The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-04

petus given by the presence of the
Senatorial Commission win have its
effect. Several dances are already be-
ing proposed for the winter. and the
time is not far distant when the sea-
sons social whirl win really be in mo-
ton
Captain Walter s. McBroom, T. 5. A,
who remained in Honolulu several
weeks in the fall of 1898 during the stay
of General Chas. King, was married in
Washington, D. c., to Miss l.. McKen-
zie, Captain, then Lieutenant McBroom, |
was a social favorite in Honolulu. He
made splendid record in the Philip
pines The Washington Star gave the ]
following account of the wedding:
The marriage of Miss Little Louise
Mckenzie to Captain Walter S. Nc
Broom, U. S. A, took place Wednesday
night at the home of the bride, 500
Rhode Island avenue. Rev. NJ. Ross
Fishburn, pastor of Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, performed the
ceremony in the presence of the rela-
tfyes and few intimate friends A
reception from to 10 was attended by
about 400 friends of the couple. The
house was beautifully decorated with
palms, ferns and flowers, while the bay
window Of the front parlor was verit-
able bower of palms, and here the eou-
pie stood while the service was render
ed To the strains of 'Lohengrin" we'd
ding march, played by Prof. Hughes,
the bridal party came down the stair
way through the rear drawing room,
TO the front parlor, where they were
met by Rev. DR.. Fishburn. DIR. A. D.
Mckenzie, brother of the bride, gave
her away The bride was beautifully
gowned in renaissance lace appliaued
on Brussels net, wearing diamond
brooch. the gift of the groom. Captain
McBroom wore full-dress uniform. The
bridegroom is native of Hillsboro.
Ind. graduated from West Point ii the
class of 1895, served in the 18th Irfan-
try as first lieutenant in the beginning
of the Spanish war, and while in the
Philippines was promoted to captain
and transferred to the 18th Infantry
He is now stationed at the Presidio, San
Francisco. Cal. where the happy couple
will be at home after an extended we'd
ding tour of the west
.&&%
Another of the popular Saturday
evening dances which the Hawaiian
Hotel management has been giving
during the summer will take place this
evening. A Hawaiian quintette club
will be in attendance.
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The At Home of the Kiiohana Art
League to be given under the auspices
of the Literary Circle in the League
rooms. Progress Block, at o'clock this
afternoon will be a society event. Mrs
Charles Bartlett Dyke will give a talk
on 'Imaginery Companions" Mrs. w.
NJ Graham will take charge of the dec
orations and Miss Charlotte Hall, thu
refreshments. The ladies who will pre-
side at the tables are Mrs. 7. Give
Davies, Mrs. Harry Won Holt, Mrs. F.
w. Lowry Mrs. John osborne and Miss
Helen Kelley.
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One of the newest of the attractions
on Pacific Heights is dancing pavilion
which has just been erected and which
will be thrown open to the public this
evening. Hawaiian quiatelte club
will be present and everybody is invit
ed to dance at the opening. 1t is
spacious pavilion, 30x40 feet, open on all
sides to allow the Tantalus breezes to
sweep through, bu; in case Of rain the
sides can be quickly closed in. As
place for private dancing parties, where
GOODNESS, comfort and delightful time
can be had, the Pacific Heights pavilion
will doubtless prove quite popular
&&&
I Miss Kathleen Cartwright has return
ed to the States from her tour of Eu-
rope ana 5 expected to come to Hone
Iusu in a few weeks to rema here for
while with her father, Mr. Bruce
] Cartwright.
Miss Lily Spreckels, daughter of John
D. SpreckeIs of San Francisco, who has
been spending the summer in Honolulu
with the w. G. Twins, departed for the
Coast on Tuesday in the Sierra with
Mrs. Irwin. Numerous farewell parties
and dinners We're given in her honor
during the last week of her stay and
when she went aboard the steamer
masses of ieis and wreaths which were
wound about her attested to her popu-
larity here.
1919
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Hatch entertained
at dinner on Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Lily Spreckels at their Pensa-
cola street home, about twenty-h
guests being present. Among them
were Mrs. Mary Gum. Mrs Farraday,
Miss Hartnagle, Miss Nellie Kitchin.
Miss Jennie Giffard, Miss Nellie White.
Miss Freda White, Miss Marion Scott
Miss May Damon. Miss Gillet, Walter
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