Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29

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w. W. Buchanan of the Ohio. The Ger.
emory is to be performed by the Rev.
John Hemphill of Calvary church, San
Francisco. After the ceremony there
will be a big reception at the Berkeley
Inn, where the Millers are stationed
temporarily while awaiting the com.
pletion of their own home. Later the
young couple will leave for the East,
where Paymaster Brown is stationed.
He is, by the way, son Of Rear-Ad.
miral George Brown, U. S. N, retired,
whose home is in indianapolis.
| Paymaster Brown Is well known here
and he was always great favorite In
society.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Young and
Miss Young arrived in the Ventura
from San Francisco on Wednesday,
and are domiciled at their charming
apartments in the Alexander Young
hotel for the winter. They expressed
themselves delighted to be here. Miss
Young is as chic as ever and looked ex
ceedingly pretty in her smart tailor
made on Wednesday.
+, The following article is clipped from
a recent paper:
A wedding that will next week take
carload of relatives representing one
OF the oldest and most prominent fam.
lilies of San Francisco from this place
10 New York to be present at its cele.
bration is dated for Tuesday, Novem.
Der LIST, when Miss Elise Postley and
Ross Amber Curran, both Of the me.
tropolis, will become man and wife.
Though one of the bellies of Gotham,
where she has entertained extensively
al the family mansion on Fifth avenue,
Miss Postley Is well known here. haU
ing visited her brother, Sterling Post
ley. since her marriage with the beau.
tiful Miss Ethel Cook about two years
ago at the Cook home in Belyedere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Postley are already in
! New York and next week Mrs. Post.
ley's mother, Mrs. Horatio n. Cook.
and her aunts, Mrs. Henry l.. Highton
and Miss Ida Scooffy, will leave for
apartments at Gotham's newest and
most palatial hotel, the ST. Regis, and
viii be numbered among those who
will sit within the white satin ribbons
OF the wedding.
| The marriage will be one of the most
prominent of this falls social affairs
In New York and will take place In the
Church of the Heavenly Rest at
o'clock In the afternoon, with a recep.
ton following at the home of the
brides parents, Commodore and Mrs.
Clarence Postley, on Fifth avenue.
The home Of the young couple will
be In New York, where Mr.. Curran Ii
prominent in social and club circles.
Preparations for the German Bazaar
on the 18th Of November are going mer-
rily on. The tickets read as follows:
Bazaar For the Benefit Of the German
Church, will be held on the grounds of
II. A. lsenberg, Punahou and Wilder
Avenue on Saturday, November 18th,
1904, commencing at II noon and con-
tinuing afternoon and evening. Ad-
mission, twenty-five cdlts.
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The minstrel show which will take
| place at the Y. NJ. G. A. on the evening
Of November Sth, will be unique In
more respects than one. The perform
lfrs will be all women and, as Alice
Jones and Gertrude Hall are to be
END men barrels OF fun can be eX-
Ipected. II does seem a shame to eX-
Clude the men for the costumes are
modest in the extreme and the money
that could he got out of them would
he doubled and trebled of course, but
the girls are obdurate and no men are
10 be allowed. Among those who per.
form will be Miss Helen Kimball, Miss
Agnes Lyle, Miss Ray Chamband, Miss
Marion Warehouse, Miss Lorna Tau.
kea and Mrs. G. b. High. All these
young women are first rate performers
and the greatest fun is expected.
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A very jolly bathing party was given
nj the Moana hotel on Friday afternoon
by Mrs. f. Howard Humphris in honor
of Miss Sullivan. The guests were first
received by the hostess in her charm.
ing rooms and then conducted to the
lawn, where the guests partook of tea,
sandwiches and cake under the beauti'
full hau tree which is sheltered by a
raised platform. This Is an ideal spot
for tea. The beautiful Pacific liter,
ally rolls at ones feet and the shade
of the tree makes the outdoor atmos
Iphere a pleasure. After time almost
all the guests took a dip in the sea.
Among those present were Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa. Mr.. and Mrs
lC. W. c. Deering, Mr.. and Mrs, Tonne,