Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14

tuere tnat one COulu possibly want.
II was a veritable fairyland and the
most picturesque bazaar ever given
here.
The parlor vaudeville conducted at
the Paris House brought out crowds
Of people. The program was divided
Into halves, for each performance
quarter being charged. The full pro-
gram as follows, created much laugh.
ter and pleasure:
Mandolin and guitar duet, by Mrs.
II. de b. Layard; "Only Summer
Shower" sung by Miss Hartnagle and
ac,ed by Mr.. Rowell and Mrs. Humpn.
ris; Japanese Love Song" sung by
Mrs. Ranney Scott, acted by Sybil Rob
ertson and Ronald McGrew: The Last
Rose Of Summer" by request. with
apologies to Patti, sung by Mr.. Rob
CRIT White, acted by Mrs. Halves. The
second half was the dramatic sketch,
Love in a Railroad Carriage acted
by DR.. and Mrs. HUMPHREYS.
Today will probably bring out
large numbers who are interested in
good time and plenty to entertain.
Yesterdays receipts were very good.
. The band will be present this after.
noon and large crowd Is certain. The
booths are filed with attractive things
that are sold very cheap.
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A wedding of interest to their many
friends on both sides of the bay was
that of DR.. Harry Everett Anderson
and Miss Cordelia Bishop, which was
celebrated at the First Congregation.
al Church, Oakland, Tuesday, Septem-
Der Goth. The brides gown was Of Nv.
Ory-white messaline and point lace.
The maid of honor, Miss Anita Oliver.
wore dainty pink Dresden silk, and
the two bridesmaids, Miss Lillian Rem.
lizard and Miss Caroline Oliver, wore
pale blue silk. DR.. Anderson was at.
Tended by his brother. William H. Al.
derson.
DR.. Anderson is a successful and
popular young physician of San Fran.
cisco, a graduate Of the University OF
California, professor Of anatomy at
Hopkins Institute. secretary of the
San Francisco County Medical Socie.
ty, member OF the Autocrat Club and
the Zeta Omicron Society. DR.. and
Mrs. Anderson are building home on
Ashbury Heights.-Chronicle.
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The Kunalu Rowing Club had o
launch ride last evening. the Young
brothers having rendered their serv.
Ices. A delightful hour was spent on
the moonlit waters, then the whole
party repaired to the Myrtle Boat Club
a quintet club furnishing music for
dancing. Light refreshments were
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. Oakland, Sept. 27.-The Church Of
. the Advent in East Oakland was the
scene of a very picturesque wedding
tonight. Miss Bessie Haven. daughter
OF Mrs. Fred. Haven, and Hiram Tubbs
Hall plighting their troth with large
company Of friends as witnesses.
Green was the keynote of the wedding
decoration, Dnth at the church and at
] the home. A wealth OF palms and
graceful ferns made gay setting for
: the impressive ceremony, and from
the altar down the arched nave this
! color predominated.
Promptly at $50 the notes of the al.
ways new "Lohengrin" announced the
arrival of the radiant bride, and the
D wedding party entered the church. The
: ushers, william Cavalier, Alfred Plaw,
, Rudolph Schilling and Robert Foster,
: led the way for the brides attendants.
y Miss Susie Hall, the first bridesmaid,
headed the procession, wearing very
chic frock of pink point d'esprit and
: carrying a shower Of maidenhair ferns.
Miss Evelyn Hussey. Miss Fanny Plaw
Miss Charlotte Hall and Miss Rather.
: Inc Brown followed, walking two by
two and gowned in lustrous pink mes
I saline directoire frocks, graceful and
picturesque. In place of the usual
blossoms they carried STATS gayly faAn
Toned Of ribbon and pink buds. Miss
Laura Haven walked directly before
the bride, and was entirely in WHITE
very girlish gown Of point d'esprit.
Then followed the bride, gowned in
/, O rich lustrous duchesse satin of ivory
hue, made en- princesse and adorned
. with rare old lace. The long tulle veil
was fastened with the conventional or
ange blossoms, and the bouquet was a
shower Of lilies of the valley.
At the altar steps stood the groom
, and his best man, Thornton White,
with Rev. Carson Shaw, who united
ritual spoken and the nuptial benedic.
ton pronounced, the wedding barty
retraced their steps down the broad
aisle, and were driven to the brides
home, where an informal wedding sup.
per was served, and the young people
departed on ten days honeymoon.
They will take up their residence on
their return in the charming little new
home the groom's father has complei
ed for them.-Chronicle
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| Madame Ida Gray SCOTS song reel
tai. given last evening in Maple Hall
Palace Hotel, called out a complmer
tary audience. enthusiastic and In
sympathy with the gracious singer.
Madame Scott's voice has a wide
range and the timbre for oratorio
work. Her enunciation is good and
style dramatic. Madame Scott gave
u program of merit. the selections
showing the quality as well as the