The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-20

and Emma Vida, Frank Vida, w. w.
Williamson, Col. Hodge, Archie Young,
Harry Mist, Fred. Smith, Mr.. Hatch, DR..
Wood. DR.. Herbert. DR.. Walters.
L. se@tS oe1eH
1.-THE wedding on Monday evening last of
Miss Annie Clarke and Mr.. Norman Wat
kins. at the residence of the brides par
ents on Punchbowl street, was one of the
prettiest home ceremonies given of late.
The house was beautifully decorated with
i ma sses of Hawaiian flowers, ferns and
palms laid in profusion about the resi-
dence. The fragrance of the garden of
roses was not greater than that within
| the parlor where the wedding ceremony
! took place. Pink and white carnations
were relieved by sprays of maiden-hai
ferns. The ceremony took place beneath
canopy of white gauze caught up by
sprays of pink and white carnations and
tracings of maiden-hair ferns. The piano
! was banked with flowers. Green potted
plants completed the decorative scheme
The bride was given away by her father,
cat officiating. Mr.. Tuft supported the
gr DOM. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Louisa Clarke, who was
gCwned in a pink organdie dress over
taffeta silk. The bodice had bertha of
pink satin bias folded over an accordion
pleated ruffle of organdie trimmed with
white net. The bride wore handsome
white silk gown. en- traine. The bodice
) was trimmed with yoke of real lace and
finished with bertha of white silk net.
4 The skirt was finished with footing of
white silk net A tulle veil was
worn caught up by a single spray
of orange blossoms. She car
red shower bouquet of white carna-
items and maiden-hair ferns. The we'd
ding supper was served in the lanai,
which was handsomely decorated with
trailing MALE and ivy. The pillars were
banked with ferns and tropical plants.
The front veranda was draped with
American and Hawaiian flags. The gar
den was prettily Illuminated by Chinese
and Japanese lanterns. Mr. and Mrs.
Watkins are at home at their residence
on School street. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Captain Clarke. Superintendent of
the Wilder Steamship Company. The
groom is connected with the Hawaiian
Fertilizer Company.
Arrangements are being completed for
the sale of work and fair which is to be
held on Saturday, December LIST. in the
grounds of st. Andrews Cathedral, un-
der the direction of the Sewing Society
The flower table will be under the direc.
ton of Queen Liliuokalani. Mrs. Pond
Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Hawes and Mrs. Strong
: will take charge of the fancy and cushion
t. BILE. Mrs. Shaker and Miss Hoare the
> doll table: Mrs. Kitcat, Mrs. Hoffman
+. Miss Lamb and Miss Heslor. the art
X.
Mrs. Ihihi and Mrs Karratti the Ha.
waiian table; Mrs. Willis and Miss Walk
/. er. ice cream table; Mrs. Freeth an,
: Miss Laid, candy table; the Misses Har
/. ris. grab box; Miss Mac1ntyre, coffee ia
r Bile; Mrs. Bowman. lemonade table.
!. A poi lunch will be served between TIL,
. hours of II and q
;, Contributions for the various tables ar
!. tn be sent to the ladies whose names ar
!. @n''s' ABOVE 4.e ~
!. The interior of the Masonic Temple W.
: transformed into tropical scene Of beau
= ~ yesterday in honor Of the coming Shri
: hers. Great branchesl of palms wer
;. brought to the building at an early hou
= yesterday and decorators spent most O
. the day In arranging them about the an
: te-rooms and in the temple hall. Every
3 thing is in readiness for receiving the pill
:. grims today. but there is a bare possibil
J. fty that the Zealandia will not put in a
. appearance until tomorrow morning.
: time for church.
Mrs. Jacob Moritz returned on Frida
s. from a visit to her old home In Honolulu
l. In the Hawaiian Islands, says the Sal
= Lake Herald of September 30. This is tn
L place OF Mrs. MoritE's birth and her par
: ents are still iIving there. She was a
/ her home for three months this summe
= and returns to Salt Lake still firm in tn
!, belief that Honolulu is the best place O
: earth. Mr.. Moritz met his wife In Sa
!. Francisco and accompanied her home
:. bHe
l. Mrs. Lincoln Karmany. wife OF Maic
r Lincoln karmany, U. S. NJ. c., has return
- ed from pleasant summering at Lebar
= On, Pa, and has reopened her Washing
ton house, No. 22S New Jersey ayenu,
Mrs. Karmany is remembered pleasant
IN honolulu, where she spent sever;
<, herself to wide circle of warm FRIEND
n by charming manner. and pleasant pc
H. scnaiify.-Army and Navy Journal.
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3 Inc engagement of Miss Mary Menu
q, o. san francisco and Lieut.. Ashton Pc
s. ter, U.S.A., Is pleasing news to their IT,
II noiulu friends. Miss McNutt has lar,
~ number OF friends in Honolulu. hayi