The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-17

MlSt f4llIhbtih bThA' anu WI
Angus The Gllet-Young wedding takes
place on the evening Of "Wednesday
June IL IN St Andrews Cathedral. Inc
bride will be given away by DIT J. -
AcGrew. Miss Alice Gillet, sister OF the
bride. will be the maid OF honor ana
Mr.. H. Griggs Holt will attend inc
groom. The ushers are J. Tarn McGrew.
r. W Shingc, William Williamson and
r.. T. Wright After the wedding re-
ception for the wedding party Will Dc
held at the home Of DR.. and Mrs Mo
Grew. The couple will leave for the
coast in the steamship China TO spend
their honeymoon
Miss Eleanor Phillips OF OAKLAND ana
William n. Patten were married IN the
Catholic Cathedral last Saturday evening
lust after the arrival OF the hiowera
from Vancouver. Miss Phillips was
messenger on the steamer. having been
.v.y from the Islands for several months
$50
The Seniors OF Oahu College and few
friend. were entertained by Miss May II.
Patty assisted by her cousin Maud r. faty
.t the home Of her parents, on Anapuni
street on Saturday evening. June Nn,
Progressive fishing. ping pong anu
music by the Oahu College e!uin'e..e
Club, helped the time to pass pleasah'iy
and quickly. The company oeparten
wishing Miss May many happy pirtn-
days. Those prcsen' Were M,ss.s NJ
C1ark. f. Horner, r. Hall, +. Amweg' M
McCandless. T.. Wolfe, +. Crozier, D.
9orensen. A. Gribble, s. Lyman, II. ha-
mai f. Hin, a. Hill, G. Stewart -
Dodge, F. Ysrrow, N NJ. Dorn, !. flsher'
NJ Peterson, y. Ashly, a Marshhll' -
Marshall. j. Damon. A. Felker, NJ. Turn
er, L. Cunningham j. Whine, Il. iaihe-
stead; M.ssrs. G.. Canavarro, X. Johnson
A. Robinson NJ. Robinson, c. Malott, L.
McKeand, c. Sawyer, *. Brown +. Shin-
gle, ]. Young, Edgar Young, j. A Walk
or .Judre L. A. Dckey, G. Tracey IL.
Hoffman w Heen, T.. Young, c. Biaco,
e. Allen, G.. Hapai. w. Young, II. Young
n Crabbe. f. Lowrey S. Lowrey, A.
Jordan, NJ Nevin, II. Sturtevant.
49,
Miss Mabel wilcox of Lihue. Kauai
was a graduate in music ut Mrs Sempie 3
school. 323 West nth street New YORK
city, on Wednesday, Mo 2lst. MISS VIII
cox, who has devoted the winter 10
STUDYING music, rendered two very fine
piano solos first Grillen by Schumann
and second the Columbinc Minuct. She
was so loudly applauded that she rem
dered rs oncor,s. n waltz by Chopin, ana
moonlight" by Mac Dowel. In the
evening the young ladies Of the school
gave an informal farewell dance to their
friends In the afternoon Miss WILCOX
wore q charmngly simple white gown
and in the evening an exquisite ball
gown Of blue chiffon. Among the guests
were the most distinguished members or
the New York society set.
1888
The picnic of the Young Womens
Christian Association and the Y NJ. C. A.
will take place on Young Brothers island
in the harbor this afternoon and eve ung,
the launches leaving Brewers wharf next
the boat landing, near foot of Nuuanu
stree, .; three and four p. m. The score
tari,s wish all who intend accompanying
the rNn,ditiun across the harbor to mott
fy thorn not later than noon today. Al
ready % large number have sgnifled tneir
intention of going. Everyone is expected
to bring lunch but the Y. w. G. A. will
put up lunches for ten cents each for
those who leave word with Mrs, Brown
before noon. AS music is to be one of
the pleasures of the outing 1t IL desired
that as many as have musical instru-
mcnts and can play them, should bring
them along. There will also be games
and bathing. Bathing suits and towels
are to be brought.
1888
Mrs. Frank Jordan has invitations out
for u reception to be given Monday, June
ter, Miss Josephine Asberry.
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Mrs. Royal d. Mead accompanied by
Miss Ruth Beckwlth Of Los Angeles will
return by the China July Is.
$3.50
Wentworth Buchanan and Donald Ross
leave on July in the steamship Moana
for Victoria whence they will go to
Banfr for couple of weeks stay. They
will then go to Montreal and hope 10
reach Newport by the end of July where
they will remain during the summer.
,SS,S
A complimentary dinner will be given
this evening at "Halelapu," 1895 Makild
street, in honor OF Mr. A. A. Young
takes place next Wednesday evening"
The hosts are Robert ". Shinr' A.
Lewis, Jr., Griggs Holt and william
Williamson, hi. former associates in
Bohemia" Covers will be laid foI four
teen.
The order Of the Billy Goats" will
give a complimentary dinner on Monday
evening for George Angus, whose mar
rage to Miss Elizabeth Grace takes place
on Tuesday evening next week.
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The nuptials OF Miss WI ldiheld and
Byron Baird are to be celebrated n
August
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A luncheon was given on Wednesday by
Mrs w. +. Allen for a number NJ lad,- $
among whom were Mrs. w. q. Irwin and
Mrs Patch.
y - j
The picture hat has never been more
beautiful than II is today. Yet In a
measure IL has fallen on evil lays for the
simple reason that II is so often donned
by the wrong woman. There IL terri
BILE type OF would-be artistic lady WIN
imagines that she possesses all the quail
fcations necessary for the successful
wearing OF the picture hat by reason II
her knowledge OF art. But unfortunately
this lady has no knowledge whatever q.
dress, and she processes to be above The
vanities OF this world apart from art.
The result is ALWAYS disastrous as cau