The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-25
SOCIETY



and lake regions of California are
drawing large numbers away for the
season. But it will not be a dull sum-
ner for many events are on the tapis-
Iuncheons, dinners, bridge parties, ana
the like and even dancing will not be
forced into the background altogether.
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Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
". II. Smith gave a very pretty dinner
at the Hawaiian Hotel, a special table
being placed on the Eva lanai Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louis AL
ramo. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Cohen, Mrs.
Samuel Lederer, Mrs. Fanny Weave and
captain Soule.
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DIR. Joao Pinto gave an elaborate
dinner Tuesday at the Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel in honor of Captain Chris
tovao Ayres, adjutant to the Portu-
guese Governor of Macao, China. Inc
guests were Senior Canavarro, the
Portuguese Consul; Mons. Vizzavona,
the French Consul.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Thurston enter
tanned Commander Lucien Young,
u. s. N, at dinner on Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. z. NJ. Boyd has changed his
residence and is now guest OF the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
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The largest social event of the week
was the wedding on Wednesday even
ing of Miss Alice Campbell and Mr.
Walter Macfarlane at the Roman
Catholic Cathedral. the ceremony pe-
ing followed by a brilliant reception at
the Campbell mansion on Emma street
The event was attended by hundreds OIL
guests The wedding ceremony was an
impressive affair, and the young cou-
pie were made man and wife in the
midst of decorations of unusual beauty.
The altar was mass of lilies and the
chanceI rails were buried beneath white
marguerites and ferns. The central
aisle was an avenue of palms. To the
strains of a wedding march the ushers,
Messrs Frank Armstrong, Arthur
Macintosh. Samuel Walker and Will
Roth marched up the aisle two by two
followed by the four bridesmaids in
white the Misses Ada Rhodes, Alice
Macfarlane, Irene Dickson and Clara
Cummings. Behind them came Miss
MurieI Campbell sister of the bride, in
pink.
The bride, attired in a beautiful Paris
gown of white appliqued silk and silk
chiffon, was escorted to the chancel by
Col Samuel Parker, who gave her
away in marriage. At the chancel the
party was met by the groom and his
best man, Mr. Will Dickson. Father
Ulrich married the couple. Following
the ceremony the guests went to the
Campbell residence. The decorations
here were superb. The front yard
Dlazed with electrics and there the Ha-
waiian Band played during the even
ing. The mansion was brilliantly illum-
mated and beautifully decorated. In
the rear supper pavilion gaily decked
with Hawaiian flags was raised. Dane
ing was enjoyed on the spacious lanai
TO music supplied by thirty Hawaiian
musicians. The reception was held in
the beautiful music room. The guests
Were first greeted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. w Macfarlane, parents of the
groom, Prince David Kawananak
and Col and Mrs. Samuel Parker. and
members of the bridal party. The
merrymaking continued until about
a. M, when the young couple drove
across the Pail to Ahuimanu, the Mac
farlane Ranch, to spend their honey
moon. II is said Mr.. and Mrs. Macfar-
lane will occupy the Macfarlane house
on Beretania street near Punahou.
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media on Wednesday en- route to Wash
ington to confer with President Roose-
Welt.
Mrs. W. H. Shipman of Hilo return
ed from California on the Alameda
with her three daughters, the Misses
Carrie, Clara and Florence Shipman,
who have been attending Mills Semi
nary. The first two named graduated this
year Miss Carrie Shipman being elect
ed president of her class Mrs. Ship
man and her daughters are making
brief visit in Honolulu with Mrs L.
A. Thurston and Mrs. J. N Robinson.
They will probably leave for Hilo next
week.
1883
The concert given at the Hawaiian
Hotel on Tuesday evening by Nine Ida
Gray Scott, assisted by Mrs. ingalls,,
violinist; Mrs. Gerard Barton pianist.
and Mr.. Harry Jeffrey. baritone SOLO
tst, was an enjoyable affair and large
" attended. Nine. Scott sang in ex-
eellent voice and the instrumental solos
by Mrs. ingalls, and Mrs. Barton main
tanned their regulations as artists. A
dance followed which was participated
in by townsfolk and travellers just ar
rived by the steamship Manchuria.
Nr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis and son |
registered at the Hawaiian Hotel dur