Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-02

DORCHESTER, MASS, US.A
As HIGHEST WARDS IN EUROPE
red paper tissue bag suspended oveI
the table. and not until the ribbons
which were attached 10 zach place were
pulled was the mystery solved and
then It was found that each ribbon was
tied to a peanut, inside of who'll were
appropriate skits for each gueG which
created much laughter, for they were
original and to the point. The Table
under the trees with the Jolly party OF
girls looked very attractive. Tbs
guests we're Misses Margaret Peterson,
Ella Wight, Dorothy Hartwell, Bea-
trice Castle. Alice Cooke. Marion and
Elsie Warehouse, Bessie Hopper,
Elnora Sturgeon, Julie Damon. Irene
Fisher, Jane Whine. Elizabeth JOS
selyn,, Constance Restarick. Helen
Alexander, Edith Bond. Julia Law
renee. Charlotte Hall. May Kluesel,
Mrs. c. L. Camp and Mrs. w. l.. Whit
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers expect
to spend about two weeks with the
Twins and Mrs. Ivers at their Wal
kiki villa. The Twins and Miss Ivers
came up from Maunawili on Thurs
day.
On Wednesday evening Miss Annie
Kauahipolua Hall was united in mar
rage to Mr.. Francis Wong Leong at
the Catholic Cathedral, which was dec
Grated most beautifully for the event.
The ushers were Messrs. W. Jordan. w.
H. Heen, 4. Ayaa and Charles Afook,
and the bridesmaids were Misses Liz
zte Ayau. Anna Achong, Lille Reist
and Keala Motley. The maid-of-honor,
Miss Lillian Motley, as well as the
bridesmaids, were In white. Miss Hall
was on the arm OF her guardian, Mr..
w. o, Smith, and she looked very pref
ty In handsome white silk frock.
The bestman was Mr.. james Wong
LeonS and the marriage ceremony was
performed by Father James. A large
reception was held at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. Wong Leong In Kalihi.
Oriental bunting and the flags of Chi.
ma and Hawaii made effective decora-
tionx A delicious supper was served
and two Hawaiian quintet clubs were
on the lanai and pavilion which was
buii' for the OCCASION The bride and
groom are spending their honeymoon
at Haleiwa.
Messrs. Paul and Larhrop whiting
ton we're the hosts of delightful din
ner on Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of their parents on Prospect
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ly decorated, and on che place cards
were numbers to be, redeemed after
dinner, each guest drawing a gif. OF
some kind. There were two tables,
and the hosts presided at each. Those
present were Misses Ethel Spalding,
Irma and Dodie Ballentyne, Edith and
Agnes Smith, Jessie Shaw, Alice He
demann. Alice Cooper, Alice Spalding,
Helen North, Messrs. Arthur Restarick,
Stanwood Dodge, Harry White, James
Wfane, Erling Hedsmann, Teddy Coop
err, Wallace Cooper and Ashford Aus
tin. After dinner games of all sorts
we're played amid much laughter was
created by the holders Of the num-
beers when they displayed their gifts.
A very enjoyable evening was spent.
Miss Irma won 10 games and received
the first prize, bouquet of carnations.
Miss Ethel Spalding got the BOBBY
prize.
Among those who departed on the
Alameda were Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
Spreckels and John Spreckels. Mrs. An
ma Burr and Miss Burr Mr.. G. j. Hut
chins, Col George Macfarlane, Major
and Mrs. Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. s. b
Rose. Mr.. Hertsche, Governor Calet
West, Judge Parker Mr. and Mrs. j.
.. Carter. Miss Carter, Mr.. @. N. vii
cox.
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Dr. and Mrs. Murray have decided
to remain at the Hawaiian Hotel The
Doctor has renewed his offices there
as well, at the Alakea entrance.
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i, The new social club at Camp Nc
Klnley organized by the non-commis'
stoned officers contemplate giving 6
dance In the near future. The officers
are President, Sergeant Charles w
Bishop, Co. l.; vice-president, A. G
Horn. Co, M; treasurer, Sergeant j. j
Lee. Hospital Corps; secretary, Bat.
talon Sergeant Major B. F. Snyder.
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At the Alexander Young on Wednes
J day evening Mr. Schultze gave din,
ner for the captain and officers of the
Condor. The roof garden of the Alex
ander Young makes charming rem.