The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-11
SOCIETY


June weddings are as popular as
ever. and Honolulu is not lacking in
nuptials which interest the whole OF
society. The coming wedding of Miss
Alice Campbell and Mr.. Walter Mac
farlane. following upon the heels OF
the Cunha- Murray wedding. VIII be
another interesting social affair and
will probably be one of the most elab-
crate of the year.
IS
Mr.. George r. Carter received on
Wednesday afternoon for the last time
this summer. She was assisted by
Mrs. Henry w Lyon, Mrs. Adams and
Mrs. Goodale. The tea room was a
popular rendezvous during the after
noon. Mrs Alexander Scott pouring
tea, assisted in this pleasant task by
Miss Nina Adams. A large number of
guests were present.
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Col A G.. Halves of San Francisco
is expected here next Tuesday for a
visit of two months.
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Mr. F. VI. Hatch expects to go to
Banff in a short time.
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ington. d. c., arrived on the transport
Sheridan and is quartered at the Alex
ander Young Hotel. -
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DR.. Yost. U. :. A, leaves for the
coast in July to be examined for pro-
motion to the rank of Captain
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The first June wedding this year was
that of Miss Resale Cunha and DIR.
H. V. Murray last Monday evening at
the Moana Hotel residence of Mr. and
Mrs. E. 5. Cunha 1t was brilliant
occasion, the reception following the
marriage ceremony being attended by
a great crowd of Honolulu society
folk The rooms We're beautifully dec
GRATED. that in which the marriage
took place being in green and white.
The aIcove in the corner of the room
was framed with white lilies and white
daisies relieved by feathery asparagus
pIumosa. Opposite was a huge bank of
out therefrom. The dining room was
adorned with golden shower blossoms
and the library was garnished with
bowls of beautiful roses. AT O'Clock
Father Stephen of the Catholic Mis-
sion joined the couple in the holy
bonds of wedIock. The bride was at
tended by Princess Kawananakoa, as
matron of honor Mr. C. Cunha serv-
VI hrfIn
was given away by her father, who,
with Mrs. Cunha, stood near by. The
ushers were Messrs. J. Tarn Nc
Grew, Judge Wilder, Mr.. Arthur
Berg. J. o. Carter. Jr., and DR.. Yost,
u. S. A. At the conclusion of the
the Hawaiian Government
Band played the wedding march, and
afterwards played during the recep-
ton At IL O'Clock an elaborate sup
per was served in the Moana Hotel
dining room, a Hawaiian quintette
club singing the while. and afterwards
the bride and groom led in the dancing
in the reception parlor. The array of
presents was beautiful and costly. The
great number of pieces testified to the
large acquaintance of the couple. Con-
gratulatory cablegrams were received
from Secretary Atkinson at Washing
ton Prof. Daniel Murray of Daihousie
University. Halifax, and Mr.. Clifford
Egan of Little Rock, Ark.
$3.50
Mrs John Mcclellan of Camp Nc
Kinley will not be at home on calling |
days during June. Col and Mrs. Nc |
Clellan leave next month for the coast |
and will be stationed at Fort Rose |
Grams, San Diego.
A pretty luncheon was given on We'd |
nesday for Mrs. Van Wrinkle by Mrs |
Gerrit Wilder. with golden shower bios |
SONS and pansies to make it remem- |
bered as one of the daintiest affairs of |
the week Her other guests We're Mrs. |
George Carter. Mrs. Henry w. Lyon, |
Mrs. James b. Castle. Mrs. Charles B. |
Cooper. Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzey Mrs. Vic |
tor Blue, Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mrs.
Laura Wight