The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-21

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ter % I,r, W. f. ArNurt- the wei, know
iocal physician owner Of the NeNusr hos
rifsi ard member u the board Of psalsc.
suz= z,fss1cu<rs. Both the rrssp.ctir.
hrssse and groom have been engaged -
fore. Miss McNsrr 10 Lieutenant Rhuz
o; the navy. and Lieutenant Potter "a
Miss Carter Of Philadelphia Ashtol
Potter IS = nephew OF the EpiScop@l
bishop OF Ner York. n C. Potter. Ii
D. u C. L etc, and the youngest
brother Of James Brown Potter. whose
marital troubles with bis beautiful ac..-
rs wife. from whom he xss d.
yorcsi. ara known the world over. HIS
| grandfather was Aloaro Potter. Epi~co-
pal bishop Of Phiissielphia who. in 1883.
died IN the hartsor OF San Francisco
where he lad jus, arrived after q voyage
| around the Horn ia search Of health.
Lieutenant Potter's father was . mem
/ her Of the weli known New York banking
house of Brown Brothers. having married
daughter Of the senior member OF that
| firEH. He left iarse fortune to be si-
Yided among his children
Owing. no doubt, to the prominence Of
his family. undue notorieiy was given
Ashton Potter's actions while he was
still sowing his wild oats. but those who
know him best speak of him as a gentle
man OF ability and rare promise, who has
now settled down and is regarded as one
of the most creditable officers in the ser
vice of Uncle Sam. In the late SOS Pot
ter WAS graduated from the University of
Cambridge. in England. He has been
prominent figure in New York cIubdan,
and although he has had tbs entire be
mas generally esehewed society. Good
looks IS family characteristic of the |
Potters. Ashton Potter is an extremely |
handsome man. while his niece, Miss Els |
Potter has been voted the most beauti- |
ful girl in New York society.
Lieutenant Potter Is new with his |
troop in the Philippines. and the date of !
his marriage to Miss McNutt has no,
beer announced II is not We, teeided |
even whether the ceremony will be per-
formed here or whether his fiancee will 70 |
to him at Manila 1t all depends upon
whether he will get leave of absence. I
Lieutenant Potter is we'll known in Ho-
nolulu. having passed some time here a
few months ago. He made many friends
and he has their heartiest congratulations
in this new venture
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Hepburn and Miss
Ross Thompson passed through on the
Picking on their way to China and Japan.
Mr.. Hepburn has been American consul
at Nagasaki for a long time.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Maxwell expect Il
to sail for Australia next week Friday. Il
There have been many dinners given for
them during the past two weeks and their
going viii be much regretted by their
numerous friends
MIR Frederick C. Smith and Miss Alice
Wall We're married Thursday evening at
st. Andrews cathedral. 1t was very
pretty wedding. The church was beau
tifully decorated by Mrs. j. NJ. Riggs,
Miss Patty and Miss Ward. The effect
overhead of white chiffon with a delicate
tracing of ferns was artistic in the ex-
ha nil bad MI. hl{
ivy and the chancel buried in palms.
There was hardly room for all the friends
Of the popular young couple, and many
were obliged TO remain outside. The ush- |
ers were Walter E. Wall, A. F. Wall, r.
w Shingle and W. II. Babbitt. The
maid of honor, Miss Sadie Carter. Little
Nuriel H0watt strewed flowers in tn.
path OF the bride. Miss Wall followed
IN the arm of her brother, Mr.. T. E.
Wall. Douglas Damon was the page,
md very well he did it. The wedding
'arty were met at the altar by the groom
md his best man. Mr.. Walter Dilling
lam. The Rev. Hamilton Lee performed
he ceremony. Paul Egry played the in
ermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, and
Nray Taylor accompanied on the organ.
Efr. and Mrs. Smith took the 3 o'clock
rain TO Mokuiea on a special car. They
will return to Honolulu in few weeks.
The brides gown was of rich white silk
With long, flowing veil She looked ex-
eedingly pretty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swansy gave a dinner
Thursday night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davies The guests were Mr.. and
frs. Edward Damon. Mrs Fowler, Mr..
md Mrs. Davies. NJ Give Davies, Mr..
md Mrs White
The reception given by Mrs Mary
for Miss Widdifeld on Fri
lay afternoon was most successful and
brilliant affair The house was beauti-
ully decorated with ferns and carnations.
md the lanai was particularly effective
vita hanging pots Of beautiful grasses
ette boys were just outside the lanai
mi made the afternoon most enjoyable
y their characteristic music. Miss SCOTT.
Miss Stansberry. Miss Carter and host
Il young ladies assisting the Misses Will
iifeld with the refreshments. Mrs E. d.
renney. Mrs. Boyd anu Mrs. Nellie MOO
lan presided at the punch and coffee ta-
2es. Mrs. Widdifeld was handsomely
,owned in white lace over lavender silk.
md Miss WiddiieId looked very pretty in