The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-20

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/ Col. Mcclellan, U. S. A. was enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday even
| ing by Admiral and Mrs. Terry.
/ Captain Lyon, U. s. N, the new
commandant of the Honolulu Naval
Station, and Mrs. Lyon are domiciieo
| for the present at the Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel.
A dinner party was given by DIR.
and Mrs. Day on Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Kimball, mother of Mr.. CLIFFORD
KimbaIl, was the guest of honor at
a tea given by Mrs. B. F. DilIinghain,
Punahou, on Wednesday afternoon,
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Princess Kawananakoa ENTERTAINERS
at luncheon on Wednesday at her
Manoa country place for Mrs. w. A.
Purdy.
Lieut.. Philip Andrews and Mrs. An
drews have taken the house at 1888
Riggs place. which they will make
their home during the tour of duty in
Washington upon which Lieutenant
Andrews is now employed Mrs. An
drews is a daughter of Capt. Andrew
Fuller of Honolulu.-Army and Navy
Journal
An Oakland society item in the San
Francisco Gail says:
The marriage of Miss Hilda Berger,
daughter of Mrs. c. o. Berger, and
Frederick c.. Mcneil, was quietly
solemnized this evening at the home
of the bride, on Webster street, about
thirty guests witnessing the impress
sfve service, which was read by Rev.
F. * Morrison.
An elaborate decorative scheme was
carried out, graceful palms decking
the hall, while the drawing-rooms,
where the ceremony was performed,
were decorated in pink and white,
quantities of tall, graceful chrysanthe-
NUNS and bridesmaid roses, the mar
riage bower being entirely fashioned
of the snowy chrysanthemums.
The bridal gown was an exquisite
creation of softest chiffon poplin with
lace trimming, the veil being held in
place with cluster of lilies of the
valley, which exquisite blossom also
formed the bridal bouquet.
Miss Nina Berger, who was her sis
ter's only attendant, was gowned in
the softest clinging India silk, with
deep yoke of rare lace
Mr.. Rogers of San Francisco sup
ported the groom, and a most elabor-
ate luncheon followed the ceremony.
the dining-room carrying out the pink
tones in exquisite roses.
Late this afternoon the young peo-
pie departed on a brief honeymoon
trip, and on their return will make
their home in Oakland
1913
The engagement announcement of
Miss Emily Halstead and Col. Nc
Clellan, u. S. A, commandment at Camp
Mckinley, was pleasant surprise to-
the many friends of both parties.
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1t is said that an engagement of a
young man of this city and Califor-
mia girl who visited here about a year
ago, has been broken off.
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At the initial performance of .sThe
Spy at the Opera House on Thursday
evening Governor and Mrs. Carter &C.
cupied a box. Japanese Consul and
Mime. Saito were much interested in
the performance, having purchased a
large number of tickets for the bene-
fit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder emf |
tertained at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs
F. Howard Humphris and Justtee |
Humphris of England, on Wednesday !
evening. Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Halves |
and Mrs. Beals We're also present.
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Mrs. William Love was the guest of |
honor on. Tuesday afternoon at a de-
lightful reception accorded by her |
sister-in-law. Mrs. Clarence Cooke. |
The. guests were received in the draw |
ing room which was attractiveIy |