The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-31

comes partial confirmation of the re-
port that Prince Henry of Prussia will
send a present, and the German En-
peror himself has signified his desire
to do the same.
In London the report of the Kafsers
purpose caused the advisers of King
Edward TO suggest that he, too, send
q present. and commands have been
sent TO London firms TO send TO
Buckingham Palace articles from
which the King and Queen may make
a selection. The King of Italy is also
reported to have expressed his inten-
ton to send Miss Roosevelt a present,
and President Loubet of France has
given orders that the SeVres factory of
porcelains select two most magnificent
vases for presentation to her. The gift
of the Car will be of jewelry. King
Alfonso of Spain will send an antique
piece of jewelry The new King of
Norway and the Kings of Denmark
and Sweden will send presents, and the
Sultan of Turkey and King George of
Greece and many minor scvereigns
of Europe probably will follow the ex-
ample of sovereigns already men
toned.
Friends of Lieut.-Comdr. Albert P.
Niblack, U. S. N, the able commander
OF the naval station at Honolulu, will
be delighted to learn that he and Mrs.
Niblack are hopeful of visiting the
United States in April next.-Arny and
Navy Journal.
Ivan and Roy Graham gave a very
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OF their little friends in the neighbor-
hood, at their home, corner of Green
and Victoria streets. on Christmas eve.
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A pretty dinner table was that ar
ranged by Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy for a
Christmas eve event. 1t was covered
with holly, roses and greenery. The
evening before the Swanzys gave a
Christmas tree party for nearly ninety
young people.
The banquet of all the Masonic
lodges at the Hawaiian Hotel on Fri
day evening was a lively and enjoyable
fraternal feast. Bro. G. B. Wood was
POSTMASTER. The dining hall was at
tractively decorated for the occasion
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and entertained by Rev. and Mrs John
osborne at st. Clements parsonage.
Holly, bougainvillea blossoms and ferns
were the table garnishments. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewton-
Brain, Mrs. hampton. Mrs Kinney
Mrs. Darling, Miss Shea, Miss Kin
ney, Archdeacon Jeffries, Mr. Grace.
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The wa6dino Of Misc CAN.
Honolulu and Mr.. S. J. Patterson of
Seattle, Washington, last Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs Fanny
Love, kewalo street, was one of the
events of the season. The beautiful
home was attractively decorated for
the occasion, a bower of green and
white forming a corner of the draw
ing-room before which the couple wered
united in marriage by DR.. Kincaid Of
the Central Union church This bowert
was composed of "hug- me-tight" folil
age interspersed with jasmine bios
SONS. To the music of the Lohengrin
Wedding March, the ushers, Messrs
Harold Dillingham;, c. Arthur Mackin-
tosh, Robert McCorriston and George
Fuller, descended the staircase two by
two and on reaching the hallway faced
white, who carried two long streamers
of white satin ribbons. forming a lane
to the bower. Then came the matron
of honor, Mrs. Clarence Cooke, sister |
of the bride. She was attired in a |
handsome gown of pink taffeta, and |
carried bouquet of pink roses Then |
came the bride leaning on the arm Of |
her brother, Mr.. James Love. She |
wore a beautiful gown of white chiffon |
taffeta trimmed with real lace. The |
veil was caught with diamond sun |
burst, the gift of the groom. She |
carried bouquet of bridal roses. |
While Mendelssohn's Spring Song was |
softly played the couple were united |
in marriage, and then received the |
congratulations of the relatives and |
friends hidden to the cere- |
mony. At nine o'clock a reception |
was held and for an hour the house |
was thronged with scores of friends. |
In the receiving line beside the bride |
and groom were Mrs. Fanny Love, /
Mrs. c. H. Smith, Mr.. James Love and |
Mr.. George Cooke, who supported the |
groom as best man. In a prettily-dec |
Grated tent on the lawn refreshments |
were served at little tables, each dec
grated with a vase of roses or carna-
tons The Ellis quintet club played |
the evening. The couple ]
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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