the largest Ash were
q Truckce 90 friends. and the
~ nine that we're sent by express
M francisco 10 b. distributed
Fg frlenda there weighed Just SIXTY
unnds The following day Mrs.
~ hooked and landed ON a iinht
bounce rod a three pound trout. the
rN one ever caught az McEinney's.
y and Mrs Alexander fsruberg
y dinner last Monday evening" in
~ n M Henock. az the residence.
30 u funahou street and Wilder
nw Covers were laid for twelve.
Nhlle and green were the pre-
nnatlng hueH IN the decorative color
ne Carnations. MALE ard ferns
asiefully spread IN profusion
~ ne napery. The dinner was an
~rais one. and the table appoint
~ were exquisite. The guests were
~ nfs Suhr. Or and Mrs. Aver.
~ and Mrs Walter HOFFMAN,
,nd Mrs George r. Carter aud Mr.
lpnberE 81 After dinner dancins
NE feature
Harold sewall returned from nj,
sssi IN time 10 meet Mrs. Sewal
~ arrival from Honolulu. says IN.
Fanciuco News Letter of July q
a wednesday, left for the Island
W steamer Australia. Mr.. and Mrs
sa we're The recipients 81 many hos
uss the past ten days. Last sat
lhey we're the guests OF Mr.. an.
sente Wilson az Burllnxame. Mrs
WI remain In San Francisc
sfsFh weeks. and then 20 ems
a,g shlldren TO visit Mr.. sewal
soaus % Honoluians In the pas
~. 70 the Coast, 90 Europe an
ss.,a over, has produced n letharg
=, 49, matters A gap has been mad
dlHcuit 90 fll society bud
~e,ev matrons by the score nav
49, sway on summers vacation,
~ have returned from abroad I
w places. There have been fe'
~ and iuncheona this week OF
ee,a, '. us sufficient 90 give thel
vpH
siahk Y Day entertained a dir
49, ~ ot slx az his colonial residen,
n,.N evening last. In honor +,
-s,ps ~ San Francisco. Tho,
- .s'aes the host ard the que
Hsre Dr. George Herberi. n
W Walters. Dr. Walter Hof
ahi d. Garvin.
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~, ~ Cornweli. Democratic NJ
A., ,,,,linilteeman Tor Hawaii. "a
~ ue,.ner party NJ the Hawaii
'lS,,., .a'f evening IN honor OF ii
ss,,,., u,eler1tes. The ordinary W
49, !. lavishly for the festai occa
stl,lss y" !, Quintette Club sang pop
- u,hrv Moot. the French vi
il'roluIu, says the ArEonai
Ntcr from the Islands
VI. steamer Alameda
isf ..... iu ls az the Occidental N
s.. u. Soon leave Tor Paris. whe
stay % some duration
.-.. .'.Iu or Thursday Envs
l.ft - Boon Iu honor % NJ
b. Who recently came o. I
guests were Mrs \
l... "'. Nrs Corbett u
.. Potter vss Ina, n.a
Hf ''irE engaged iu pil
500 .NhIhit and tuing I
p. .MWiasiun with his q
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