The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-29

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dafnfily dress<d 4 uAite. ard lcekizg ~
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Thea eaze The bride. looking raiizntiy
handsome leaning Oh the arr q Der faith
aUsy. Sac VAS E1Azni6eezEly dressed II
white d7ehess satin triaIned with ehiEa1
ard real lzce. worn En- tTzine- 4 leveIF
lace vel. worn b heE EotheE az ksx oEn
bridal kE7d raaxhf with grange blossoms
was most elective
She aI<o wore large brock Of dia-
monds and carried = brides hoa1eef Of
Ehite carnations and maidenhair-
Next came Mrs. n u. Scotg- picture
OF nzatFcEsiy hea1tv. on the arm Of Der
SCn Mr.. Leslie Seaff Mr. ard Mrs. VII
liam G. Irwin. and Mrs. Ivrrs. mother %
the groom on the arm Of Mr. Ne{srew
TIE groom and his best man. Mr.. Har-
- Whitney. awaited the party At The foes
81 the altar. The Rev. Alexander Mack
5ntnsh performed ffe eremony, while the
sweet strains Of Schuberf's Serenade
we're pEsyed softly throughout thu service
After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the residence Of Professor
Scott and part1nk of 4 wedding brea kfasL
Mr. and Mrs. Richard fvers drove di-
rectiy TO Monowili where they VIII ~
main for two weeks. returning TO fow-u IN
time 70 see Mr.. and Mrs Irwin and Mrs
Tvers. who sail for San Francisco the
second week in October
Mrs. William g. Irwin. although very
pale. was. If possible. more lovely than
ever. She has such beautiful features
that she is wholly independent Of the va
carries Of COMPLEXION Her friends regret
thar her great grief prevents them from
seeing her often.
Mrs. Dole did not receive on Friday,
| owing TO the death of President Afekin-
/ ley. In fact. the whole social scheme foi
1 the week has been upset. for dinners were
absolutely impossible. as all pubiic-spiritec
men were, at. the driil shed making ar
rangements for a universal mourning
One hasn't the heart to take part IN
social life with the thought of that grand
man receiving his death blow at an as
sassin's hand. I say. down with the an
/ archists. and let no mercy be shown them
| Why should we allow other e0un
tries to eEnDty their riff-ra1 upon us
| And as for Emma Goldman and her ilk-
| they should never be out of prison. for IL
norant persons are strongly influenced b
| their savings and until something defniti
is done our Presidents viii always be il
|
remember at the time of Mckinley
| Inauguration his old mother said he woul,
not live cut his full term-and he hasn't
alas. Anarchists should be treated hk
lunatics: and not until every anarchis
Is wiped out of the country will the live
of our Presidents be safe.
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Mrs Mumford is receiving a great dea
of attention from the smart set in Sal
Francisco, where she departed for a few
weeks ago with her aunt and cousin. He
bright breezy ways and charming per
sonality win her friends wherever sh
goes. At recent luncheon given in he
honor by Mr.. Frank Goad she was tn
bright particular star. and won round
of applause by her clever repartee.
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A farewell reception was given to th
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Cory. Thursda.
| night, at the Christian Church. Mr. AM
Mrs Cory are going TO China to take par
in the educational and religious work IN
der the auspices of the Christian Church
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Mrs Warren and Miss Martha Warre
are at the Hawaiian Hotel They are o
well known Chicago family of bankers
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At the races last Saturday the canoe o
Mr. Southland Hoffman attracted all eye:
The red hats. coats and leis We're mos