The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-11


/ s;das the regular routine work or the
circle. MUSIC by the High Scnool pupils
sad hv Mrs Yarndley and violin SOLO
/ by Miss lola E. Barber
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Senator H. P. Baldwin is again IN
/ town from Maui.
senior A. de S. Canavarro, Portuguese
consul General, left for the Coast We'd
nesday on the Mariposa.
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Mrs H w. Richard. whose two emil
dren are to be taken to Ontario, CANADA,
! I'd attend school, came down from Homo
! kaa on Saturday last, In order 10 eaten
the outgoing Moana.
/ On next weeks Sonoma, A-rs Cnaries
/ r. Cooper and little son will leave for
three months, visit at the Coast. Mrs
i Cooper expects to remain some weeks IN
/ San Francisco and its suburbs and Ten
to go to San,a Barbara Tor visit a. the
I southern California home of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. C. B. Hale.
Il The many Honolulu friends of Mr.
u Leigh Hunt, the mining expert who,
with his family, arrived Thursday en-
i route to the Orient, distressed at
Il the news of his illness and regretful at
4 not being able to see him during his
4 short stay here.
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i Thursday evening a jolly theater par
! ty consisting of Mrs. j. Nichols, Mrs.
ballard Mrs Mumford, Mrs Parkhurst,
Miss MacLennan Miss Morrow, Miss
Fitch, Messrs. c.. H. w. Norton, K. W.
J Single C. N. Prouty and Lieut. Han
cock, Artillery Corps, U.S.A.; enjoyed the
opera Later supper was partaken Of
at Waikiki.
J Mrs Ward and two daughters took
passage on the Moana for the Coast.
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!, j. E. Austin, wife and children have
ri gone to the Coast.
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Mrs. Kluegel and her daughter, who
have been sojourning at Olaa, have re-
turned to Honolulu.
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Mr. and Mrs. Keithley, who have been
! at the Hawaiian, left for San Francisco
, by way of the Mariposa
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J Mr.. Dunno. formerly in the Attorney
Generals office. took passage on We'd
nesday's steamer.
! The home of Manager and Mrs. Rem
ton of Eva plantation was the scene of
gay and festive gathering of guests
last Wednesday evening" invited to VIZ
ness the marriage of MISS Addie I2e1ene
> Farmer to Mr.. Samuel LIE FESest, the
well-known custom hollse bpeKer of this
City. The many friehdsS>of the con-
! tracing parties from Honolulu and the
plantation were taken by special train
to the managers residence to witness the
nuptiais. The large double parlors and
, dining-hall were tastefully decorated for
the OCCASION pink and white carnations
! and streamers of jessamine prevailing.
| Thn hrid rfy a
.. main hallway to the strains of the
. Lohengrin wedding march, the bride
leaning on the arm of her brother, Mr..
Edwin Farmer. Miss Grace Farmer, her
sister, was bridesmaid, and Mr. William
p Johnson groomsman. The party adj
vanced to the center of the large dining
hall, where was suspended large floral
t marriage bell. Here they were met by
the bridegroom and the officiating clergy
/ man. Rev. DR.. Pearson of the Methodist
: Church. who performed the marriage
4 | rite.
e The bride was attired in white brocad-
Y ed silk and wore sprays of natural or
q ange blossoms in her hair, and also car
S ried a beautiful bouquet of white brides
SFroses.
Miss Grace Farmer made charming
u bridesmaid in a tasty gown of white or
a candle and lace over white silk with
v pink trimmings, and she carried bcu-
quet of pink roses.
The bride and groom were the recip-
d tents of many elegant and useful pres
e ents, large table beng covered with
e cut glass and silverware hand-painted
& lchina table linen and other things use
d full and ornamental
@ After the wedding ceremony an infor-
{ NAL reception was held, the many friends
of the young couple offering congratula-
tons and abundant good wishes. Mr.
he will
J, time at Waialua, after which they will
e reside permanently in Honolulu.
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Miss Caroline Lillienthal and Milton H
Esberg, who were married in San Fran
cisco on May 2, will spend a portion of
their honeymoon in Honolulu.
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Mrs. ]. K Brown is occupying there's
idence of Dr. and Mrs. HerSert, Sen Ala
Fkea street, during their absence on the
Il Mainland.
Mrs. w. G. Irwin may return in the
, fall of the year to San Francisco to oc-
cupy her gorgeous new residence.
, Among the arrivals on Saturdays XII
! nau was Mr. Palmer Woods, who has
been on Hawaii.
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Colonel and Mrs. Parker and son.
James, expect to spend the summer in
Canada at Banff, watering place in
the Canadian Rockies.
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Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Richards have gone
back to their home in Stockton, Califor-
mia.
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During the absence of Mrs. Charles ~
Cooper, DR.. and Mrs. j. L. McDshald
will occupy their residence on<Alakea
street.
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E. H. Wodehouse left by the -.-oana.
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