The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13


Ny lady's dressmaker is busiest at this
Juncture and new Partisan creations
are being wrought to dazzle the eye
and at last add zest to gossip.
COMING WEDDINGS.
Miss Adele widdifeld of Honolulu and
Lieut.. j. F. Howell, Sixth U. s. Artil-
lery, from the residence of Gen. and Mrs
Bell, Manila. p. l.. in November
miss Alice Wall and Mr.. Frederic c.
| Smith. Thursday, October IS, in St An
drew's Cathedral, at o'clock.
| Miss Annie X. Clarke and Mr. Norman
watkins. Monday evening, October 15 at
Is o'clock, at the residence of Captain and
Mrs. Clarke, Punchbowl street.
wEDDED.
! Frederic J. Chupch. Wednesday evening.
October 10. atthe residence of w. r.
! Castle. Waikiki.
| ENGAGEMENTS.
| Miss Rila G.. Munson of New York city
tn Ny David F. Morton, of Pawtucket.
" The social event of the week was the
4 marriage of Miss Elizabeth Elliott Styne
to Mr.. Frederic Joseph Church on We'd
nesday evening, October 10th, at Waikiki
Honolulu has never witnessed a more
beautiful wedding. The decorations were
very pretty-the walls entirely covered by
ferns and vines. In one corner of the
large drawing room a canopy of vines and
FERNS with back ground of the same
beautiful plants and stately palms made
a lovely place for the, young couple to
stand. Gates covered with vines and
pink carnations separating the rooms
were closed. At $50 o'clock the strains
OF Lohengrins Wedding March was
rd nd h. bird OF rfx bod
The pink ribbons attached to the gates
we're united by Masters Harry Lucas and
I Robert Hendry, who acted as pages.
Messrs. Tarn McGrew and w. w. Kicker
passed through the gates, using the white
ribbons to separate the guests from the
| Is Hutchings, Mary Atherton, Alice
Spaulding and Camille Raas, dressed in
white over pink slips. each carrying
basket of flowers which they scattered in
| the path of the bride Miss Lillian Ba-
con as maid of honor was most becoming
| " gowned in pink chiffon and white lace.
Following her was the bride leaning upon
| the arm of Mr.. w. r. Castle. looking very
lovely in an exquisite creation of white
liberty silk tulle and lace. carving a bou-
quet of maiden hair ferns. They were
met at the altar by Mr.. Church and Mr..
y. J.. IT. Atkinson. Rev. Mr. osborne of St
| Clements Church officiating. MIR. and
Mrs. Church and Mrs. Emily Styne, the
mother of the bride, received their guests.
| Dancing was INDUCED in till a late hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Church will spend their
! honeymoon on one of the other Islands.
fAmong the invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkinson A. l.. T. Atkinson. Robert
! Atkinson. Miss Atkinson, Dr. and Mrs
| Augur, Frank and Wade Armstrong
| Misses Angus, Mr.. Angus, Fred. Angus
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Miss Bacon,
! Mr.. C4nnavara, Mrs. Henry Carter, Mr.
aud Mrs. George Carter Mr. and Mrs
Coleman. Mss Carroll. DR.. and Mrs.
| Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Castle. AL
fred Castle. Miss Beatrice Castle. d. L.
| Conkline, Mr.. and Mrs. Craig, Miss Cas-
tie, Miss Eloise Castle, Mr.. and Mrs Dy-
er. Mr.. and Mrs Du Roi. Mr. and Mrs
;. Nj. Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Damon,
Mrs. Cornelia Damon, Fred. Damon. Mr.
ard Mrs. Drew. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Els
ton, Judge and Mrs. Freer. Mr. and Mrs
| Chas. Forster. Mr.. and Mrs. Gait Mr.
and Mrs. c. Graham, Mrs Mary Gum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimwood. Miss Grimwood
Miss Grace. Mr.. Guest, Mr.. Holt South
ard Hoffman. Judge and Mrs. Hart, Mr.
and Mrs. Hutchngs. Mrs NJ. w. Hendry
Mrs. Agnes Judd, Miss Judd Miss Sophy
Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Judd Mrs EN-
ily Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas King.
MISS Juliette King, Tom King, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George King. Mrs. Kelsie Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Levers. Miss Levers, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Lucas, Philip I.ansdale. Mrs
! Lowry. Rev and Mrs. Macintosh. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas May. Mr.. and Mrs. En-
NETT May. Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Nc
Bryde. DIR. and Mrs. McGrew, Tarn Nc
Grew. Dr. and Mrs. Meyers. Mr.. Muir
~ Mr.. MADEIRA, Ben Marx, Mr. and Mrs.
Meade, DR.. and Mrs. Moore, Miss Nc
Boyle, Charles Norton. Captain and Mrs.
Otis, Mr.. and Mrs. Offley Mr. and Mrs.
Pettis. w. w. Richer, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Kioe. MIR. and Mrs. Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spauldng, Mr.. and Mrs George Smith.
Miss Soper. Fred. Smith, Mr. Soper Mr..
and Mrs. +. Tenney, Rev and Mrs. U.s.
norne, Mr.. osborne, Captain Strive of
the U. s. transport Hancock, C. II. Teapf
Miss Won Holt Miss Wall. Mrs. williams.
JACK warren, Messrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall,
Or: and Mrs. Winslow. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
wider. Mr. and Mrs. r. Rain Walker,
MT ana Mrs. Jno. Waterhouse Mr. Waite
MT. and Mrs Waity. Arthur Wilder.
MT and Mrs. Weight and others
Inc Seattle Times says: A military
preakIast was pleasant social feature
Yesterday, with Mrs. A v Kauty ae
hostess and Mrs. Robinson, wife of Major
w. w. Robinson, Jr., the guest OF honor
The ranks of society are soon to be brok.
en-, much to the regret of all, because OF
tne departure In q few weeks of Mrs
Robinson, who accompanies her husha nd
, 10 Honolulu, where he will succeed Colo
mel Ruhlen as Quartermaster of the AT.
my During her sojourn in Seattle the
personality Of Mrs. Robinson has been
an attractive element, and while she was
charming acquisition to society, she did
not neglect other duties. When the Red
Cross ladies' were overwhelmed with bus
mess during the Spanish war, Mrs Rob-
inson proved herself one OF the most able
and capable members OF the association
The handsome Queen Anne residence
were quite military aspect with the tri
color In evidence everywhere, not only In
the gracefully arranged flags. but in the
floral establishment as well-the national
design being embodied In hloescrna anf