The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-13

March, illinois Battleshin,". Sheperd
! Overture, "OEnion'' .. Petree
Intermezzo, Russian" $500. FRANKIE
Selection, "A5tila" ........ Verdi
Waltz, The Violets'' ... Waldteufel
GaIop. Hermit Bells. Majllart
THE Star Spangled Ranner''
On Sunday afternoon, at Makee ISL
and Waikiki, commencing at 8 O'Clock.
the following program will be given:
PART 4
The Old Hundred"
Overture, '.Tha Mill On the Cliff
.-....-........-. .....-.... Reissiger
Cavatina, The Siege of Harlem"
Entire Act. "Capriciousness' Robinson
Suite, Ball Costume" -. Rupinstein
PART II.
Suite, ''Mascarade." .... Sullivan
Finale William Tell" ....... Rosslnr
] Gavotte, Modern ..... Tours
| Introduction, Carmen ..... Bizet
The Star Spangled Banner"
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Hon. Fletcher Iadd of Lancaster. N. H..
ana Hon w. A. Kincaide of Galveston
Texas; Judges Of Court of First Instance:
Hon. A. S. Humphreys, First Judge of
the First Judicial Circuit. Hawaii; Hon
| doi ~NttllhduHs 1lOi w e ~. smith, ana
| Commander Porter. U.SN
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! II. A. Bigelow, Wade Warren Thayer
and X. Harrison are occupying bachelor
quarters at the residence formerly occu-
pied by DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman,.
Beretania avenue. The bachelors we're
making themselves very much at home
last evening and held an impromptu eel
ebration of the event.
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| 4nr Theodore Wores, the artist, is ex-
pected to arrive in Honolulu on the Mari
poSa.
| Mrs. Du Roi requests the presence of
all Catholic ladies at her residence on
I Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
$3.50
1t Was pretty ceremony of joining
hands when Miss Muriel Martha AfoZs,
daughter of Mrs. Julia Along of R6no-
| lulu, became the wife of Lieutenant A.
j. Daugherty, Seventeenth United States
| Infantry at Manila. March g Almost
amid the scenes of war, the young cou-
pie Joined their fortunes together, the
tranpings of the military surrounding
them on every side as the ceremony was
performed. 1t was a military wedding,
and what can be prettier? The wedding
took place at the Anglo-American
Church, Quartet de Espana, at o'clock
in the afternoon, Chaplain Walkley, Ar
| tillery Corps, late of the Sixth Artillery,
officiating. The bride was given away
| by Major J. f.. Kerr, A.A.G., and Lieut.
II. P. Hobbs, Seventeenth Infantry act
ed as groomsman. Among those present
We're: Lieut.. Col. Ward. Seventeenth In
| fantry, Mrs. Ward, Miss Ward; Major
j. F. Kerr, A.A.G.; Asst. Surg and Mrs.
Stafford, Mrs. w. B. McCaskey, Lieut.
John j. Boniface, Second Infantry;
Lieut.. Roniface, Fourth Cavalry; Lieut.
and Mrs. C. B. Smith, Eighth Infantry;
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter F. Bates Sew
enteenth Infantry; Lieut.. and Mrs.
Bricker, Ordnance Department; Mrs, Ro-
wan, wife of Lieut.. Rowan, U.S.N;
Lieut.. H. p. Hobbs, Seventeenth Infan-
try; Lieut.. Henry Morrow, Thirty-second
Infantry, U.S.V.; Lieut.. G.. E. Stewart.
| Nineteenth Infantry; Lieut.. Holmes, US.
n. After the wedding ceremony the
party drove ON the famous Luneta and
at $50 o'clock entered the Hotel Oriente,
where a characteristic Filipino dinner
was served, at which many prominent
Army people We're guests. Several din
ners have been given complimentary to
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dougherty. Cen
eral and Mrs. Smith entertained the
young couple at dinner at which were
gathered large number of people, and
the bride and Hawaii nei We're toasted
many times.
! Lieut.. and Mrs. Dougherty are at Da-
tgupan, Luzon, on the ranroad line run
ming out of Manila. On March 9 from
. to D. m. serenade complimentary
to Mrs. Dougherty was rendered by the
Seventeenth United States Infantry
band at Lieutenant Dougherty's quar-
ters. The following suggestive program
was rendered:
March. Hands Across the Sea" ...S ousa
Overture, Die Irrifahrt Unis Glueck' :.
'.,..' ....''...'. .''''''.' ..'.''...... Suppe
" altz, "Espana' ............. Waldteufe
Song Caprice G
(a) Loves Old Sweet Song" 49,. Malloy
0b) My Honolulu Lady" johnson
Cakewalk, "Whistling Rufus mills
p. Egner, Leader.
The bride was attired in a white nous
seine de sole over white taffeta and
wore a veil with orange blossoms. From
the descriptions given of the wedding
and the bride, it is said she is one of the
prettiest of the younger brides that has
entered the war Army. Mrs. Dougherty
comes from one of the oldest and most
respected families in Honolulu and
is not the first to marry into the martial
arm of Uncle Sans service, sister
having married a Captain in the Navy
Lieut.. Dougherty comes from one OF
the first families of Minnesota and has
maze record for himself in the Army
he having entered the volunteer regi-
ment from Minnesota at the opening OF
the Spanish war and won distinction in
the Philippines. He was afterwards CIV
en- promotion in the regular Army and
lis now a second lieutenant. His engage
ment to Miss Along was brought about
here after three days acquaintance.
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Miss Charlotte Hall entertains a few
friends at the Peninsula today.
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A unique dinner party was given VI
Mr.. Walter Dillingham; Thursday at the
Dillingham; residence, Punahou, in hon.
or of the birthday of Isaac Dillingham;
and his own. The guests were attired
in fantastic garbs, some representing
monks, some of the ladies looking well
IN nuns costumes
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Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder entertained SEW
eraI friends at dinner last evening, aid
all afterward took In the Beretania Ten
mis- Club concert al the Opera House.
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Among the society visitors from abroad