The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

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> appearance at the racing meet OF
the Merchants Fair at Kapioiani
Park this afternoon. Always
there are to be seen at such times large
numbers of the devotees of society and
bright dashes of color generally marx
| the position of their equipages. How
ever. the turnout cannot be expected to
be large as so many of the society set
are out OF town for the summer
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| Prince Cupid's grass hut at Pgalei-
Ilani. Waikiki, is aching~corn
1 ton and is a splendid addition to the
lhospitable royal residence.
/ The Misses Sheridan of San Fran
| cisco, who were here about three
years ago. returned to the city IN the
Alameda and will make a stay of sew
eral weeks
Mrs. George n. Robertson and FAM
ny are residing In Manoa Valley FOR
the summer.
Miss Nellie White gave en- informal
bathing party % - beautiful nome
at Waikiki on Wednesday evening. AT
ter the bathing bv moonlight dehclous
/ supper was served in the large lanai
Those who enjoved Miss Whites nos
pitality were Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Iyers. Mr. and Mrs. A G. Halves, Jr.,
Miss Marion Scott, Miss Freda White,
Miss Mary widdifield, Miss Alice Gil
let DR. McAdory, u. s. A, j. Tarn
McGrew, Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Spaulding,
; Mr. Robert Atkinson and Mr.. waiter
Dillingham;.
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Mr.. and Mrs Ulrick Thompson OF
; Kamenameha have issued invitations
for the marriage of Mr. Louis j. Wal :
rem and Miss Elizabeth w Parrish.
The wedding will take place at
lo'clock. August 4, at the residence of
. imehameha grounds. It will be an out
} of-doors event.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c.. Halves. Jr., en-
+. tertained several of the officers of the
u. s. training ship Mohican on Monday
ievening by giving an impromptu beth
ling party at waikiki
Mrs. Mary Mott-Smith Bird is con-
Afned to her residence by a serious acct
N dent to her ankle. ~.
2 The presencesin Honolulu on Thurs
t day of Grand Duke Boris, cousin or
5 Car Nicholas, caused considerable in
/ terest in society circles The Prince
, remained in town only during the sta
in port Of the steamer Coptic, on which
he is passenger en- route TO the
United States from the Orient.
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OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alma ID. KATE, who
are guests at the Hawaiian Hotel and
are enjoying their honeymoon in Ho-
nolulu, the Salt Lake Tribune of July
IS contains the following relative to
their wedding, which was one of the
; social functions of the summer in the
Mormon capital: The event of the sea-
, son was the wedding last evening in
St Marks cathedral of Miss Edna
Shear1nan and Mr.. Alma d. Katz,
which was witnessed by a large num-
Der of their friends and followed by a
brilliant reception at the Ladies Lit
5 erary Club. That all went as merry as
a wedding bell goes without saying,
: and seldom has there been a prettier
, church wedding in this city, all the
appointments being of the most arts
tic description. The strains of tLohen-
grin" told all when to look for the bril-
; dal party, which entered at 8 O'Clock,
first the ushers, DR.. Critchlow, Judge
Diehl Mr. Hampton and Mr.. Law
r renee, the maid of honor. Miss Sher-
!, man; the brides attendants, Mrs. Cue,
n Miss Ida Hanauer and Mrs Charles H
Post the bride with her brother, Mr..
Sherman.
AT the foot of the chancel the groom
and his best man, Governor Wells OF
Utah and Dean Eddie. met the advanc-
ling party and pretty group was form
ed at the foot of the steps, all moving
up to the chancel rail for the final
words OF the ceremony and the b@ne-
diction. 1t was a pretty scene and the
grouping, with the artistic background.
was truly effective.
{ The bride looked beautiful in her
s wedding gown of white point d'esprit,
, deliberately trimmed with old lace 1t
was made en- traine and she wore
long veil. She carried an immense
shower bouquet of pure white bride
8 roses.
They leave today for their wedding
trip to the Hawaiian Islands and upon
their return viii live at Boise, although
they win pass much of their time in
D this city.
Il The wedding of Miss Violet Kinoole
Kahaleuluhe Beckley and Mr.. Carl An
ton Georg Maertens will take place on
L Wednesday, July 30. at high noon, in
ST. Andrews Cathedral. A large num-
Der of invitations have been sent out
for the event.
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The wooden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. e. Moore was celebrated last Satur-
y day evening at their residence, whist
and ping-pong being INDUCED in. In
the ping-pong games Mrs. C. s. Crane
won the singles from Miss Edna Conn
> and Mrs. J. c. Cohen won from Mr..
Thomas Lloyd. In the whist games
Mrs. c. 8. Crane and Mr.. A. F. Clark
won the first prizes, and Miss Nettie
L King and DR.. wayson captured the
BOBBY prizes. During the evening Mrs
]. c. Cohen rendered several pretty vo-
c cal selections. The house and lawns
7 were eautifully decorated with Ameri-
can and Hawaiian flags, ferns. palms
t and Japanese lanterns. Delicious punch
5 was served whilst the ping-pong and