The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-06
SOCIETY.
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fort Will be on exhibition an hour be-
fore the sale begins.
Princess Kawananakoa is an inter
ested .patroness for the doll sale.
s1s4ss
: Dr.. and Mrs. F. r. Day gave
chowder for Dr. and Mrs. Pischel of
San Francisco at the Won Holt resi-"
dence, Waikiki, on Monday evening.
The night was charming and it gave
the visitors q glimpse of the moonlight
beauties of Waikiki. About twenty
guests were present.
S.SsH
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman enter
tanned the Pischels informally at din
ner Sunday evening.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wood contem-
plate an absence of nearly a year from
Honolulu. Mrs. Woods health is none
too good and season away from the
islands is hoped to benefit her. Mrs.
Wood will be greatly missed. as she is
interested in many of the leading
charitable societies.
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Miss Cartwright has resigned her
position with the High School and Will
leave shortly for New York. Miss
Adams has alse resigned from the Pu-
nahou Preparatory on account of ILL
health, and will leave for the east in
the near future.
1888
A dainty bride was Miss Matilda
Walker when she became the wife of
Mr.. Adolph Constabel yesterday aft
ernoon at o'clock in the quaint and
beautifully decorated German Luth
eran church. It was as pretty we'd
ding as Honolulu has witnessed in
many seasons, and the reception which
followed at the residence of Mr.. G.
, Kunst at Waikiki was charming af-
fair, attended by a large number of
, fashionable society folk and friends of
the couple.
The Lutheran church presented a
pretty scene in it's lavish and artis
tic decorations of green and white.
The aisle was lined with date palm
branches bent over into an arch under
which the bridal party passed. A
beautiful wedding bell of roses was.
suspended over the ehancel, and be-
meath this the couple was Joined in
the bonds of holy wedlock. Along the
railing garlands of white rilarguerites
and asparagus plumousa We're festoon-
/ ed, while white carnation leis adorned
/ the panels above. The choir rail was
j decorated with branches of the feath-
!, cry pepper tree.
| At o'clock the bride walked up the
/ central aisle upon the arm of her
father, Mr.. T. B. Walker, followed by
the maid of honor, Miss Marie Won
Holt, and behind these came the
! bridesmaids, Miss BARLEY, Miss Neu-
mann and Miss Campbell, and the
: ushers, Mr.. o. Hillefold, w. Felmy and
, Mr.. G. Albers. AT the chancel the
bride was met by the groom supported
by the best man, Mr. E. G.. Duisenberg.
Pastor Felmy received the couple and
united them as man and wife accord
ing to the service of the German Luth-
eran church. During his address the
bridesmaids sat In pew at one side
of the chancel, the ushers Immediately
behind them. The bride and groom
! were also seated in chairs directly be-
1 .
Cavalleria Rusticana was played soft
| lyh upon the organ, and at its con-
clusion Mrs Hibberdine sang a solo in
a captivating manner.
| The ceremony over the bridal party
! was driven at once to the Kunst resi-
dence, Waikiki beach, where the cou-
pie was greeted by Mr.. Kunst. The
residence was a bower of flowers and
greenery, white carnations being Law
ishly used in the decorations, which
We're tastefuify arranged by Mrs. Alex
ander Isenberg and Mrs. Kibling. The
bridal bower, under which the couple
! received their guests was composed of
white tarlatan prettily caught up here
and there with small sprays of maid
. enhair and white satin baby ribbons.
Above this canopy were two hearts of
white carnations suspended from a
: carnation wreath held to the ceiling by
a knot. of white satin ribbons. The
! drawing room was also banked with
pale pink asters. Upon the lanai,
| where refreshments were served, flags
of many nations were displayed, and
the entrance to the drawing room was
kenriched by beautiful silk Hawaiian
!, flag used as portiere.
| The refreshments consisted of cham
payne and punch, salads, cakes and
cream. During the reception the Ha-
waiihn Government band played upon
the lawn.
: A large and beautiful array of gifts
was on display at the residence, among
them being handsome large cut glass
punch bowl with a dozen goblets, all
resting upon smirror, and two cut
glass fruit dishes, gifts from the
groom's fellow employees in H. Hack
: field & Co.
| Among those present at the church
We're Governos and Mrs. Carter, Con-
sui and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Consul
and Mrs. H. "A. Isenberg.
| The bride wore a handsome gown of
white point d'esprit over white chif-
| fon, over white satin. She wore a
| wreath of lilies of the valley and car
ried shower bouquet of white brides
roses. Her veil was of white tulle.
Miss Won Holt wore a gown of white
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