The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ner had been prettily decorated with pink
| tarIatan sprayed over with pink carna-
tons and ferns. rising above a bank of
, carnations and masses of fern Above
was a half circle projecting toward the
center of the parlor. composed of MALE
and carnations Huge bowls of roses and
lilies Of the valleys were prettily ar
ranged in the drawing room. Miss Cor
della Walker attired in a pink pima
! gown was the bridesmaid, and Mr.. F.
/ Franzius acted as best man for the
groom. The bride was attired in rich
gown Of white Chantilly net over white
taffeta silk. Soft music was played dur
| ing the ceremony by Mr. Edward Dui-
senberg, followed at the close OF the ser
vice by the Mendelssohn Wedding march
played by Mr.. Duisenberg and Mr. r.
SchuIze. The bride was given away by
her brother Mr.. Hugh Walker. The
brides bouquet was caught by Miss Nc
Intyre. The bride is the daughter of the
late Hon. ]. 5. Walker, well known dur
a member OF the firm Of H. Hackfeld &
.s.s,s
Mrs. Mott Cnee Dickson) and Miss Sar-
gent. will return to the mainland in the
Sonoma and go thence to New York
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greatly as she has wide circle of friends
in Honolulu. and during her few weeks
visit she has received much attention
socially.
Mrs. Bernice Parke waIdbridge and
Miss Parke leave next week for Van
COVER for visit of a few weeks.
Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy has cards out for
a reception on Wednesday next.
$50
News comes often Of Captain Murray
Philippines. He likes his life-is pleased
with its chances, of which he is availing
himself very rapidly. and is making
record for himself.
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Captain and Mrs. Briant II. Wells and
Captain and Mrs. J. +. Woodward of Salt
Lake City Utah. who are en- route to
the 18th Infantry viii be entertained at a
poi luncheon today by Miss Dawson at
Kekaulike-Pa.
A pretty dance was given last evening
on the Ianais of the Hawaiian Hotel by
Mr.. Lake in honor of the officers on the
army transport Sheridan. now in the har-
Dor. The officers wore fatigue uniforms
and many pretty gowns came out of the
big ship to grace the tropicaIly decorated
lanais. The dancing lasted from o'clock
until almost midnight The diversion
was a pleasing one to the visitors, who
sail away for Manila this afternoon. and
they enjoyed especially the music of the |
pronouncing it the best ac-
for dancing they had ever |
known.
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Mr.. ]. F. Hackfeld was the host at |
dinner party at the Moana Hotel last |
evening. given in honor of DR.. |
Averdam About thirty guests were |
present
Miss Irene Dickson's poi luncheon at
kaalawai beach on Saturday in honor /
IF Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
vas an elaborate spread a la Hawaiian,
It which almost every dish known to the
uau table was placed before the guests
Who numbered almost hundred. Among
he guests were Bishop w. T. Nichols of
and Miss Nichols. The former
,aid a graceful tribute to the Princess,
md spoke in glowing terms of Hawaii
md it's people and of the enjoyment he
lad anticipated in coming to the Islands,
ven though officially. Miss Dickson was
n admirable hostess and she was assist
d by Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brown.
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A pretty At Home was given on Thurs
lay by Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; and airs.
Walter F. Frear at ''Woodlawn.'' the
ome of the Dillinghams at Punahou.
irs. Brainerd Smith stood with the
POSSESSES to receive the guests. Mrs. F.
:. Lowrey and Mrs II. c. Brown receiv
d them as they stepped upon the lanai
nd guided them into the parlor. Among
he others who assisted were Mrs. A b.
Wood Mrs. H. F.. Wichman. Mrs. B. L.
lark. Mrs. 8. NJ. Damon, Mrs. II. NJ
on Holt, Mrs. c. B. Damon. Mrs. c. B.
Iyde, Mrs. A. j. Campbell, Mrs. Albert
,aas Mrs. Philip Frear, Miss Mary Par
er. Music was given by a quintette
lub and refreshments were served in the
lining room and library. Mrs. Dillingham;
fore a handsome gown of black lace
yer white silk. Mrs. Frear was very
ainty in a pale blue gown trimmed with
Thite lace applique. Mrs. Smith wore
Ihite gown trimmed with black in bow
nots.
Mrs. l. r. Burns (nee Afong) is in
florida at the present time, her husband
aving gone to Havana on business.
hey have been touring in the South.
sssSSs
Mrs. Lewis and Miss Lewis of Hilo.
nd Mr.. Prosser of Kauai, visiting friends
rom the other islands, together with Mr.
johnson and Mr.. w. A Brown, were
ne guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Montrose
raham at jolly dinner Friday evening
lst.
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Invitations are out for the wedding of
liss Gretchen Kopke and Mr.. Albert
Warehouse to take place at st. An
rew's Cathedral on Thursday evening.
pril q.
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Leahi Chapter. Order of the Eastern
tar. will give a ball in Progress Hall
n Tuesday evening, April Is. 1t prom
les TO be a successful social function ,
nd the sale of tickets has already been
ute large.
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Bishop W. F. Nichols of the Episcopal
iocese of California and Miss Nichols /
ere charmingly entertained by Major /
nd Mrs. Edward Davis at the artillery |
1st at Camp Mckinley on Saturday last |
ON to 6 o'clock. The wire enclosed !
mai of the commandments residence was
acorated with American flags and palms.
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