Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-16

the club men. The concert will be =
God.send for those left behind.
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Mr.. j. Baetcke, the nephew Of the
late August Kunst, is stopping at the
Alexander Young hotel. He Is accom-
panied by MIR. Engel.
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Captain and Mrs. Stuart from Scot
land are visiting the Herricks on Young
street Mrs. Stuart Is sister Of Mrs |
Herrick.
Mrs. c. Hedemann Is confined to the
house with broken arm. She slipped
on the polished floor of the drawing. |
room and fell. Miss Alice Hedemann ID !
still on crutches from an accident while
playing basketball, which resulted in q
broken ankle.
Captain Combe of the cable ship Re.
storer, has received orders to proceed
10 San Francisco on the 2Sth. She will
go into dry dock and come directly
back to Honolulu. II will take about Q
month. Captain Combe has entertained
most delightfully."- on the Restorer and
everybody is glad he is coming back
go soon.
! Captain and Mrs. Graham OF the
phelps" had many thrilling exper.
fences during their recent voyage.
Mrs Graham has no fear whatever on
the sea and is worthy helpmeet of her
brave husband. Miss Gladys Graham
will spend the winter in Honolulu and
attend Punahou. The Grahams have
taken a handsome suite at the Young.
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The little boy singers are attracting
, much attention. They are valuable
adjunct to the Westminster party. AL.
, though they were put into the second
cabin and suffered fearfully on the
voyage from seasickness, no one would
imagine II from their sweet and thrill
ling voices. They looked rather seedy,
however. and. as though they ought
to be sent out to play instead of selling
programs and making themselves gen.
orally useful.
The cottages at the Annex are very
much In demand. The charming sur.
roundings and the beach are strong at.
fractions. Mrs. Pitts, who occupies
one of the pretty little cottages with
her niece, Mrs. Whitney, Is mother OF
Mrs. Mabel Pitts. whose magazine
stories are SO popular. The Pitts CONF
from q good old Southern family.
The wedding of Miss Beatrice Spill
valo and Lieutenant Rawls Shoemaker,
U. S. X. c. s., took place at 2 o'clock
yesterday in the Empire room of the
Palace Hotel. which had been decorated
/ In white chrysanthemums, with large
flag at the lower end Of the room. The
bride wore a very handsome white lace
robe over chiffon, with a long veil and
carried orchids and lilies of the valley.
Attending her was Miss Florence Cor.
nell, maid of honor, who wore very
handsome accordion.pleated gown of
pink liberty satin, with a wide girdle
and yoke of point lace, carrying a bou'
quet of st. Joseph lilies. Mrs. Adrian
Splivalo mana MighelD and Miss Haz.
ell Marston, as matron of honor and
bridesmaid, were gowned in pale pink
point d'esprit over ping chiffon, and
carried bouquets of deep PINK carna.
tlons. Leading the bridal party was
little Leila SWEET, cousin Of the bride,
daintily dressed In pink and carrying
basket OF Cecile Bruner roses.
The bride was given by her father
into the groom's keeping. Lieutenant
Harwood serving as best man, with
Lieutenant Munter and Chief Engineer
MCGOWAN as ushers.
Before a great bank Of white chrys-
anthemums the bridal party stood, Rev.
Father Kenna of Santa Clara College
reading the service in the presence of
a hundred guests. Following was an
informal reception and the serving OF
the wedding breakfast In private din
ing room. A magnificent centerpiece of
pink carnations adorned the brides
table, about which we're seated Lieuten. :
ant and Mrs. Shoemaker Lieutenant
HARDWOOD, Miss Hazel Marston, Ray.
mond Splivalo, Miss Lavinia Hoffacker,
Mr.. ayd Mrs. Adrian Splivalo, Chief
Engineer MCGOWAN, Miss Jewell, Lieu
tenant Munter and Miss Flosence Cor.
nell.-Call.
The surprise party which was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Soule for Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith at Diamond Head last even.
ing was a most delightful affair." The
Ellis quintet club furnished the music.
and needless to say 1t was good. Sal.
ads, sandwiches and punch formed the