The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-30

Mrs. L. 3. Kerr's friends were all
glad TO welcome her home again aft
or her trip East 70 attend the mar
rage OF her daughter Daisy DR.. E.
VI. +. Kerr. From a report in the Bat
tie Creek. Mich. Enquirer OF June ls
the following particulars are mainly
gathered:
At the beautiful home OF Dr. and
Mrs. ]. II. Kellogg, Manchester street.
yesterday at high noon, occurred the
wedding of DIR. Rowland II. Harris
and DR.. Elizabeth NJ. z. Kerr. of the
Sanitarium medical faculty. the cere-
monies Of the English church being
performed by Chaplain Lycurgus Nc
Coy. Directly in front of the huge
fire place in the drawing-room was
erected an artistic canopy completely
covered with roses. carnations and
smilax. and from which four silvery
throated wedding bells were suspended
During the wedding march. superb
" rendered upon the piano by
Prof. Barnes. the way of the bridal
procession was literally strewn with
roses by many handsomely gowned
flower girls. The bride was becoming
by a beautiful bridal veil. She car
ried an elegant bouquet inwrought with
orange blossoms and white roses. The
maid of honor. Miss Leona Westcott, of
California was also charmingly gown
ed in white china silk. over pink silk.
carrying a spray of pink roses The
attending flower girls were the Misses
Katherine Kerr and Cecil Kellogg, who
gracefully performed the pleasant duty
assigned them.
After the bride and groom had
received the congratulations and good
wishes of all present, they, with the
assembled guests, at once repaired to
the spacious lawn, where an excellent
wedding repast was partaken of. The
following were among the guests or
honor: Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Ker and
daughter. OF Honolulu. Hawaiian ISL
ands; parents and sister of the bride:
Miss Leona Westcott. of California,
maid OF honor: DR.. ]. F. Morse. best
man: DR.. ]. II. Kellogg and family;
w. x. Kellogg and family. Pastor and
Mrs Tenney. Judge and Mrs. Arthur.
Senator and Mrs. Darrah. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson. From the Sanitarium
members of the medical staff and
many others were present.
The groom was formerly of Wash
ington, ID. c.. while the bride claims
Honolulu as her home. Both young
people are graduates of the Chicago
branch of the American Medical Mis-
sionary College and have been actively
engaged in Sanitarium work in this
city and Chicago for the past five
years.
Governor and Mrs. Dole gave din
nef and reception on Tuesday evening
at their Emma street residence to
heads of Territorial departments and
their wives and Senator and Mrs.
Crabbe.
w. c.. Irwin gave a dinner Thursday |
evening at his residence in honor of Ad-
rniraI Terry. Besides the Admiral there |
were present: Captain Niblack. Gov |
ernor Dole. A. S. Cleghorn, H. E. |
Cooper. Consul A. de Souza Canavar-
70. F. NJ. Swanzy, Secretary George r.
Carter and r. Ivers.
$3.50
Flirting with ones own wife is
rare accomplishment nowadays. al
though the effort of young man to
evenings since on the Young Hotel
-oof garden, furnishes proof that mans
can be swayed by a
pair of eyes when those eyes seem TO be
4 strangers. 1t was one evening when
the garden was almost deserted The
young married man had an hour to
spare and decided to enjoy the time
there and finish his cigar. He strolled
down one of the promenades, now and
then leaning against the paraDet. TAX
ing in the star-lit panorama of the |