The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-17
The marriage was solemniz,

there The marriage was solemniZed
Wednesday, June 9Th, the Rev. c w.
Hill officiating and the reception Sat
urday. June 9Th. which proved TO be a
very joyous and splendid affair The
BRIDE and bridegroom received the
guests in d very gracious manner. in
d room. set apart for the occasion, ana
in which was displayed the many cost
/ ly and beautiful presents All brides
are said to look beautiful and this one
/ dill indeed look beautiful, and VERT
able picture OF Joy and happiness The
! brides dress was of white. After con-
CALCULATIONS the orchestra played and
another most entertaining and delight
full part of the evening was passed in
dancing until midnight. after which
some very delectable vfands We're
served The spacious Horner home
was most beautifully decorated with
ferns. flowers and evergreens, while
Chinese lanterns cleaned amidst the
foliage about the verandas and
grounds and presented a scene of
great beauty The night too was near
ly perfect, and everything seemed COM
bined to make this one of the most
enjoyable and pleasing social occasions
Among those present besides the fam
ily which is one OF the largest in num-
bers on the island We're Mr.. and Mrs.
A Lidgate Mr.. and Mrs. j. Glib, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. McLennan Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Walker Mr.. and Mrs. A. Askew. Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Blacow, Rev. and Mrs
Lindsey, Mrs. w P. Giberson. Miss
Barnard Miss Sturtevant, the Misses
Lidgate. Messrs Andrews. Peterson,
McLennan, Walker, Madden, Askew,
Osborne Leonhart, Blacow, Louisson.
Sturtevant.
Dr. C. A Mclean of Eva plantation
and Miss Emma E. Potts of the Nc
Bryde plantation of Kauai and former
w of WIkesbarre, Pa, were married
at noon yesterday by Rev. John W.
Wadman of the Methodist church at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Wayson.
Miss Agnes ]. Smith gave a pedro
party in one of the roof garden pa
vilicns of the Alexander Young Hotel
Friday afternoon, for a number of her
girl friends There were present
Sarita Van Vliet, Juliet Atherton, Vio
let Atherton, Alice Hedemann, Anabel
Low. Maude de Bretteville, Helen
North, Ethel Spalding, Irma and Marie
Ballentyne, Kauai Wilcox, Ethel
Bishop, Dorothy Wood, Edith Smith,
Irene Aiken, Jessie Kennedy, Dorothy
True The first prize went to Violet
Atherton. the second to Alice Hede-
mann and the third to Juliet Atherton.
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Miss Ben Taylor, principal of the
Waiohinu school in Kau district, is
spending the week with Mrs Charles
B. Cooper before proceeding to the
Coast on the Alameda On her usual
summer vacation.
On his retirement from the army, Col.
Mcclellan, VINO was formerly stationed
at Camp Mckinley, was made briga-
der general. General and Mrs. Nc
Clellan are spending the summer at i,
Jamestown, r. l.
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Miss Ben Taylor was the guest of :
honor on Thursday afternoon at a |
bridge party given by Mrs. C. B. !
Cooper. Mrs. A. A. Young won the !
first prize, a cut-glass salad bowl.
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For a few weeks Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Smithies are occupying Queen
Liliuokalani's Waikiki residence
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Mrs. S. G. Wilder is i'll at Middlesee |
Hospital in London, in which institu
ton Armstrong Smith is studying
&c okaI f0,- heat
Alameda and will go direct to London
to join his wife.
On Friday afternoon the French Con-
sui, DIR. MARQUES, made an official call /,
upon Commodore Hautefeuille on board
the French cruiser Catinat, and when
retiring was given the usual salute of
seven guns. Yesterday afternoon the
call was returned by the Commodore
at the French Consulate in Hotel street.
On Monday lnornng at 10 O'Clock the
Commodore, accompanied by the Con-
SUI will make an official call upon Gov
ernor Carter. The warship will be open
to visitors this afternoon.
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On Monday evening, June II, at
p. m, Miss Florence Dillon and Mr..
William Mccoy We're married at the
home of the brides parents, Nuuanu
avenue, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Libert
of the Roman Catholic church. The
were Miss Josie Dillon,
bridesmaid. and Mr. ]. T. Stayton, best
man. The wedding march was played
by Miss Edith and Master Kenneth
Smith. The ceremony took place under
a large wedding bell composed of Eas-
ter lilies, and the colors predominatfng
in the decorations We're white and
green. Following the ceremony a sup
per was served on the lanai Mr.. and
Mrs Mccoy have gone to the Volcano
House TO spend a couple of weeks.
Many handsome presents from main
land and local friends were received.
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On Thursday evening Mrs. James B.
Castle was hostess at a dinner party
For twelve. served at a round table ex-
gufsitely adorned With roses and can