Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-16

| en- Princess, and this was trimmed
with chiffon roses. She wore veil
which was held in place by orange
blossoms, and she carried shower
bouquet of brides roses The cos
tune enhanced the beauty of the
bride. and she was showered with
compliments by everybody. The
bridesmaid looked very sweet in blue
silk lace over talfeta of the same hue.
This was further embellished with
blue satin ribbon. on which were alp.
pliqued forget-me-nots and leaves
embossed with gold. The shower
bouquet was also of forget-me-
Mrs. Monsarrat, the mother of the
groom, looked very handsome In Il
magnificent toilette. The chancel
was exquisitely decorated in white
lilies, whie chrysanthemum and
green. and at the foot of the altar
were bamboo palms and greens. Aft
,er the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Mon
sarrat were given a reception by Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas. and many intimate
friends and relatives greeted them on
their arrival Mrs. Douglas was at
tired in white silk pima over white
taffeta, and this was applidued with
blue and pink silk. She also wore
diamond ornaments. Beautiful pres
ents were on view and they are still
arriving.
The farewell banquet which was Civ
On by the japanese merchants at the
Shin Riu tel hotel Friday night In hon
or OF A. X. Ozawa. who leaves for Japan
on the America Maru, due here on
the goth, was typically q Japanese al
tair The decorations were the ma
tiona flags and japanese lanterns
Prominent among those who attended
were Consul General saito and his sec
retaries, Manager Akai of the Yokoha-
ma Specie Bank, Drs Kobayashi, Hal
da, Mi,amura. Katsiok and Katsunu-
ma, interpreters Geo. Yamada of the
Circuit Court. X. Ono, Tgshiro. Naka-
maru. members of the merchant, hotel
and hack unions, pastors of different
religious denominations and represent
tat'vcs Of practically every walk OF
life. The tables In the main dining
hall were arranged In shoe form and
were loaded with all the delicacies OF
the land OF the chrysanthemum. Oza-
wa, the guest of honor. sat on the ma
kai end. while Consul Saito sat on his
right and Mr.. Ahai ON his left The
rest OF the guests were given seats ac-
cording to number, and the hosts. who
also acted as ushers, cOntented them
| selves In another dining room. Before
, the feasting was commenced. Rev.
Okumura called on Consul Saito for a
speech. The Consul said that while
he felt sorry for the departure of Oza-
wa from the islands. he was not at all
surprised to know that he with all the
prosperous prospects for his future
, would enter the mainland law colleges
with determination to he sometime IN
the future full-fedged lawyer. II,
hoped that aftcr, 0zawa had complet
cd his studies, Ne would return to Ha
wall mel to render his services. Oza
wa had been valuable citizen ant
would be all the more valuable after
his graduation. He was but thirty
/ two years old and 1t would only be @
: matter of four years absence before h,
would be back. Consul Saito empha
a.
to Japan TO have from among hei
sons In Hawaii mel such young men n,
Ozawa. who was just beginning Il
prove himself worthy OF the consider
: alton of the whole community. Al
, the close of his speech Consul SaitC
called for banzais and proposed tina
all should stand and drink the healtl
and future success OF their friend OLA
wa. In the absence of DR.. Kaisunuma
X. Haga, manager of the Kaijo hotel
acted AZ toastmaster. During the din
l ner, speeches were made by Manager
3 Aka! of the Yokohama Specie Bank
9 NJ. Kawahara, Kawasaki, Rev. Ito
, 5. kojima, Geo Yamada of the Circui
, Court and I. Ishimura. The last
named though Il japanese, who ha
lived In the islands for the last eigh
teen years. spoke I'm Hawaiian and hat
his remarks interpreted into Japanese
: The geisha girls. who were prettil,
I dressed, whiled away the time In
y most entertaining manner. Before thu
: guests left the hall, Ozawa was Gale,
. upon for a speech. He thanked thu
guests for responding to the invita-
lions extended them by the commltte,
: and commented feelingly upon tn,
: Kindness which he received at thei
: hands. The famous parting Hawaiian
song aloha oe" was sung and all tn
4. guests joined in the chorus.
a Last Friday evening at the Moan;
q Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Case Deer
ing were the host and hostess of
. beautiful dinner. The large castl
In miniature which adorned the cen
, ter of the table. was masterpiece u
artistic skill Red lights illumine,
, the interior in realistic manner
, and the castle was placed In "a gardel
of maidenhair. Hand-painted sam
!. pans were the odd place-cards. an,
, silver candlesticks with red shade
> enhanced a charming effect. ANON
10 the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
: Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Brooke
n Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball an
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mncfarlane. TIL
whole party went on to the UniveI