The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16

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honor, and the groom will be attended by
Mr.. Harry Wilder. The ushers will be
J. Tarn McGrew, Robert Single, Walter
Dillingham; Lieut.. Newton, u. s. A, A
C. Watson and Frank E. Thompson.
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| Mrs. AnniS Montague Turner was the
hostess on Monday evening at "Mignon"
of delightful farewell dinner in honor
of Admiral Merry, u. S. N Those pres
ent were Admiral Merry, Mrs. May
Mott-Smith Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson.
Robert Single and Charles Teaff.
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A thoroughly enjoyable house-warming
party was given by Messrs. O'Neill.
Franzon, Hosmer and Mcclellan at their
pretty new house, bachelor quarters on
School street, Thursday evening. Cards
and music helped to make the time pass
most pleasantly. A dainty repast was
partaken of in the cosy dining room and
delicious punch was served during the
evening. Those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Neill, Misses Thomas. Handy.
Florence Handy, Doris and Stack, Messrs.
O'Nein, Franzon, Kelly, Mcclellan and
Hosmer.
On Tuesday evening anniversary
dinner was given at the Hawaiian Hotel
7 by Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chase. for few
friends.
MI. ana MIS-. ". - HeTklnS Oh 0dll
Francisco gave dinner on Tuesday even
ing at the Hawaiian Hotel for Mrs. j. S.
McGrew, Miss Alice Gillet and Mrs. j.
1 Tarn McGrew.
Mr.. Ogden Hoffman, of the schooner
Herman gave a complimentary dinner at
the Hawaiian Hotel on Wednesday even
ing for number of townsfolk.
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The Chonicle of August contains the
following: Miss Mary Alice Woods.
daughter of Rev E. A. Woods pastor
last Tuesday evening to Henry Morris
Lull at the Woods residence, corner of
Cough and Union streets. The brides
father officiated. The rooms were decor
ated in pink and green
The bride was gowned in swhite pine
apple silk over liberty satin. She wore
deep bertha of duchess lace. and her tulle
veil was held by orange blossoms. She
attended by her sister, Miss Hazel
Woods, who wore white organdie and
carried pink bridesmaid roses and maiden
hair fern.
Apart from the family and relatives,
only few invited friends were present,
including Rev. Mr.. Kincaid, pastor of the
Union Church of Honolulu, here on a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lull left on a late train
for southern trip and will sail for
their new home in Honolulu by the
steamer Alameda on August I'D Both are
teachers in the Oahu College at Homo
lulu.
Miss Cecilia Abrahamson, who recently
returned from trip abroad. leaves on
the steamer Sierra on August 18th for her
fture home in Honolulu, says the Chroni- !
cle's Oakland correspondent. Miss Abra-
hanson goes to her sister, Mrs. Berlick
of Honolulu, and will, from her home on
September 3rd become the bride of A.
Gartenburg, business man of the ISL
ands.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lubosch announce the !;
engagement of their daughter, Sarah, to
b. A. Phillips of Honolulu, formerly of
this city. They will be pleased to see
their friends at 1902 Suffer street.-Chro- /
nicle.
The farewell dance at the Hawaiian
Hotel on Tuesday evening given by Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Lake. complimentary to
Admiral Merry, u. S. N, was a pretty
affair Dancing commenced at $3.50 fol-
lowing the band concert and continued
until late hour. The lanais were used
and Solomon's qufntette club played and
sang the most beautiful of Hawaiian airs.
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Captain c. Z. Herman of the Alameda
gave dinner on board the Oceanic liner
on Tuesday evening in honor of Admiral
Merry. The dining saloon was filed with
fragrant asters and miniature palms We're
grouped about Toasts We're made to the
Admiral and expressions of regret upon
his departure for the mainland were fire.
uent Miss Pauline Neumann and Mrs.
H. w. Lake occupied the seats of honor
with the Admiral Those present were
Admiral Merry, Miss Pauline Neumann,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Lake, Mrs. w. f. G.
Hasson, Miss Downing, Misses Girard.
Miss Williams, Miss Davis, Captain U. S.
G. White, L. S. N, Mrs. White, Col
Girard, u S. A, Mana Widemann. George
Rodiek. Mrs. Klamp. Mr.. Krouse
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A most enjoyable dance was given by
street, last Saturday evening Dancing
was INDUCED in on the large lanais and I
IN the dining room. Iced punch was '
served throughout the evening and at
a collation. was enjoyed Be {
tween dances the illuminated grounds !
we're used as a retreat. The dances at the {
Melrose are becoming very popular and 6
ZACH time larger number of young peo- I
pie fill the lanais. {
Invitations We're issued Thursday by
Yrs. Paul Neumann announcing the we'd
ling of her niece Miss Pauline Neumann !
md Mr. George Frederick Rodiek to
AXE place on Monday. August 25th. in the
German Lutheran Church The ceremony
win be performed at o m.
The soiree being arranged for Tuesday {
'vening in st. Clements parish house .
promises to be a very pleasant affair
The beautiful grounds are TO thrown
'pen to the public and as the moon VIII