Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-12

valo, which has Just been announced,
says the San Francisco Examiner The
| bride-to-be is the pretty daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Mighell of
Berkeley. and her fiance is the son Of
G. X. Splivalo, the well known -four
merchant of Belmont.
The engagement is the elimination
| of a romance which had its beginning
last December in Honolulu. At that
time young Splivalo was attending to
the business interests of his father in |
the Hawaiian Islands. Miss Mighell ,
came to Honolulu on pleasure trip, |
and shortly afterward became acquaints |
cd with her future husband. Their
friendship was renewed when both re. !
turned to California, and later ripened |
into love and prospective marriage.
No definite date has been set for the )
wedding, but 1t will take place in the
early winter at the San Francisco resi- !,
dence OF the Mighells.
Miss Mighell has been favorite in
society both in San Francisco and in
Berkeley. Her fiance is a graduate OF
Stanford and is prominent in club and
social circles.
DR.. ]. b. de Faria was passenger
on the Mongolia. He will meet Mrs.
dc Faria in the East and they will go
&c Europe.
Judge A. A. Wilder and Mr.. Breckons
have postponed their trip to the Orient
until the Siberia sails on account of
the illness of Judge Wilder's father.
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Judge Frear is expected to arrive
l in IInnnlultt N N Tho trap Sherman
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The Catholic Benevolent Unions
moonlight festival will occur this even
Ing at the Peninsula. A special train
leaves the station at D. m. and the
Rapid Transit cars will await passen-
gers. The Ellis Glee Club and the
Concordia band will furnish music.
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. Mrs. L. NJ. Swanzy Is entertaining
: quite large house party for the weeks
l.. end at her ranch over the Pail.
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Mr.. C. William Rosenstock. of Ma
Mia, who is connected with the Manila
a Bulletin and a commissioner for the
[ Philippine Islands for the Lewis and
$ Clarke Exposition. was seen In Homo
/. lulu this week. He was most favorably
: impressed by our up-to-dateness.
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O A very pretty wedding took place in
o San Jose. at high noon on July Sth.
r. The contracting parties being Miss
:. Winfred Salisbury Hustled, daughter OF
/, +. NJ Hustled of Oakland, and Walter
i Alan Crossman Of San Jose. The cere-
!. mony was performed by the Rev. DR..
d Phillips Of Oakland and to the strains
c OF Mendelssohn's march the young and
J, lovely bride was met at the foot OF
9 the staircase by the groom and they
J, stood In a banner composed OF BAN.
d boo stubs and sweet peas. The bride
wore charming costume of pale grey
crepe de chin, a picture hat of the
s same tone with pink roses under the
s brim, and she carried salmon pink
!. carnations. The bride Is Mills Col
n lege girl and the groom Stanford
= graduate. A dainty wedding breakfast
was served, the Stanford red and the
flower of the Theta Delta Chi being
n used In the decorations with artistic
d effect. Mr.. and Mrs. Crossman were
g the recipient of many costly wedding
K presents and after brief honeymoon
" expect to reside in San Jose.
! Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch intends leaving for
e the Coast on the 23rd. She will pro-
@ coed directly to Victoria where Mr..
e Hatch will join her.
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0 Mr.. Harry Cobb was a guest last
Sunday at house party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Wilder In the Manoa
}. Valley.
!. Miss Leontine HArtnagle gave a
s bridge dinner on Thursday evening in
5, honor of Miss Kathleen Cartwright's
t natal day.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stoiber have
IS taken a villa at Dinard, France, in Or
l. der to see the auto meet.
Miss Leontine Hartnagle will leave
in October for the Coast. She has been
}, In Honolulu for the past two years, Wis
@ iting her sister. Mrs. Clinton Ballen-
J. tyne. Miss Hartnagle Is one Of the
a most popular women here. She Is a
G charming blonde and possesses beau
J. tiful voice, and has hosts OF friends
i who are in despair at the idea Of los.
q ing her.
|. Mr.. Bruce Cartwright Is expected to
d arrive In Honolulu September first.
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A charming luncheon was given on
d Thursday by Mrs. Laura Wight at
n Esbank in honor of Mrs. Alice Hast
q ipgs. The table was spread under the
g poinciana tree on the lawn and the
IS artistic setting made perfect back
: ground for the guests. Among those
a present were Mrs. Henry Macfarlane.