The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-03
HAPPY TIN
WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Oowda
Entertain Their
Friends.

with progressive pedro, a sociablt
feast and delightful music. comprised
IN a whole evening of neighborly fore.
gathering and mirth. Mr.. and Mrs
Ihomas O'Dowda of Eva were assist
| ed on February 1 in the celebra ton
of their tin wedding AS fairly well
| sophisticated people know-without rbt
| fnnemonic assistance of the Emerald
| Isles dialect-a tin wedding is due
on the tenth anniversary of a couples
marriage. Well, the host and hostess
or this occasion We're ten years welded
| on Thursday-blissfuIIy as all their
friends are aware and blessedly as
their cosy home and a bright cluster
Of little olive branches fully attest
So with due notice they called in their
o9u>Aer Win some intimate
city friends, to share their seasoned
felicity.
For the celebration the beautiful pa
villon in the midst of the plantations
park, directly IN front of the O'Dowda
home, was obtained and fifty prepared.
This is a truly elegant place of assem-
bly,. we'll lighted with electricity
Blossoms of the bougainvillea vine
composed mound of color upon the
billiard table, whereon were arranged
great array of gifts appropriate to
the event Ferns, palms, etc. com
pleted the decora lions of the hall.
which had been arranged by the
la of ha MI
the presents, they revealed the re-
markable variety of useful and orna-
mental articles that can be made out
o. Tin. Besides there was proof thai
some OF their friends thought tin not
good enough for Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Dowda, for TIE estimate of their
qualities was exempified in some in
stances by the glitter of sterling silver
ware.
During the progress of the pedro
contest delicious fruit punch with
floating strawberries was served at
the card tables. The play resulted as
follows, the prizes being all handsome;
Lady's prize, Mrs. Douglas; gentle
mans, Mr.. Gouveia; lady's BOBBY
prize, Miss Koeling; gentleman's, Mr..
Nyswander; finch table prize, Mrs.
West
Music being next In order, Mrs.
Crane rendered a song that elected
long-lasting applause and general eX-
pressions of admiration. A quartet
consisting of Messrs. Melchers, Mann,
Edmunds and Greenfield then sang in
manner bringing an irresistible en-
core. Solos We're rendered by Messrs.
and Melchers which evoked
plaudits
Following the music refreshments
were served upon the small tables dis
posed about the hall. They consisted
Of a variety of toothsome sandwiches,
coffee, ice cream and wedding cake. |
the repast unconstrained |
reigned Manager Renton's |
proposal of the health of the host and |
hostess, with gracefully expressed |
wishes for their long-continued happf- |
less, brought the company to its feet
Ind, in response to an added call by |
Mr. Renton, three rousing cheers were
siven for Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dowda. In |
esponse Mr.. O'Dowda, after uttering
he hearty thanks of his wife and him
elf for the attendance and felicita-
ions of their guests, RECALLED them
With a series of stories illustrating Hi
ernian wit.
The social time was prolonged until
Midnight, when the party dispersed
18th renewed congratulations to the
ospitable couple. Those present were
S follows: Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
.enton. Mrs. G. Fisher, Mr.. H. S.
Usher, Miss Fisher, Mrs. j. Guild,
[iss Guild, Mr.. A. S. Guild. Mr.. and
Trs David Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs.
[cKeever, Mrs. Boswell, Miss Bos-
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. John Evanson, Mr..
nd Mrs. c. f. Eklund, Miss Eklund,
r. and Mrs. West. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Swift.
RS. c. s. Crane, Mrs. w. Patterson.
ISIS Lloyd, Miss Craig, Miss Koel!ing,
r. and Mrs. Masters, Mr. and Mrs.
ulholIand. Mrs. Lee Todd DR.. Nc
can. Messrs T. w. Chase. Thos.
mes. c. J. McKellican, d. F. Mann,
c. Schmidt. n J. Polmere, F. Boo
II. c. A Gault, j. w. Jenkins. T. Nc
sod, c. McEachren, a. Wfssman. {.
imunds. r. w. Edmunds, Scott
right. F. Melchers. \. J. Gouveia,
J. Penny, F. z. Greenfield, NJ. E
aston, w. Schieffer, w. P. Johnson, .
Ohrt, w Deal, W, Nyswander and
Logan. r,