The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-25

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ress Hall. Owing to the number of
polo players coming from the other
islands and the wide interest taken in
the game in Honolulu there is certain
to be society event of much promi-
nence.
The committee in charge of the ball
is composed of Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;,
Mr.. B. Griggs Holt, Mr.. George Fuller
Mr.. A. Lewis, Jr., and Mr. J. Tarn Nc
Grew.
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A basket ball match between teams
from the Y. w. c. A, and Punahou will
be played shortly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Young entertained
a number of friends at dinner ON Tues
day evening in honor of the birthday
Of Miss Alice Gillett Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Damon, Miss
Helen Maefarlane, Miss Gardie Mac
farlane, Miss Nellie Kitchin, Mr.. J.
Tarn McGrew, Mr.. B. Griggs Holt, Mr..
A. Lewis, Jr., Mr.. Robert Single Mr..
w. H. Babbitt. Mr.. A. N. Campbell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Booth and Mrs.
Anna Long have returned from their
seaside residence at Kaalawai and are
again at their home in Pauoa valley.
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| A dance win be given this evening at
the Hawaiian Hotel by the manage
ment. A concert will preeede the affair
music being rendered during the dinner
hour.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Boyd on Monday
evening celebrated their tin wedding
anniversary IN a pleasant manner.
About twenty-five of their friends gath
cred at the WAIKIKI residence.
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1t was the ending OF a romance which
has lightened the hearts of the inter
ested ones in many countries which oc-
Cured when Miss Clara Louise Vogt
and Mr.. Thomas H. Hurley were mar
ried on Wednesday afternoon in Homo
lulu. The ceremony, quiet and without
attendants other than the two witnesses
required, was performed at the Central
Union parsonage and when the Rev.
w. M. Kincaid pronounced his henedic-
ton upon the pair they felt repaid for
the long travel which each had before
this last act of their engagement drama
was closed and the new one was open
ed.
Miss Vogt has for a few years past
been regarded as one of the few pre-
f4lier pianoists of America. A graduate
of the New York conservatory she early
showed her marvellous skill and soon
became known as one of the first solo
lists in her city. Later she went on a
tour and her name has become known
to musical enthusiasts from one end of
the country to the other. Later she was
called to professional work which keeps
her at home but in her circle she holds
place which is unassailed.
i ME Hurley has Travelled the world
over where written language can be
transferred to paper by machine, and
. from the Himalayas and the desert he
knows the angles of those who pound
keys instead of pushing pens. And
during the wanderings for several years
past he has often thought of a home
coming, for his domicile is in New York
as well, which would mean union
with his betrothed. But there were al
ways other engagements which pre-
vented and finally when year ago he
started to make Java, with everything
between, including this city, Australia,
Japan and China, it was with the I'M
Outstanding that Miss Vogt would meet
him in San Francisco and there they
would be welded.
Contemplation bred regret, cholera in
Manila and plague in the Oriental CAPT
tails threatened and so it was that
when at length in Batavia, Hurley de-
cided that he could reach Honolulu in
the America Maru, he cabled to Miss
Vogt to take the Sierra at San Fran
cisco and they would start their new
life journey from Hawaii. 1t was long
jump for each, but when they met in
TIE grey dawn outside as the Oceanic
liner came in there was compensa-
ton.
The wedding dinner at the Hawaiian
Hotel was attended by Judge and Mrs.
Galbraith, Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Dowsett,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Boyd, Miss Andrews, Judge Bar
rows, Mr. Harrison and Mr.. A. L.
Campbell, as the guests of the newly
welded pair. There was dancing later
|. at the Annex at Waikiki.
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Miss Kate Cornweu and Mr.. Arthur
Braymer will be married in Central
Union church at $3.50 of the evening OF
November Is. Mrs. J. S. Walker, sister
of the bride-elect, is to be the matron
of honor and Mr.. Oliver Carter will at
tend the groom. The ushers are Mr.
Isaac Dillingham;. Mr.. Robert Shingle.
/ Mr.. William Williamson, and Mr.. R.
w. Atkinson.
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Miss Juliet King and Mr.. Clifford
Kinball will be married on December
l. The ceremony will be quietly per-
I formed.
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On Thursday evening Mrs. E. D
Tenney was given a surprise by the
Strolling Gypsies who are to participate
today in the Gypsy Encampment, All
appeared in costume led by Mrs. Annls
Montague Turner and the evening was
delightfully."- spent in singing the music
which is to be rendered today. num-
Der Of neighborhood friends were also
present.
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The wedding of Miss Ella Lewis and
| Mr.. Frank Z. Thompson will take place
on the evening of November 10 at the
residence of the brides parents in Ma
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