Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-01

Yorker Is on, lOr MISS GallHBner say 3
she has had all the matrimonial exper-
fences she wishes and is welded to her
art.
Captain and Mrs. Graham, who are
guests at the Alexander Young Hotel,
are giving quite number Of little din.
ners. The one on Wednesday evening
In honor of Captain and Mrs. Niblack
was particularly delightful. The table
was decorated in pink and white and
the dinner was in the privaN dining
room. Among those present besides
the guests of honor were Or. and Mrs.
William Taylor, Mr.. Bruce Cartwright.
Major Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Sypher
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! There was a very pretty wedding at
st. Andrews Cathedral ON Wednesday
evening. the contracting parties being
Miss Helen Holt and Mr.. Harry Ed.
ward Murray. The church was pro-
fusely decorated with greens and palms
and tawny plumes OF pampas grass
made an effective archway. The bridal
professor was as follows: first came
twelve charming young girls from st.
Andrews Priory all in white and wear
ing white wells. Then followed st. An
drews choir, and closely In the wake
CT the choir came the bridesmaid, Miss
Mary Chillingworth. n handsome girl,
In blue pineapple silk over blue tat.
feta. And lastly came the beautiful
bride, supported by her father Mr..
John ID. Holt, exquisitely attired in
white pineapple silk over white Ouch.
esso silk and trimmed with real lace.
The veil was attached to the couture
by orange blossoms. At the foot Of
the chancel the groom and his best
man, Secretary of the Territory A. l..
G. Atkinson, met the bridal party and
the Rev Mr.. Simpson read the impress
Give service OF the Episcopal church
which united the young couple In holy
matrimony. After this the newly
made man and wife with their party
retired to the vestry to inscribe their
names In the register. The grand re.
., frain Of Mendellsohn's Wedding March
'pealed forth and Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
walked down the aisle to the carriage,
which was waiting to take them to the
lresidence OF the parents. A small re.
Ioeption was given and the bridesmaid
land groomsman assisted in receiving.
Refreshments were served from small
tables under a canopy, and at another
tent the liquid refreshments were
served. The Ellis quintet club played
OH the lanai and very delightful even.
Ing was passed.
Tickets are already being sold for
st. Andrews fair, which comes off on
the day OF October 10Th. The greatest
preparations are being made and all
Is going well. The fancy table in
charge Of Mrs. Giffard will be a great
feature OF the fair, as all the articles
are good and most carefully made.
There will be number of small art.
ivles for sale within the purse of all.
4 grand luau will be served in the mid.
die of the day and II Is hoped that all
business men will avail themselves Of
the privilege. The lunch tent will be
by itself, so the men need not far the
pcrsuasions Of the fair sex to buy their
wares.
Governor Carter and party returned
from Maui after most triumphal tour,
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen are at
the Moana hotel for a time. Mr.. Allen
has been In poor health but is fast re-
covering.
The Camp Mckinley Social Club gave
very agreeable hop on Wednesday
evening which was well attended.
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I Mrs. Charles Wilder gave a pretty
tea to about eighteen on Thursday at
ternoon. at the residence of Mrs w. c.
Wilder on Pensacola street.
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| Admiral and Mrs. Terry entertained
In honor Of Captain and Mrs. William
( Everett on Friday evening. The Ever
etts are guests Of the Hawaiian Hotel.
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J Mr.. and Mrs. Corey are stopping at
the Alexander Young Hotel.
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! Baseball Is as popular as ever, II one
can Judge by the crowds which flock to
the grand stand on Saturday after.
Moons.
Miss Genevieve Dowsett, who lost
her trunk not long since. has recovered
damages to the tune Of si29.
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Miss Belle Vida sailed for the coast