The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18

At the bridal table besides Judge and
Mrs. Wilder, were Miss Wilhelmina
Tenney, Judge Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs.
W NJ Gfffard, Mrs. Helen Noonan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown. Mr. Robert
Atkinson Mr.. E. D. Tenney, Mr.. IL.
H Walker.
The wedding supper was served on
the ffag-enclosed lanai, while music
furnished by a Hawaiian quintet club
fntermingled with the laughter and
jollity of the guests. The bride wore
beautiful gown of white chiffon,
satin trimmed, with rose point lace,
the ven being caught in the coiffure
with real orange blossoms. Miss Ten
ney wore pretty frock of white, and
Mrs. Giffard wore a handsome gown
of gray chiffon satin over silk. About
thirty relatives and intimate friends
of the couple We're present.
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Professor and Mrs. Jas J. Bowling
of Japan, gave a dinner at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel on Tuesday in honor
of Mrs. VOTERS of Kau. Hawaii. After
dinner the guests were taken to the
Orpheum. Among those present We're
Chief Justice and Mrs Frear. Consul
and Mrs. Layard, Judge Lindsay and
Mrs. Wolters.
Mr. H s. Wood and Miss Wood of
ST. Paul, Mimi, who have been guests
at the Moana Hotel for a number of
weeks, gave a dinner party last Thurs
day, the 18th instant. to their st. Paul
and Honolulu friends. Those seated
around the pretty table We're DR.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Cooper, Miss Olmsted,
Miss Freeth, Miss Simpson, Messrs.
Harold Dillingham;, George Fuller and
DR.. Grossman.
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Sister Margaretta, who has been at
work in Korea in connection with the
Church of England Mission since 1892,
is stopping for few days at st. An
drew's Priory. She is on her way
home to England for a visit.
1919
The Rev. VIM. Cleveland, who has
been missionary for thirty-three
years among the Sioux Indians in
South Dakota, has been the guest Of
the Rev. Canon Macintosh and has
now gone to the Olivia Proctor Rest
House at Waiahole, where he intends
staying some time. This is the first
vacation which Mr.. Cleveland has
taken for his own pleasure since he
went to Dakota. The Episcopal
Church has three thousand commune
cants in South Dakota.
1913
Mrs. Schultz of New York. former
ly Miss Alice Kitchen of Honolulu, was
the guest of honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G.. Wilder al a poi supper on Thurs
CAY evening. Other guests were Mr..
and Pal Mr. Doll
Percy Benson Miss Nellie Kitchen,
Mrs. Helen Noonan, Acting Governor
Atkinson, Mr. I. Dillingham;, Mr. Rob
ert Atkinson. Mrs. Schultz was
hostess on Tuesday evening at a poi |
supper given at the home of Mrs Clar-
epce Macfarlane, on Tuesday evening, |
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Bell |
of Minneapolis, who are guests at the |
Moana Hotel. Hawaiian music and q |
veritable Hawaiian luau made the |
feast most enjoyable one. Among |
the other guests were Mr. and Mrs |
S. G.. Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Brown, Mrs. Helen Noonan, Miss J
Helen Kimban, Miss Nellie Kitchen. |
Mr.. r. c. A Peterson. Mr. Walter |
Dillingham;, Mr. / Dillingham; and Mr. |
Bell. Sr. On Sunday evening Mrs !
Schultz was entertained by DR. and |
Mrs. Humphrfs at the Moana Hotel. |
others present being Miss Kitchen. |
Acting Governor Atkinson, Mr. r. C. |
a. Peterson.
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Mrs r. H.Chamherlatn entertained at |
Riot Bridge" on Friday afternoon in |
honor of Mrs. Mallory and Mrs Thay- |
err The favors were punches of vio- |
let's.
~ So
Mrs. Sharon and Mrs. Stamford of |
oakland were greatly entertained dur
ing the week Mrs. Sachs gave a. card
party for tham at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel on Monday. Mrs. Angus enter
tanned for them on Tuesday and Mrs.
Bush on Wednesday.