The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-24
Of INTEREST
IN HAWAII
FestaI Season Will
Follow parker's
Arrival.
PEOPLE WHO ARE
COMING THIS WAY
Poi in Chafing Dish Honeymoon
i'm ionoiuiu-GIobs- Trotter
on His Way.
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CAN FRANCISCO. February IS
- Honolulans may prepare for
festal season. On the Alameda
are Samuel Parker, Mrs Parker, Prince
David and wife, Miss Chrystal, Miss
Alice Campbell, John Colburn, and
maids and Wallets, etc. Besides there
are trunks and boxes full of gay Paris
ian gowns. and many beautiful things
being brought by the distinguished Ha-
waiians to decorate their persons, and
their homes.
Life will be a continuous luau in Ho-
David set. The roast pig may we'll hide
himself for his doom approaches. Ly-
curgus and Camarinos may beautify
their establishments and prepare for
an increased business Eat, drink and
be merry" will be the motto of the
gay from the time the Alameda ar
rives
Today's Chronicle says: Col. Samuel
Parker and Prince David Kawanana-
koa, the well-known Hawaiians, were
the guests of honor last night at din
ner at the Bohemian Club. Parker is
a candidate for Governor of Hawaii,
and with Prince David, will sail today
on the steamship Alameda for Homo
lulu. With them will sail Mrs. Parker
the Princess Kawananakoa, Miss Alice
Campbell, Miss Anita Chrystal, John r.
Colburn and B. F. Dillingham;, all Ho-
nolulans. Parker and Prince David
will be given an ovation by their
friends in the Hawaiian capital, who
are making great preparations to meet
them at sea, and banquet them on
land.
e. p. DOLES SISTER-IN-LAW
WEBS.
Very quietly celebrated was the we'd
ding of Miss Jane Gallagher and Dr.
Edwin O. Cochrane, which took place
at noon, February 18th, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, MI and
Mrs. B. Gallagher 1888 Ellis street
The engagement had been kept a Sc
cret from their friends with the desire
that the affair would be quiet one,
and their desire was realized. It was a
pink and green wedding, the decora-
tions all being those coIors. Rev. Faith
er Prendergast performed the cere-
mony most impressively, and at its
conclusion q Ctainty breakfast was
served at which many feljcitous
! toasts and responses were given
and responded to complimentary
to the newiy-wedded couple. The
bride looked charming in a smart tail
or-made gown of brown ladies' cloth,
trimmed with bands of black velvet
DR.. and Mrs. Cochrane left in the af-
ternoon, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Edmund p. Dole of Honolulu, to
visit at Del Monte for a few days.
When they return they will reside at
the Palace hotel, and they conteIn-
plate a trip to Europe during the sum
mer
HONEYMOON IN HONOLULU.
Mr.. and Mrs Doctor Charles A.
Hayes. who We're married a few days
ago at Los Angeles. will sail on Feb
ruary 25th for Honolulu. where tbey
will spend some days previous TO going
to their future home at WI Chau,
China.
The Los Angeles Times has the fol- /
lowing account of the wedding. under I
date of February Il: DR.. Alice Stella
and DR.. Charles Hayes were
married yesterday at noon in the First .
Baptist church, Rev. Joseph Snlale Of .
floating. In the pretty floral decora-
tons of the church green and gold. the
colors of the Medical college, L. S. c.
of which both bride and groom are
graduates, were used in graceful COM
bination. The bridal party stood before
a suspended curtain of ropes of smilax
and ribbons of gold, on either side of
which were potted plants forming a
against the platform. On
the latter were large jardinieres filled
with yellow flowers and trailing green
cry.
The ushers were selected from among