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

alone would be enough 10 make the
FULLEST dinner brilliant, and this one
was an unusually gay afnir. The Ia
BILE, set for twelve, was arlistiCally dec
Drated with red carnations aud maid
rnhair ferns. and the guests were Mis-.
Winston. Mrs. Walbridgu, captain and /,
Mrs. Niblack. Mrs. r. VI, Hatch. Mr.
and Mrs. hbram Hoyt. Miss jess. g |
Kaufman, Ex-Governor Clcghorn. Mr..
Hartman and Mr.. Wolfe, a cousin o! !
Mrs. Hays.
The following appeared In San
Francisco paper of recent date and VIII
be OF interest. for Mrs. Cook was
guest of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel not
long since and she was entertained
quite extensively while here. She ID
also q sister of Mrs. Henry Highion
of this city, who IL now visiting friends
and relatives in New York and san
FranCiscO:
II Is now Madame dc Briel Of Paris
instead of Mrs. Cook Of ljclyejnre. Tor
the marriage of Mrs. Cook took place
in New York a month ago, and 10
bride and groom are now in Paris and
will make that their home. The wed.
ding was the elimination Of romance
that began several years since in Par.
is, when Mrs Cook and NJ. de GTipl
fell In love, but separated alter Low.
crs' quarrel. Mrs. Cook bout .-..
ago left America with her son ClG
ford for long trip around the world.
While in Paris shc was at large tea,
and she was startled when she .aw %
face In a crowd that looked familiar.
She could not believe her eyes tnal 10
was possible that she was looking al
an old lover. He stared at her a sec.
ond time. and then sprang forward 10
greet her. In n second they were
shaking hands In the most enthusius-
tic French fashion. They forgot the
yearg, that they had grown old, and
only remembered that they were In
love with each other. Mrs. Cook re-.
manned in Paris for few days, and in
that time II was arranged that they
we're to be married within the year.
Mrs. Cook decided not to give up her
trip around the world, and left with
her son to 40 by way of the Medit"r.
ranean to the Orient. She returned
to San Francisco and brought back
arranged all her affairs to leave tho
city forever Mrs. Postley, her daugh.
ter, was in New York for the wed.
ding, and will come back here thla
winter. Mrs. Cook Is one Of family
of beautiful sisters. the Scoffys, and
her father was n prominent pioneer
, in this State. Mrs. Henry HightOn IL
another sister. and Mrs. Postlcy comes
honestly by the lOveliness that has
caused her to be declared one OF the
most beautiful women in America (.
The Scoffys are OF Greek blood.
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at Is announced that the wedding
of Miss Gertrude Dutton and Josiah
! Howell will be celebrated on Wcdncs
day January 18th, at Trinity Church
at $3.50 IN the evening, ana will be FOL
lowed by u reception at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
! liam J. DuttOn, 25O7 Pacific avenue
There win be a large bridal party. and
! II will be one of the most attractive
weddings Of the winter Miss MolliC
DuttOn, the brides sister, will be the
maid OF honor, and the bridesmaids
are to be Miss Edna Middleton, Miss
Mayllta Pease, Miss Pearl Landers
and Miss Belle Harness. Thomas Bar
Dour will be the best man, and Edward
NJ. Greenway, Harry Dutton, Enrique
Grau and Lindsay Scrutton the ushers
There Is possibility that the wedding
journey will consist of n trip abroad
for several months, but the secret Of
It's actual destination is being KEEP,
with great care"
Miss button Is having an exquisite
trOusseau made, and as she Is q beau,
uful girl everything Is sure TO be be
coming. Miss Dutton Is "A cousin oil
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane.
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A most agreeable trip was enjoyed
IN the lroquOls through the kindness
OF Captain and Mrs. Niblack on Mon
day, who gave several friends an out
Ing to Pearl Harbor and picnic lunch
The day was perfect and the trip waS
thoroughly pleasant. Several, of the
guests had never been to Pearl Har
Dor before and were loud in their eX
pressions of admiration for the beau
tiul lochs. After spending q most de
lghtiul day the lroquois returned &c
Honolulu about : O'Clock, Among
those present We're Captain and Mrs
Lyon, Captain ana Mrs. sherman, Cap
tain and Mrs. Graham, Lieut.. and
Mrs Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
Miss Brown, Mrs. William Taylor
Miss Clay, Captain Hamlat, Major Ia
Wis, Lieut.. Slattery, Mr.. and Mrs. Ros
sitter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, Mr.. anL
Mrs. Humphreys, and others.
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a little son born to Mrs. Arthur Wal
brought JOY TO the home on Christmas
day.
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Captain and Mrs. sherman enter
tanned at dinner on Monday evening
for Captain and Mrs. Graham Captain
and Mrs, Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Brown
and Miss Brown.
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The wedding OF Miss Emily Halls
tcad and Col. John Mcclellan, U.S.A.
occurred at the residence OF the bride
on Makiki street on Tuesday evening
ut $50 o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by the. Rev. William NJ
KiuCnid of Central Union Church Al