The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-01

Mr.. Fuller. Mr. Tarn AIcGrew. Mr.. Ad-
disrn Miner.
The San Francisco Examiner has the
following
zone Of the big social events Of Homo /
lulu viii be the wedding Of Miss Harriet
Levers and Arthur F. Wan Miss Levers
IS the daughter Of the millionaire lumber
man o. the islands Robert Levers OF
The firm Of Levers ( Cooke. Miss Lew
ers and her mother are at present IN this
city. where the rousseau IS being made
They viii leave next month for the Is
lands. and the wedding viii take place
shortly after. Miss Levers is q striking
Is handsome young woman and Is highly
accomplished. having been educated ID the
East and abroad She is one Of second
generation of the family who were born
in Hawaii
s.SIr. Wall is connected with the Wieh-
man JewelFy Company of Honolulu and
IS a great favorite in society on account
Of his culture and remarkably fine tenor
voice. The wedding viii be q big church
affair TO take place ii the evening. There
viii be bridesmaids and ushers. fuN
choral wedding service and all of the &C
eessories that 90 to make a Fashionable
wedding.
The bride will wear a magnificent
wedding gown of white satin and point
lace and will wear q wedding veil. She
IS the sister of William Levers OF the
Frohman Company. He starred last sea-
son with Maud Adams.
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Thursday evening Jean Gerardy gave
us one of the greatest musical treats Ho-
nolulu has ever experienced One could
write pages in praise of his matches
skill and wonderful TECHNIQUE, but think
the majority were thrilled by his heart
reaching tones without realizing all that
Gerardv is noted for wonderful express
sion and have seen stolid men and wo-
men quite overcome by his matchless
skill. Gerardy is more than an artist.
| for he possesses genius, and there are
few such in the whole world. He has
also youth and good looks, and the world
before him. | am glad we are to nave
him again next Thursday. for it IS not
often such an one passes our way.
Attorney General E. P. Dole made
quite an imposing appearance on the
| deck of the China Some waggish friend
presented Mr. Dole with a lei TO which
were attached long white streamers- Mr..
Dole inoneentIv allowed himself to be
| decorated without noticing the bridal at
tachments. and created quite a little stir
among his friends for the space OF q few
minutes. He will be married almost I'M
mediately on his arrival in San Fran
cisco IN Miss Gallagher. a charming girl.
| They will probably return to Honolulu IN
October.
Our only Addison Miner has arrived
| in town after a most exciting visit at the
| Volcano House. 1t nearly proved his
| Waterloo but with his usual presence of
mind the nimble 'Addie' turned the ia
bles. and now everyone is pleased-,out
no not everyone. But. seriously, how
can anyone be really angry with him. for
he is only an overgrown kid. and the best
I hearted chap Imaginable. Even his enc
mics he feels pleasantly towards, no mat
ter whom. He says he cannot remain an
CRY to save his life,
Secretary Cooper entertained the fol-
| lowing gentlemen at his Peninsula home
on Saturday: Major Doris. Captain
Pond. CaDtain Merry, General Breckin-
ridge. Captain White and A =. Hawes,
| Ir. Captain Merry took the whole party
down on his launch, and jolly day was
passed amid the lochs. General Brock
| inridge expressed himself as much pleased
with the proposed naval site.
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Ex-Governor Cleghorn has invitations
out for the wedding reception of his
| granddaughter. Miss Elsie May kelii-
aloha Robertson, and Mr.. James II. Jae-
ger on Wednesday evening, from Ssto IL,
at Ainahau. Miss Robertson is beau
tifnI eirl and most popular with her
! friends Mr.. Jaeger is one OF the most
/ talented young men on the Islands
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Governor and Mrs. Dole returned from
Hawaii last Saturday morning. The Gov
ernor is in excellent health and spirits.
! and does not seem in the least concerned
regarding the rumors of his dear
! friends Mrs. Dole also seems IN much
better spirits than for some time. They
are both looking exceedingly well, and the
outing has been most benetlclai-
The engagement of Miss Flos Hill.
daughter OF Mrs. Walter Hill of halihi,
TO Mr.. Walter F. Drake has been an
nounced. Miss Hin left for San Fran
cisco on Wednesday and will be married
in January, on her return to the Islands
The Young Women's Christian Associ-
| alton had a delightful time ~ the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Damon at MO
analua. last Saturday afternoon Iney
took the friendly lunch basket and PIC
nicked on the grounds
i Mr.. Tarn McGrew entertained q few
friends from the TRANSPORT Meade on
Il wednesday evening at his new home on
Hackfeld and Green streets
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Miss Anna Paris. who was going East
on the Ventura has indefinitely post
poned her trip She expected to place
her nephew in q good school
The Rev. George Adams and Mrs. Ad-
ans left on the Ventura for San Fran,
cisco. They take away many pleasant
memories of their vacation
Her Majesty the Queen gives 4 lunch
con tomorrow in honor of her birthday
There viii also be a large lnau IN fh'
!. afternoon and eTening-
Mrs. McStocker and daughter. Of 0laa
aud Miss Along are again with rs attei
! delightful visit 10 the coast-
Among the personaEes on the Sonoms
! was Congressman Loud. He vas en-
rsntnred with our beautiful city
Mrs. Dillingham;. with her daughter
Miss Marion. left on the China. His
Marion viii return TO college
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Letters from Mrs Mnnford tel q
that she Is enjoying her San Franeiscs
! visit % the utferERost-
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