The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-24

Lieut.. Behr, Lieut.. Davis. Mr. Edward
Grady and Mr.. Fred Angus. 1t is pos
sible that Mr.. James B. Castle will
give the brlue away. In the absence
/ of Bishop Restarick, Rev. E. T. Simp-
SON. now officiating at st. Andrews
Cathedral, will perform the ceremony.
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Another military wedding on the
tapfs is that of Miss Minnie A. Down
ing OF Los Angeles, and Lieut.. Behr,
Artillery Corps, United States Army,
who is also stationed at Camp MeKin-
ley. Lieut.. Behr is one of the very.
popular officers at the army post. where
he has been battalion adjutant for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Baird gave a
delightful dinner on Monday evening
in honor of Miss Lillian Bacon ana
Lieut.. Hamilton. Artillery Corps, U. S.
A., who are shortly to be married. The
table decorations were unique, mimi
ature cannons being planted here and
there upon the board which was also
relieved by decorat lions in artillery red.
Boutonnieres formed of army buttons
were worn by the guests who We're Miss
Bacon. Lieut.. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane, Miss Jennie Giffard,
Mr.. E. NJ. Watson Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Benson, Miss Ella Stansbury, Miss.
Gardie Macfarlane, Major Potter, Rob-
ert Single
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Mrs. Harry Macfarlane gave picnic
last Sunday at Wailele in honor of Miss
Lillian Bacon and Lieut. Hamilton. U.
S. A.
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Everyone is rejoicing over the return
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Boardman. They
arrived Tuesday on the Alameda and
went at once to the Drown home, where
they will visit for week or two. The,
young couple have in mind charming
plan of building a home for them
selves in the spacious garden around
the home of Mr.. Boardman's mother
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Mrs. Floy Macfarlane has returned
to her Honolulu home after a brief visit
here. AS her trip was primarily for
business her friends got but little of
her time in social way. Mrs. Mac
farlane is the widow of Edward c. Mac
farlane. who died about two years ago.
The initial appearance of Mrs. Hib-
berdine on the local amateur stage in'l
the production of the Pirates of Pen
zanee" at the Opera House, has brought
out one of the most recent and valued
acquisitions to Honolulu musical cir
cles. Mrs. Hibberdine was heard to ad-
vantage in a program given last fall
at reception in honor of Bishop
Restarick, and this brought the talented
singer instant recognition. She was
given the leading role in the Pirates"
and made a most pleasing impression
on Thursday and last evenings. Mrs.
came to Honolulu last year
from France.
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The Young Hotel Grill and dining
room was the scene last evening of
gathering of society folk as an after
he-theaters' attraction A large num-
Der of supper parties We're present and
was that table at which were
gathered the principals of the Pirates"
and a few special outside guests. Or
chestraI music enlivened a very gay
supper hour.
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Mrs. Geo. T. Balcn, of Dimond, Cali
fornia, arrived in the Korea Friday last
and viii spend the summer with her :
sister-in-law, Mrs. VIM Thompson,
College street.
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Mr.. r., w. Shingls arrived yesterday
from Hawaii.
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Lit. Henry NJ. Merriam. who married
Miss Alice Lishman of this city. has
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