The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-26

present On account OF the fast in
cretisirg menberehip OF the club IL has
decided 20 change Its place of meeting
from Eiks Han to St Antonio Hail.
Vineyard street
4 The barge party OF last Saturday was
reported by all TO have been a grand
success. and did much I'm the way OF
increasing the clubs membership. The
board or directors on Thursday even
irS decided to give a hard times
dance on the occasion OF the opening
night In their new hail. which VIII be
on Friday. May 9th. This dance calls
Tor everyday wearing apparel only.
Refreshments OF coffee and ginger
bread will be served during the even
ing. Tickets can be obtained from any
club member. and will be soc each. ad-
hitting gentleman and ladies.
Judging from the success of the far
mers' dance. given by the Rebekahs, In
January. the hard times dance which
VIII be similar should be well attended
by the fun-lovtng young people OF the
city.
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Mr.. and Airs. Frank Woods and Mr..
and Mrs Carl Widemann are staying
At the Campbell residence, Kapiolani
Park. during their visit IN Honolulu.
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AiTs- a J. pousherty, formerly Miss
Martha Along, and her huebe nd. Lieut..
Dougherty, u. S. A, were last heard
from In Cavite province. They were
expecting orders to go TO an interior
garrison.
Mrs Anthony Ahlo was the hostess
at a delightful tea on Thursday.
$3.50
Mrs Harry Lewis entertained on
Thursday at Waikiki for Master Dom
aid Lewis who was celebrating his
birthday About fifty OF his little
friends were present during the after
noon and rsvelled in games, things to
cat and a general good time. Tables,
prettily set. were placed out I'm the
yard under the trees, where the young
host entertained with heaped up dishes
OF Ice cream and plenty of delicious
cake
DR.. and Mrs. George Herbert gave a
luau last Sunday afternoon at Paul
Isenbergs place, Waialae, at which
We're present about sixty guests. The
afternoon was delightfully."- spent amid
the luxurfes OF a feast a la Hawaiian.
spread out upon the lanai, which was
decorated In tasteful manner. There
was an abundance OF MALE, ferns and
f!ags and everything to make the en-
tertainment all that the guests could
wish for DIR. and Mrs. Herbert were
entertainers.
The wedding of Miss Gretchen Koepke |
and Mr.. Albert Waterhouse occurred on |
Thursday evening In st. Andrews Cathe- |
lral. the Rev. Alexander Macintosh pro- |
the words which made them /
man and wife. The immediate families |
'f the two young people sat in the front |
Dews In the nave. and every pew
throughout was occupied. The bride was
attended by Miss eBrnice Koepke as the |
maid of honor. Miss Helen Macfarlane
md Mics Mary Rice being the brides
maids. Mr.. George Fuller was the best |
nan and the groomsmen were Mr.. Fred |
Damon and Mr.. Will Walker. The church
vas not decorated with flowers or
'reens. nothing In the way Of flowers be-
ng apparent. except me vases on the |
oily table, which contained spider lilies. |
nd the bouquets carried by the young
aides OF the bridal party. quietArecep- |
lon was held after the wedding cere-
lony at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
loepke on kewalo street. following |
which Mr.. and Mrs Albert Warehouse
'ere driven TO the Peninsula, where they |
iii spend their honeymoon in the Water
ouse country home.