The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17
over black silk and her ornaments were

roses being in the center of the table
resting on pink tulle. The name cards
were pink hearts decorated with sprays
or orange blossoms, also from the Lacey
home in the South. There were seated
the bridal party and also Countess Sen
nj and Lloyd Lacey, the latter the
brother of the bride. About $50 guests
were present, among them Captain
AIessandro BOdrero, a brother-in-laW
Of the groom, who came here from
Italy especially for this event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding have gone
south for a very brief stay and will
then return here for few days before
sailing on December Is for Honolulu.
Their home will be at kealia, island Of
Kauai. Hawaii, where Mr.. Spalding' $
father has large plantation.
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| Capraifl and Mrs. Graham and daugh-
ter GLADYS of the big white ship Frs
kline NJ. Phelps are back again, after
an absence of more than a year. They
are domiciled once more at the Young
| Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines are to occupy a
pretty new cottage in College Hills IN
| February, next to the Taylors.
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| At Mrs Overs 5000 card party last
Friday the prizes We're won by Mrs
Myers, Mrs. Lakeland and Mrs. G
Fred Bush.
| A large bride party was given ThurS-
dav evening by Captain and Mrs. Al
bert Niblack at the Naval Station in
honor of Admiral and Mrs. Goodrich
| Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. Layard cap
tured the prizes-f1owers. The guests
| were Captain and Mrs. Henry w. Lyon
| Cant. Badger of the Chicago, Lieut.
and Mrs. Cushman, DR.. and Mrs. Ros
| sitter, Mr. and Mrs. Layard, Miss Hig
| ford. Mr. and Mrs. Swanzy, DR.. ano
Mrs Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Davies, Captain Yost, U. S. A, Lieut.
Sargent, Mr. Barbour Lathrop, Mr.. An
derson.
Mr.. Barbour Lathrop is paying hi:
P. P. C.'s.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay have re
| turEed to Kauai.
/ A SurprpiSe party was given on Frl
day evening by Captain and Mrs. Soul'
| for Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith at the
llatter's Diamond Head residence. There
was music, delicious refreshments ane
a general good time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney will return
from the Coast the first of the coming
| year.
| Some of the Westminster Glee Club
singers may sing at one of the Cattle
dral services today.
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The organization of Lei Aloha Chap
| ter, Order of the Eastern Star was &C
| complished on Tuesday evening, when
Deputy Worthy Grand Patron Peck of
| Hilo was master of ceremonies. Sixty
members are on the charter rolls. Mrs.
W. L. Howard is the Worthy Matron
| of the new chapter. Following the
ceremonies. the chapter had it's pic
| ture taken by f1ashlight, and a sump-
tuous banquet followed The new
| chapter starts off with bright pros
poets. Mrs. Howard is a worthy pre-
siding officer for the organization.
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| a horseback riding party, comprising
Captain and Mrs. Lyon, Miss Goodrich
and others, left yesterday for trip
| around the island. On Tuesday Mrs.
Lyon, Mrs Goodrich and Miss Goodrich
! leave on the Kinau for Hilo. where
| they will be joined by Admiral Good
| rich, Captain Lyon and others who go
| to Hilo on the flagship Chicago. The
party will visit the volcano. On the re-
| turn home the Chicago will drop off
several officers at Kaunakakai Molo-
kai, to enjoy a days hunting.
| SyS.1
| Mrs. Stevens, wife of Rear-Admiral
| Stevens, U. S. n. Getired), was the
guest of honor yesterday afternoon OF
Mrs. Alexander Scott at an informal
bridge party given at the Young Hotel
| Five tables were used, and the after
| noon was pleasantly spent.
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| Miss Lawrence, a cousin of Miss
| Schaefer, will be the guest of honor
today at a picnic at the Hagens place,
Pearl Harbor. Miss Neumann will be
| the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schweitzer returned
on the Korea from a trip to Japan,
China and the Philippines.
dinner and theater party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Deering on Wednesday
evening. The party dined at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, afterwards occupying a
box at the Orpheum, where they wit
messed the play, "Sapho." The affair
was given for Paymaster and Mrs.
Hagner. Other guests were Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Hum
phris and Matteo Sandona.
.&.S.%
Mrs. William Lishman has passed the
danger point and is getting on nicely.
Besides the attendance of DR. Her
bert and trained nurse she has the
benefit of her daughter. Mrs. Merri-
ANS care. The latter, wife of Capt.
H NJ. Merriam. q. S. A, came to Ho-
lulu with her little son for the Christ
mas holidays.
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