The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-16


| one of the largest of the sociSi sea-
| son inst opening q Several hundred
| foreign guests are to be invited, the
/ expectation being that about five hum
| dred people will be present, both Japa-
nese and foreigners. So many foreign
ers have been interested in the work
i of the Japanese Red Cross Society OF
4 which Madame Saito is the head IN
4 Honolulu, having contributed nearly
| 2o 600 ven that this method of recipro-
eating the kindness has been adopted.
The ball will probably begin about $3.50
/ and continue until a late hour the next
morning.
! Princess Kalanianaole will receive on
Tuesday, october Is. 1904, being the
third Tuesday of the month at Pualei-
Iani. Waikiki
/ Mr.. and Mrs ]. Lando announce the
engagement of their daughter, Esther,
to Jules NJ Levy of Honolulu.
4 Js&&
The marriage of Miss Laura Nc
donald, who, with her sister, Miss
Blythe Mcdonald. visited Honolulu last
winter. and was guest at the Young
Hotel is given in the Examiner of Oc-
tober 6. as follows:
Ex-senator James c. Sims last night
claimed as his bride Miss Laura Lee
mcdonald, the wedding proving one OF
the most elaborate and interesting OF
1.-The fall nupital affairs.
The ceremony took place at the beau
Itiful Mcdonald home on Union street,
where masses Of flowers and banks OF
green decorated halls. drawing rooms,
living room and banquet hall in honor
lof the marriage of the eldest daughter
lof the house. AT the rear OF the draw
ing rooms, done in pink chrysantne-
NUNS and grape vines to harmonic
with the green tones of the apartments
furnishings, a trellis of bamboo was
erected over which trailed pink amaryi-
lis and woodwardia ferns, and beneath
this bower was an improv1sed alIar'
where seven candles burned in a silver
fcandelabra White satin cushions en-
ibroidered with the initials of the bridal
Ico,1ple were on a raised priedieu just
[ within the opened gates of the retreat
| Tn the halls where the tinting is also
lin soft. dull green, were masses OF the
ferns and palms. The living room
overhanging the bay is finished in
warm. rich red, and here the decora-
tions of red nnadrone berries and dark
igreen foliage hung from the walls ana
tceiling and stood in tall vases on the
Y tables where the brides magnificent
, tpresents were displayed In the pan
Z iouet hall the same cofors of pink aho
green were massed on the tables ar
ranged to accommodate about nun
ldred guests.
The bride, a handsome deml-blonde
wore a gown of white point applique
lace and carried shower bouquet "
v bride roses. She was attended oy mel
sister Miss Blythe Mcdonald, wht
wore spangled pink tuile over PINK .ai
feta and carried pink Bermuda lilies
Frank Powers was best man and Harry
ID. Hawks. Charles ]. Deering, Richare
4. lRouutree and DR.. Presley were usners
- De Witt Mcdonald gave his sister mt
1.-THE keeping of the groom, and Dr.. SnaV
of ST. I.uke's Church performed tn
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims will leave Thu
morning for an extended tour OF 81
Louis and Eastern cities. AT 81. Loul
they will enjoy the fair with MISS BY
the Mcdonald. who starts for that plac
tomorrow evening.
The guests seated at the brides tapl
were Miss Blythe Mcdonald, t'r:ali
powers. Harry D. Hawks, DR.. Presley
Richard Rountree, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
k les ]. Deering, Mrs. Phngst, jaime
Phelan, James Ried, Miss Estele NC
u Donald, Judge Lawlor, Mr. ana Mrs
&c Maury Sims, Miss Clara Lewis, II
liam F. Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs w hllaii
y Hamilton, Miss Laura Farnsworta. Joe
Hicks. Miss Buigin. Douglas McBryd
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Mcbonaiu'
n 4
Mrs. w. Porter Boyd leaves mex
week for Shanghai to join her husodh'
Misc Kathleen Cartwright VINO
% touring France will arrive here in De
cember or January.
- Mr.. Mana Widemann arrived On N
IN Alameda to visit here for severe
weeks. His brother, Carl Widemam
is also in the city from Hawaii.
&&&
Mrs Howell formerly Adele Widd
field is visiting her sister Mrs. Wilde
at Key West Barracks, Florida, whel
so Lieut.. WILDER is now stationed.
v&.S.@
A birthday dinner was given on Sa
urday evening for Mr.. r. e. Wright
the Davies Cottage, Waikiki. Anon
those present We're Judge Lindsay, \
ne, f. Prosser, W. f. Dillingham;, Pere
Benson, r. w. Single. D. w. Ande
nd son, S H. Derby. Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Jud
w. P. Roth.
A New York exchange says: ''Tl
as, Princess Kawananakoa. of Honolul
who may visit the Worlds Fa
this month, is declared by all wi
- have seen her to be the most beautif
- brunette in the world. That seer
rather a sweeping statement, but it