The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03

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on Thursday evening n quiet home
wedding took place AT the residence ~
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Wheeler on Luna
no strees. Their second daughter
Brcta Ona Wheeler was united In mar
rage To George Albert Martin. Rev
John g. Hay. pastor Of the Christian
church. ofiiciatcd. using the Episcopa
service. Only the immediate relatives
yf the contracting parties were pregent
The groom has grown W. from boyhoOd
ia Honolulu. He Is the only son OF
the well known tailor. j. :. Martin.
The bride came TO this city a year az
with her parents. and was educated IN
Chattanooga. Tenn. After the cere-
-nouy the young couple went to one
~ the cottages recently built on
Young street. where they will be 1t
home TO their friends.
The at Home" OF the KIlchana Art
League. TO be held on Saturday. No
vember 10th at the rooms of the league
In the Model block. Is already being
discussed IN art circles. The AT
Home" viii be under the auspices OF
Japanese ladies. II viii be thoroughly
japanese; the sun Of the Eastern rim
pire will predominant In the decora-
ttons. and Japanese Music will add
charm TO the entertainment: japanese
1adies, In native costume. will make
all at home: Japanese tea brewed in
japanese vessels will be served in Jap
anese ware Mrs Imanishi. an accom-
piished Japanese lady. viii deliver an
address on 'Japlnese Women and
Their Home Life" The address will he
in English.
b Friends Of Capt Henry Leonard, l.
$. NJ. c.. who last heard of him at
deaths door in China, were agreeabiy
surprised when they heard that he
walked down the gangplank the pic
ture Of health when the steamer City
of Peking locked at san Francisco.
4 October Il. says the Army and Navy
Journal Of October 20. with only an
empty sleeve as reminder OF his suf
ferings. Captain Leonard at the battle
~ Tlen-Tsin saved the life OF Captain
} Butler by bearing him to a place Of
safety. His widowed mother lives 1t
Washington. ID. c.. where he may soon
go. Sergeant J. NJ. Adams. Of the
Marine Corps. who assisted Captain
Leonard of the field. accompanied him
from China.
n very quiet wedding Of the week
was the ceremonial by which Mrs.
Elizabeth Parker became the bride Of
Fred 8. Knight. The Rev. +. W.
lClAmpett united them I'm MARI age ~
Trinity Church last Monday afternoon
lat x o'clock. Only a few intimate
friends were present. The bride. who
Twas unattended. wore a dark b'ue
lcioth travelling costume; the groom
Twas supported by his brother Charlcs
las best man. and Or. Raymond. who
lgave the bride away. entertained tho
Iparty at dinner on Monday evening at
the Hotel Westminster. Mr.. and Mrs
Knight are spending their honeymoon
m IOaa and sail for HOrOiI.u On
1.-THE ist.-Ncws-Letter.
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ar. and Mrs. VIII @. Sharp Of Sal;
lI.ake City are through passengers on
1.-The Pekins for Yokohama. Mr.. SharT
II one ~ the best known men in the
Rocky Mountain region. and Is mana
lger OF the great coal mines at cas- :
Gate and Sconeld. Utah. where tn
finest grade of anthracite Is mined
The Scofeld cOllieries were the seem
Hast spring Of one OF the greatest cos
mine explosions ever known In tn'
limited States. Mrs. Sharp Is tn
daughter Of Judge Hardness Of sal
Lake City and a leader Of the socia
set In the Mormon capital
n Word came by the steamer Pekins
, yesterday that Mr.. William LEVER
had played the part Of the tailor y
y lsT'AlClon." at the initial presentation
lof the play in Baltimore. Miss Maui
Adams is the Leading lady Of the com
many. The piece viii next be produces
In New York city. Mr.. Levers Is al
lIsIand boy. the son of Robert Levers
lof Levers ~ Cooke. and is said IN hav
performed his roe very creditably.
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] Miss I.eonora Kern OF Portland. o.
who has been visiting friends II tn
lcifv eft last Tucsd9y on the kina
Tor lilo. where 'she will remain for
lnnrfh or rnrre. Miss Kern IS Q sists
lof Mrs Captain Calhoun.
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The leading event Of the week W.
the reception given b. Mr.. and Mr.!