The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-26

| Philadelphia and Frederick NJ. Camp
bell Of Oakland. formerly of Honolulu.
took place yesterday afternoon at 5
| church The marriage is the climax
of an interesting romance begun in Ho-
nolulu several years ago, when Mrs.
| Walker, a wealthy widow, travelling
| leisurely about the world after the
death of both her children. met and
formed an intimate friendship with
Miss Mary Campbell, the daughter of
the groom. When Mr.. Campbell and his
daughter changed their residence to
California they again met Mrs. Walker,
old ties were renewed and a new one
formed, with the marriage of yesterday
as result.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell will leave to-
day for Washington, D. c., where they
will spend the winter, and in the spring
they viii travel about wherever in
clination suggests.
Mrs Campbell resided for some time
at the Hawaiian Hotel with her daugh-
ter, who died abroad a few months
after leaving Honolulu.
$3.50
elaborate bridge party next Friday
afternoon as a farewell to her sister
in-law, Mrs. Richard Ivers, who is
leaving the following day for Homo
lu1u-S. T. Eek
Captain and Mrs. Bash are in town
at the Hotel Plymouth. Their stay
here will be short, for they sail for the
Philippines very soon. Mrs. Bash was
formerly Miss Bertha Runkel, author
of 1.-The Helmet of Navarro. IS. f.
Elk.
Barbour Lathrop was the host at
charming dinner last night at the Bo-
hemian Club. at which Miss Alice
Bacon of Santa Barbara, whose en-
gagement to Thomas Driscoll was re-
Gently announced, was the guest of
honor. The decorations of the table
were of red and pink roses, and were
extremely effective. Overhead was a
canopy of the pink roses, and in the
center of the table were electric lights
shaded with red roses, while about the
table were other daintily shaded lights
and quantities of American Beauty
roses.-Call.
Some loyalty in friendship was shown
this week in the return of Miss Alice
Sullivan from Honolulu. Though her
absence had been of some length, Miss
Sullivan would undoubtedly have pro-
longed her visit in the islands had it
- +. fr-in
Miss Helen Pettigrew, whose wedding
occurred last Wednesday night, Miss
SuIlivan's promise to serve as maid of
honor was not to be lightly broken,
and Notwithstanding all the allure
rnents of gay Honolulu she made the
homeward journey.-Call.
1888
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Riggs gave an en-
gagen1ent dinner on Friday evening for
Miss Emily Halstead and Col. McClel-
Ian, u. S. A.
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Mrs Helen Noonan entertained a
large party of friends at Thanks
giving dinner Thursday evening at the
Tenney home. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holloway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Benson, Miss Jennie Gif-
fard Mr.. Frank Armstrong, Mr.. Arthur
Wilder.
Mrs. ]. H. Raymond, Miss Violet
Makee and Miss Genevieve Dowsett are
in town again after a stay at Rose
Ranch, Maui.
Mrs. S. H. Dowsett, who has been
c,. 49, Nc NJ noyy-
sett, and her sister, Mrs. Green, return
ed to Kula, Maui, by the Claudine-
.sss1.S
Mrs. BENJAMIN Baldwin (nee Voss),
who has been the guest of Mrs. t. J.
King, returned to Makaweli on Tues
day.
The art posters which advertised the
masquerade We're auctioned off
On Thanksgiving eve at the Moana by
Mr. E. NJ. Boyd and brought large
sum. The posters were the handlwork /
If Mr.. Harry Couzens.
sc - &c
Through an inadvertence the name OF |
Mr.. H. d. Couzens, as one of the judges
IF awards for the Thanksgiving Auto /
mobile Fiesta, was omitted from the /
account. Mr.. Couzens's +
lrtistic ability largely assisted the /
Judges in making their awards.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Henry Along
cave today in the steamship Manchuria
or Hongkong to make an indefinite
tay They will visit Mr.. c. Along at
dacao, China.
1883
Admiral and Mrs. Terry and Miss
'erry sail today in the steamship Man
hurfa for the Orient. From China they
viii continue around the world and
viii make Washington their home.
,aptain Lyon succeeds Admiral Terry
s commandant of the Naval Station
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Mrs. ]. n. S. Williams and family
eturned to Maui after a short stay
With their mother Mrs. W. L. Green
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