The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27


was performed by Rev. o. H. Gulick,
uncle of the bride, and Rev. Doremus
Scudder. The ceremony took place be-
meath a bower of green and white. a
basket of begonias and ferns being
suspended just above the bridal cou-
pie. The bride entered the room pre-
coded and followed by ushers who
formed a lane of ribbons through which
she passed to the bower. The ushers
were Messrs John Fleming, J. T. War
ron, Rowland, and Clifton Tracey. The
bridesmaids We're Miss B. Gertrude
Hall and Miss Kate Kelley. The groom
was attended by Mr.. Jonathan Austin.
The bride was given away by her
mother, Mrs. s. L. Austin. The grounds
were illuminated and refreshments
We're served out of doors The bride
and groom viii reside in Kona, where
the groom is a missionary of the Ha-
Waiian Board.
A masked skating carnival will be
given at the Queen street skating rink
on Wednesday evening Prizes are
already on exhibition in downtown
window and it is known that unique
costumes are in the making. Princess
Kawananakoa. Mrs. Percy Benson and
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth are the
judges. This will be the first enter
tainment of the kind and everything
points to a successful and amusing
evening.
x.1ss
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Young of
Honolulu are the guests of Mrs. Will
liam T. Veitch at her Linda Vista
home. Mr.. and Mrs. William Knowles
of San Francisco are also living tenn
porarily at the Veitch home.-Chroni-
Gle.
Mrs. Gilbert j. Waller and family are
f Leipsig, Germany. Mrs. Christy
Waller entered the conservatory of
music there in April. She is the first
Honolulan to enter.
s3ss.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hartman are
at the Hawaiian for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. r. c. A. Peterson has returned
from the Coast.
Governor and Mrs Carter are ex-
pected home on the Manchuria next
Thursday from an extended visit to |
California.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Brown is returning ,
rom the Coast on the Manchuria.
~ ~ ~
Mrs c. c. Morse of San Francisco,
mother of Messrs. C. P. Morse and |
5oody Morse, will arrive on the Man
,huria to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. p.
Morse for about six months.
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Miss A. w. Duisenberg arrived from
san Francisco on the Doric and is visit
ng her sister. Mrs. Alexander Isen-
,erg. Punahou. Miss Duisenberg win
company her sister and family to
apan on the Manchuria sailing this
week. They will be absent about six
nonths
At Grace cathedral Davenport, at
0 o'clock yesterday morning. in the
of only the immediate family, :
as quietly solemnized the marriage
f Miss Anna Elizabeth Whiting,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis /
severity Whiting of 1922 Perry street,
davenport, to Mr.. Albert Fayerweather
fong of Honolulu. H. 1: Rev. William
owe. rector of the cathedral, spoke :
lie service impressively. The bridal :
)uple was unattended and the we'd
ing was simple and transformations.
he bride was gowned in a travelling
,stume of checked novelty cloth in
ack and white with hat to match. t
after the ceremony the h
tidal party returned TO the home of T
lie brides parents where an elegant r.
edding breakfast was served :,
The nuptia!s. which came as sur u
Use to the many friends. are among II
e most notable of the year in the
i-cities, on account of the promi-
snce of both families, and come as
e elimination of pretty romance -
gun in Honolulu during the brides n
sit with relatives there a year ago. A
he bride is a niece of Admiral Whit "
8, L. s. N. who has just retired q,
ON active service. She is a charm =,
g young woman and has a wide cir n
2 of friends whose good wishes Will A
low her to her distant home The n
DOM is a young stock broker of Ho- 70
lulu and a son of one of the wealth. in
st and most influential merchant f.
inces of the islands. He was edu- \
ted in this country. graduating from
award college.
Mr.. and Mrs Along departed on the ~
on train for an extended wedding y
III through the east, and the honey 9
BON will be spent at the principal ST