The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-30

The marriage of VIM. Garvie Hall and
Miss Alice Templeton occurred Thursday
evening. the 18th inst, art O'Clock. at
the home of the brides sister and broth
er-in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs. w L. Hopper.
The wedding was strictly private only
relatives and immediate friends of the
contracting parties being present. Miss
Templeton entered the room on the arm
of her brother and was attended by her
nieces. Alice and Katherine Hopper, as
flower girls. and by Miss Edith Perkins
as bridesmaid: while her brothers,
Messrs. John a. and w NJ. Templeton.
performed a similar service for the
groom.
The large double parlors where the
ceremony took place were deliberately
decorated for the occasion. white ana
green being the color scheme. The cor
ner in which the marriage took place
was transformed into a beautiful bower,
with delicate sprays of jessamine vine
and feathery fronds of bamboo inter
spersed with snowy white blossoms. with
banana palms at the sides, while from
the center hung a basket of maidenhalr
ferns with streamers of white satin rib
bon.
Miss Margaret Hopper presided at the
piano, and rendered most artistically the
Lohengrin wedding march the bridal
party entered, and continued in subdued
strains during the ceremony. Rev e. S.
Muckley pastor of the Christian Church,
OBLIGATED in n most impressive manner.
There was a display OF handsome we'd
ding presents, that of the bridegroom be-
ing an elegant upright piano. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall will spend a short time at the
Waialua Beach Hotel, and later reside
permanently in Honolulu.
1873
Recent letters tell of the Improvement
in the health of Mrs. Julian Monsarrat,
who went to San Francisco some weeks
ago for special medical attention.
1883
Mr. Mason Fay Prosser of Kauai Is
spending his THANKSGIVING in town.
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Mr.. Thomas c. Ridgway, who has been
a visitor to Honolulu for the last month,
took his departure for his Hilo home on
Tuesday last.
DR. c. NJ Thomas was an outgoing pas
senger on the last Kinau.
Mr.. E. Z. Paxton has gone to dilo.
- So
Judge Little who has been in town for
a fortnight, returned to Hawaii during
the week.
Mr. g n Prouty. who has been thell
guest of the Il. +. Dillinghams, wen1l
back to Hilo on Tuesday last. Nj
.S%IS
Saturdays foreign steamer brought in
AIr. and Mrs Andrew Brown.
Hon s. Parker returned to town in the |
Kinau OF the 2srd.
Judge George Gear. who has been So
journing for a week on Hawaii. came
back to town ON Saturday last
Mr. and Mrs. T. +. Beardmore came in |
from their coast wedding journey in the |
Alameda.
Mrs ). Eastman, mother of Mrs E. !
stackable. was returning passenger |
from san Francisco last evening.
Mr. II. a w.demann was a passenger
to Honolulu by the Alameda.
Mrs. Arthur Wood gave a delightful 1
poi luncheon for Mrs. Jos. Tobin. who |
is visiting the Islands just now Be-
sides the guest Of honor. there were pres
emf AIRS T Hebron. Mrs. Richard Ivers. !
Mrs. George Carter. Mrs Charles b
Cooper. Mrs. Z. T. Dole. Miss May Da-
mon aud Miss Diskey.
\ pretty afternoon reception was given
Yesterday by Mrs. Kittredge and Miss
Ethel Kittredge at their rooms in the
California Hotel I'm honor Of Mrs Franz
Baldwin OF Honolulu The affair lasted
from To 8. and during the reception
hours many guests came and went
The decorations were simple but effect
ike. consisting OF pink carnations and
: american Beauty roses.
\ tempting tea table, decorated with
and filed with all sorts or
ielicacies. tea and punch. occupied a cosy
nook IN the rooms. The pretty maids ano |
1atrons who assisted Miss Kittredge in
~. Alltias Is hnstess wore Ms. WILLARD