Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16
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Captain and Mrs, Basil Combes. Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Ballentyne, Mrs. Ber-
nice Walbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Halves. Jr., Misses Leontync Hartna-
gle and Marion Scott, Messrs. Baird,
parke, David Anderson and Colburn.
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Among the many important we'd
dings of the fall will be that of Miss
Frances Allen and J. Bryant Grim.
wood, whose engagement was announc-
ed this spring and whose marriage
will be celebrated during October. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry F. Allen, Miss Har.
riette Allen and Miss Frances Allen,
who have been spending the summer
at their country place in Ross Valley.
will come to town in September, so the
wedding will take place in San Fran,
eisco.-Chronicle.
Mr.. Grimwood is a brother of MI
Fred. Grimwood, so well known here
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Pretty Miss Cordelia Bishop, a niece
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Allen. and Dr.
Harry Anderson are to be married at
the Congregational Church on the even
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Geption will follow at the home OF
the parents Of the bride. The maid-of-
honor chosen for the great event will
be Miss Anita oliver, and the BRIDES
maids are Miss Carolyn oliver and
Miss Lillian Remillard. They will wear
frocks of pink and blue Several hun,
dred guests have already been invited,
a picture Of Miss Bishop appeared In
the Chronicle of September 3rd.
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Miss Florence Cornell was hostess
yesterday at an attractive luncheon,
given in the palm garden of the Pal.
ace. The guest of honor was Miss
Beatrice Splivalo, bride to be. Pink
carnations added their beauty and spicy
fragrance to a round table faintily sci
Tor eight. Place cards adorned with
French slippers and rice bags provid.
ed at once an interesting topic for con.
versation. There were present: Miss
Cornell, Miss Splivalo, Mrs. Bean, Mrs.
Morrow, Miss Mighell. Mrs. Jones and
Miss Marston.-Chronicle.
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Mrs. Isobel Strong and Mrs. Frank
Norris have returned from a week at
QUEEN Sabe, the ranch in the Santa
Cruz mountains, home of the late Frank
Norris. Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson,
Mrs. Strong's mother, has lately erect.
ed marble seat in Mr.. Norris memo
ry on the spot where he did much OF
his work.-Chronicle.
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or interest to many is the following
clipping:
London, September Marshall
Field and Mrs. Arthur Cation Of Chi
cago were united in marriage at noon
today at st. Margarets Church, West
minister. Canon Herbert Hensley Hen,
son of St. Paul's Cathedral, assisted
by Rev. Samuel Kirshbaum of st. Mar,
garets, performed the ceremony.
The church was closed to the gen.
eral public and only a small congre.
CATION, composed of immediate rela.
tivas of the couple and ambassador
and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and the staff
OF the American Embassy, witnessed
the ceremony.
The groom. who was supported by
his son, Marshall Field, Jr., arrived
at the church promptly at noon and
was followed Immediately by the bride.
She was accompanied by Augustus
Eddy and wore very handsome cos.
tune of gray chiffon, trimmed with
point lace and large picture hat with
ostrich feathers.
With the exception of immense bou-
Quets OF lilies, on each side of the
altar, the church was not decorated.
After the simple ceremony of the
Church of England. the bridal party
retired to the vestry, where the sign.
Ing Of the register was witnessed by
Secretary Carter, Augustus Eddy and
Marshall Field Jr., and where Mrs.
Field received the congratulations Of
their relatives and few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Field will spend a short
honeymoon in Europe, returning ia
America in a month.
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Mrs. Layman, Miss Layman and
Emil Layman of San Francisco, who
have been living abroad for a mum.
Der OF years, returned to this city last
Friday evening en- route to Honolulu,
FOR which place they sail next Wednes-
day. They are staying at the Occi-
dental Hotel.-Chronicle.
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DR.. John II. Yost was a passenger
on the Buford from San Francisco
where he has been for the past three
months. taking examinations and en-.
joying vacation. He Is now full
iedged captain, being successfully
passed He has taken his old rooms
at the Alexander Young Hotel, and all
his friends are glad to welcome him
back, for he is most agreeable add.
lion to the social circle. He will take
charge of the military hospital on Judd
street, and Galway and the famous
mules will once more be in evidence.
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Among the important passengers on
the Buford were Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee
and Miss Lee, Col. J. b. Girard, medi.
cal director, who was Joined by his
two daughters, Louise and Laura Cir.
ard, who have been visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. Klamp; Mrs. Kirby-Smith
and Col. f. L. Steven. A delightful
hop was given by Manager Church OF
the Hawaiian Hotel for tho officers NJ