Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-07


ross and maidoUhair ferns. Tho pres.
cnts were cosby and beautiful. The
bride looked extremely beautiful In a
gown OF white silk trimmed with point
du,hcsss lace and yiOlcts attached the
veil TO the hair. 4 shower bouquet OF
white roses and maidenhaiT ferns was
carried
Col. Mcclellan looked the smart sol.
der that he Is In fun regimentals with
many orders upon his breast There
were many guests from Camp McKin.
ley In military dress. Col. and Mrs.
Mcclellan expect To reside at Camp
Mckinley after the honeymoon. They
are at present at the Alexander Young
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackman of College
street gave an enjoyable card party
on Saturday evening last. Among
those present We're Misses Mist, kaul.
man, May, Mr.. and Mrs. May, Mr.. An
derson, Mr.. Jameson and several 9th.
crs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest kopke invite
you TO be present at the marriage Of
their daughter Bornice Adele Woodall
10 Ernest Albert Rodcriok Ross, at
half after s o'clock on Monday, the
10th of January, 1905. at st. An.
drcw's Cathedral, Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands.
4 dinner was given on Wednesday
evening at the Alexander Young Hotel
by Captain and Mrs. Graham. The
guests were Mrs. Herbert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dat, and Captain ana Mrs. Good.
win.
Cards have been received as fol-
lows. Mr.. Samuel Bernard Dick has
the honor of announcing the marriage
of his daughter Harriet Adelaide with
Mr.. Joseph Mcknight Speer on Mon.
day, the 18th of December, 1904, at
Christ Church. Mcadville, Pa.
Miss Dick will be remembered as q
very attractive girl who was a guest
OF the Moana Hotel with her father
and brother about two years ago.
The Rev. Mr.. Kincaid entertained
at dinner on Monday evening at tho
Alexander Young Hotel.
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British Consul Raymond de u. Lay.
ard made very good speech of vel.
come to the Japanese in their own
language on the evening OF the Japan.
Csc parade. The parade halted before
the Consulate and three banzais were
given with a vim for the allies. Then
Mr.. Layard made his speech and the
picturesque procession moved on. Mr..
Layard Is an expert linguist and can
speak flucntly several languages.
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A pretty little dinner was given Cap
tain and Mrs. Graham by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rolph on Wednesday evening.
Mrs, Rolph has quite recovered from
her severe Illness.
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A dinner was given in honor of Cap.
tain Reltzmann on Thursday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Alexander Isen.
berg. Among the other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. GeTrit Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballentyne, Miss LeOntyne Hart.
maggie. II being the lsenbcrgs evening
at home many young people came In
and had an agreeable time with music
and dancing. Light refreshments were
served during the evening. Captain
Reit2mann is quite a musician and en-.
tertalned the company by playing the
violin. He Is on a tour OF the world
and has Just come from China, where
he has been two years with his ship.
He sailed today for the Coast.
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Mrs. NJ. G. Aldrich OF San Francisco
announces the engagement of he's
daughter Helen to Mr.. \. Greig of
Makawcli.
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a jolly little dinner was given at tho
Alexander Young Hotel on Thursday
evening by Captain and Mrs. Graham
for Captain and Mrs. Lyon, Captain
and Mrs. Niblack, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gilman, Miss Brown. Mr.. Wingate
Lake, Major Davis and Lieut.. Slattery.
The long table was prettily dressed
with red and green and the shades OF
the candles were of the same warm
Colors.
Miss Dorothy Wood was the hostess
Of luncheon party on Wednesday for
Miss Caroline Pratt. Among the guests
present We're the Misses Gilman
Hatch, Ballentyne. Spaldlng and Hede-
mann,
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This afternoon Mrs. Selma Kinney