Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09
~ Social Side Of Life ~

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service ON Tuesday morning at st
Augustine Chapel. Waikiki, for Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Macfarlane. Only rel
atives and intimate friends were in
vted. The Bishop Of Zeugma ofiiciated
and a duet was sung by Father Valen-
tin and Miss Adelaide Dias. The couple
were then congratulated and the guests
were invited to partake Of delicious
breakfast at the Annex.
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The wedding Of Mr.. Henry w. Kin
ney and Miss Helen Kalolawahilani
kahaleahu was celebrated at the Ka-
mehameha Girls School on Saturday
evening. The main hail was beauti-
fully decorated with palms and potted
plants, while about the pillars and
ceilings were festooned MALE and flow
ers. The bride was attended by Mr..
Edgar Henriques, and a chorus of Ha-
waiian girls sang the wedding march
from "Lohengrin." The best man was
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth, and the
service was conducted by Canon Mac
intosh. The bride and groom depart
ed for their home on Vineyard street
amidst a shower of rice and good luck
emblems. The bride can trace her
iiLeige to the high chiefs OF Hawaii
and is related to Mrs. Bishop, the
! founder of the schools. Mr.. Kinney Is
the son of Mrs. Selma Kinney, and he
was educated in Europe, but considers
the Islands his home, as he was born
here. His sister, Miss Maud Kinney, Is
making n great success with her music
in Berlin, where she Is studying.
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a very delightful luncheon was given
at the Young hotel on Easter Monday
by Mrs. Harry Couzens. The center
OF the table was literally transformed
into a duck pond and sixteen live gos-
lings contentedly swan about. much
to the amusement of the guests. The
pond was surrounded by Gala lilies
and large bouquets of these flowers
were tied to the chair OF each guest.
The place cards were daintily painted
eggs, and eggs dressed to represent
choir boys, with morter-board and
gown complete added unique touch.
Hand painted boxes with Bon Mache,"
Paris. on the outside. containing min
iature French hats were at the side
of each plate. At the conclusion OF
With n live yosIing I'm hand TAINTED
L.,, ,,,o,o ,hosa ,,,b, aniovod tho
hospitality Of Mrs. Couzens were Mrs.
spencer Mrs Ballou. Mrs. Holiday.
Mrs wight Mrs Alfred Carter. Mrs,
Edward tones, Mrs, schaefer, Mrs.
Charles Copper. Mrs. lack Dowseti.
Mrs Bishop. Miss Jessie Kaufman.
Miss Cornelia Walker and Miss Maggie
Walker.
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riave oS Miss Lillian nacon and Mr.
I,on,,,,on which u,s rather eynected
~ cnn,o ~ in luna uowavsr ali that
10 ohanyod ana the bannv Adv 4. fxed
for Wav ,won,v-oigbth Thursdov aven-
inc NJ Inc Cathedral ,oIioweJ hy n
largo recer,,on Mt The house n, Mrs
!, Claire Williams WAIKIKI Miss len.
mic Ciffard will he maid honor and
: Tho pisbon will nersorn, tho ceremonv
Miss Racon ia without doubt one of the
; most nopuIar girls in town and her
friends which are legion are ali glad
She is 70 he married where tbev can
witness the Ceremony.
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) 7, vos n ,ro,, nm uodrosdov ovon,,g
IN listen 10 tho sweet strains NJ the
; Ei,in,no hand Mt tho Young bote, roof
On rden IIns,in,ed annia1sa .reated
each n,,r,,,ar ara a,arvnna vos sorrv