The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-18

Especial to the Advertiser)
- AN FRANCISCO. Jan. Slower
nor Dole's niece. Miss Marian
~ Dole, was married on New Years
evening at Riverside, near Los An
geles. Her husband is Emmett Jones
of Alameda, who served in the war at
Manila in the Signal Corps. He was
mustered out as a Sergeant. and IS
now a First Lieutenant in the Califor-
mia Signal Corps. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides rela-
tives in Riverside. The groom Is very
popular across the bay.
MACINTOSH MAY RETURN.
Alexander Macintosh is working
across the bay from here for ware
house company. He obtained the po-
sition through George Davis. Mack
intosh has had some hard knocks since
he left his comfortable berth in Homo
lulu, and looks a good many years old
er than then. He may return to Hon
oluIu after awhile. Harry Won Holt,
his brother-in-law, is Lere at the Oc-
cidental hotel, and is looking after
Macintosh. Alex signs for the delights
of Hawaii, and would give good deal
for a plunge in the surf at Waikiki.
SEATTLE AFTER TRADE.
Seattle is going to make great eff
forts to get more of the Hawaiian
trade. AT present the Seattle manu-
features sent to Hawaii are princi~
pally confined to flour and beer. The
Manufacturers Association has ap-
pointed a committee consisting of j.
w. Kahle, George F. Folsom and a.
Hemreich to investigate the matter
and formulate plan for increasing the
variety of exports to the Paradise OF
the Pacific.
MENTIONS MRS. sEWALL-
The San Francisco News Letter, in
referring to the bellies of San Francis
co years ago. says: However to re-
turn TO the bellies of long ago, Miss
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tai, school friend of the bride. was
gowned in a frock of golden brown silk,
with handsome ecru lace. She wore a
picture hat of white trimmed in pink
roses.
; The best man was Ernest Parker, and
the bride was given into the keeping OF
her husband by Joseph r. Ryland or
San Jose. who is the brides godfather
/ WHAT OTHERS WORE.
As the words were spoken ahat united
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down and gracefully kissed the hand OF
his pretty bride.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and fliends repaired 10 the banquet room
where a most delicious wedding break
fast was served The tables were decor
ated in Hawaiian colors. blue, gold and
red and the effect was very charming.
Mrs. Parker, mother OF the bride, was
attired in an elegant black renaissance
!. lace gown over white taffeta, with trim
ming of white lace and chiffon. She
wore black plumed picture hat.
Miss Campbell. sister of the bride, was
daintily attired in white tucked mousse
line de sole with lace insertions. She
/, wore big white picture hat.
After the wedding breakfast the Srioe
was surrounded by her girl friends, who
placed upon her after the Hawaiian Gus
tom, a lei of violets and ferns. She ac-
knowledged the pretty custom by pre-
$3.50 - A-14 II IS-lLS Win q 80 -
] Of lilies of the valley from her bridal
bouquet.
FESTIVITIES IN HAWAII
| The entire party. consisting of the
prince and his bride, Mr.. and Mrs sam
ueI Parker. Miss Campbell and Miss An
tia Chrystal. win leave this morning for
Washington, Il. g. TO remain for three
weeks. after which they will go to the
Islands and continue the wedding festi-
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Among those al the wedding We're Mr..