The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-22


sion in their voyage from the scene OF
war TO Gods country. The Hawaiian
quintette club was present and their
songs and melodies OF Hawaii were APP
prcciated.
4 Mr. and Mrs. w $. Withers, at last
weeks end, made the drive to Waialua
/ and spent the night and day at Hale
/ iva They had rare sport fishing at
night from a japanese boat The sport
promises to attract many lovers or
rod and line.
Mrs. Mary Parker Collette and H. A.
Rigelow were married Saturday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. James,
College street, Punahou. The bride
was attended by Miss James and the
groom had for his best man. Wade
4 Warren Thayer. The bride has been
resident of Honolulu about a year,
corning here from Colorado. The groom
Is a member of the firm of Kinney
! Ball0u & McClanahan, and Is Har-
ward graduate. Mr.. Bigelow's father
was present at the ceremony, having
come here from Boston for the occa-
sion.
Miss Belle Farrar of Burlington, Ia,
pcctad shortly in Honolulu to become
daughter of Mrs. T.. NJ. Farrar, is ex-
the bride of Mr.. Louis Meyer of the
Advertiser staff.
1919
Mrs Jane Stanford, Mrs. John d.
Spreckels and Mrs. Sands Forman ar
rived from san Francisco in the Sierra
and are guests at the Moana Hotel,
. Waikiki. The party will remain in the
city for several weeks. Mrs. Forman
, was here with her late husband sew
, eral years ago.
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The annual lawn party of the Clean
= crS, which is to be held in the grounds
= Of T.. j. Lowrey, corner of LunalilO anC
e. Victoria streets. Saturday, May 3, viii
@ be the first given since the reorganiZa'
q ton of the society, when the direc
management went into the hands o
$ the younger members. owing to th'
o absence of their president, Mrs. G.. ii
d Gere. the entertainment will be IL
v charge of Mrs. IL. IL. Williams, an'
Y any donations for the various booth
g may be left at her residence, corner o
m Richards and Beretania streets. TIL
various booths will be in charge of tn
ladies as follows:
It Hawaiian Booth-Miss Ruth Shaw
e assisted by Elsa Peterson, Gladly
l. Fisher, Helen Johnson, Helen Lowry
= Fancy work-Margaret Fisher, assist
a ed by Mrs. r. II. Richards, Mrs. w. L
= Moore, Edna Horner, Maud Patty EN-
lily Winter May Frasher, Mrs. Willar,
Brown.
ie Punahou Booth-Ethel Amweg, Iren
It Fisher, Belle Ashley, Margaret Peter
l. son.
,e Lemonade Booth-Ruth Cleaner, as
= sisted by Mary Anderson, Margare
Ia Cooke, Wandee Cheek, Laura Rider,
II Canary adge McCandless, assiste
by Alice Brown, Margaret Shaw, Nor
Sturgeon, Julia Damon.
t..
n ed by Eunice Pratt. Inez Underwood
: Helen Hadden Vida Mccartney, Flor
o ence Smith, Jessie Shaw.
V a special entertainment for children
= will be arranged by Miss Charlotte
q hall. Kenny. Cation, Doris Girdler Lii,
!. Pratt. Ruby Harrison, Josephine Pratt,
d Louise Nichols, Margaret Shaw, Kath
IS crime Smith, Dorothy True. Florenc
d Torosh Luverne Marshall, Evelyl
' Nichols.
y Mr.. Kunst, the millionaire Germa
l. planter of Samoa, who departed n tn
l. SonOma for the FGtherland via Mic
n and Monte Carlo, where he will pa
IS brief visits, gave a dinner on Saturda
S, evening at Waikiki to a number of hi
Is most intimate friends. Among ther
> We're Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Isenberi
lie Mons. Nizzavona, the French consul
n j. +. Hackfeld, the German consul; M
$. and Mrs. O'Fallon, Miss Uecke, Han
ut lsenherg, Miss Hasford. Mr.. Wolter
lie and two charming young Samoan won
III en- who are being taken to Europe b
is Mr.. kunst to complete their educatio
IS in Paris.
as s*S
n Mrs w o. Smith gave luncheo
last Friday for Mrs. Edwin Goodall,
ed Oakland, Cal Covers were laid +,
he twelve. The table was prettily deco
op ated with pink roses and maidenhai
or .I,S,S
GA Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis are sta,
ce ing at the Won Holt residence, WAIKIKI
a for the summer.
la 1888
he Henry Warehouse and family ha
es returned TO the city from the Peni
ry sula.
be - ~. -
ais Miss Charlotte Wilson of San Fra
"a cisco Will accompany Mr. and Mrs. w
liam G. Irwin to Honolulu the midi
of May
as Stanford men were on the dock VIII
INT the Gaelic arrived to greet form
ID tellow-student, George b. Wilson, WI
to with his bride, formerly Miss Nellie
ity Wright of Los Angeles were en- rou
J. to China. They We're married in L
Angeles two days before the Gae
'tel sailed. Mr.. Wilson graduated fro
the Stanford with the class OF '9s a
fth since then has been engaged In e
lies ginecring in Honolulu and China.
the was in the employ of the IMPERIAL Mi
To- lister Of Mines of the Chinese cover
Ia ment before the boxer outbreak a
Ike was engaged as Interpreter and enj
md neer for the German heavy artille
ut during the siege OF Tientsin. He