The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03

The NTonen's Guild of St. Clements
win have = sale next week of all fancy
and other work not disposed of at the
late fair. There are many pretty Things
sufta bic for Christmas presents. among
which is a very handsome cut-glass
dish. donated by Messrs. ShrleFes &
co. of San Francisco and also valu-
able picture given by Mr.. Fickery. All
will be offered at reduced prices. Inc
sale will be held in St. Clements par
ish house. opening on Monday morning
December 4 at 10 o'clock, and contln-
riug until five in the afternoon. For the
rest of the week the sale will be con-
tinued only from 10 to u each day.
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The romance of The Most Beautiful
Woman in Kentucky" Miss Terry, Dr.
Purnen. U.S.A., and Lieut.. Sayres ROD
man. L. S.N., nephew Of Commander
Hugh Rodman. U.S.N., formerly at
tached to the Honolulu Naval station,
is revived by the story that Dr. Pur-
nell and his bride. this same Kentucky
beauty, will shortly seek a divorce. The
romance of their lives began when
Lieut.. Rodman saw Miss Terry at vari-
Gus watering places in the East. he
never learned her name, but knew she
was d hSuiuCAS 81 l. Il many; ALS 'i~tO
a letter, and the envelope bore the fol-
lowing directions: ITO the Most Beau
tifuI Woman in Kentucky,'' and, Post
master, Louisville, please deliver The
postmaster was a good judge of beau
ty. as the story is told, and delivered
it to Miss Terry. The young people
met and it was thought they were 10
be married. when suddenly there
Terry's affections We're transferred
to DR.. Purnen, of the army.
She married him, and they passed
through Honolulu on a transport bound
for the Philippines. She was greatly
admired here. The Examiner prints
story to the effect that their honey
moon was not all serene. 1t is sa1d
that the husband drove her from their
stateroom one evening and that he
ragged about the steamer like a mad
man and threatened to burn the vessel
In the Philippines it was the same
story. and the lady has returned to her
home.
Miss Ella Wight gave an informal
luncheon Friday in honor of Miss Chap
man at the Waikiki beach home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilder. Miss Chapman
is here from Los Angeles and is to pro-
coed to Guam with DR.. and Mrs. c.
p. Baggs, where the former is stationed.
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The Christmas sale being conducted
at the residence of Mrs. Harry CouZenS,
No. 16 Judd street, will be continued
next week. The sale is attracting much
attention.
Dances were given on Thanksgiving
night at the Alexander Young and
Royal Hawaiian hotels, following their
special dinners. 1t was a perfect even
ing and dancing was enjoyed until mid
night The dance at the Young was
given especially for the guests of the
house and their friends.
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News of the marriage of Miss Anna
Mighell and Mr.. Adrian Splivalo on
November %, arrived on the Sierra.
The ceremony took place at the home
of the brides father, Oxford street,
Berkeley, Rev. DR.. Clampett officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Splivalo will occupy a
new home, just built for them, near
Belmont.
Mrs. Chas. Atherton gave a lunch
con on Tuesday for Mrs. Chalmers
Graham. Violets We're strewn over the
table presenting an effective picture.
The guests We're Mrs. C. Fred Bush.
Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Benner, Mrs. Atwater,
Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs j. w. Dyer.
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The Chronicle tells of the following
people who are due to arrive on the
transport from San Francisco:
An erratic transport schedule has
kept the wedding date vibrating of
Miss Marie Bull and DR. Walter c.
Chidester, U.S.A. If nothing further
intervenes Wednesday evening will see
their marriage ceremony at the home
of the brides brother, Alpheus Bull,
on Jackson street.
With Miss Kathleen Bull and DR.
Albert TRULY the bridal party will be
complete, Rev. Bradford Leavitt read
ing.
DR.. Chidester expects to sail with
his bride for the Philippines on the |
25th.
Miss Ursula Stone, who is so soon |
to leave for the Philippines to become |
the bride of Lieut. Shean, will greet |
several friends tomorrow afternoon at |
the home of Miss Mary Mariner, a |
tea to be held as a farewell to the |
young bride-tO -be. |
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Among recent prominent arrivals at |
the Young are DIR. G. P. Baggs and |
family, accompanied by Miss Anna |
Chapman of Los Angeles. The Doctor |
has been assigned to the naval station
at Guam, but will spend several weeks
in Honolulu before leaving for there
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Mr.. Barbour Lathrop gave an eIab-
crate luncheon at the Young Hotel on
Tuesday, following the performance of |
The Fires of st. john at the Opera
House. The table was decorated with
roses banked in the center, and male
and carnations forming an inner oval.
The guests We're DR.. and Mrs. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. Paymaster and
Mrs. Hagner, Mrs. Percy Benson. Miss
Helen Kitchen, Mr.. and Mrs. Baird.
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