The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-05

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marquee on the lawn. The affair was
elaborate and exclusive.
On Thursday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hoffman, entertained about
forty of the bluejackets of the crew
at the delightful home of Allan Her
bert in Kalihi valley, where they en-
joyed the famous bathing pool, music
and refreshments for several hours.
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Miss Jessie Kaufman leaves for San
Francisco on the lameda
Mrs H. A. Isenberg will spend the
winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Faxon Bishop are
at Waikiki for few weeks.
Mrs. Tarn and Miss Tarn, formerly
of Honolulu, but for a number of years
residents of Paris, were the hostesses
at an elaborate dinner at the Young
Hotel last Wednesday evening, the oc-
casion being in the nature of a fare
well to some OF their many friends in
this city, as they sail for Paris on the
Manchuria.
i The dinner was exceedingly pretty
in its appointments, the large round
table being laid for twenty, and pro-
fusely decorated with pink and white
roses and ferns. The chandeliers and
room were hung with ropes of MALE
and ferns.
j. The dinner prepared and served UNI
der the direction of the Young's fam
GUS chef, Louis Chevalier, was French
in almost every feature and was one
of the most perfect of its kind ever
served in Honolulu.
9, Music was furnished by Kaai's Or
chestra stationed behind a screen of
beautiful palms.
Among those present were Mrs.
Tarn, Miss Tarn, DR.. Cooper, Mrs.
Cooper Mr.. E. Long, Mr. H. D. Cobb.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Macfarlane, Mr. and
Mrs. Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. Graham,
Chinese Consul Chang Tso Fan and
Madam Chang Tso Fan.
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A dance is announced for this even
ing at the Seaside Hotel in honor Of
the officers of the German cruiser Con-
dor. 1t will probably be largely at
tended.
The marriage of Miss Isabel Han
nah Ashley to Mr.. Ralph S. tombstone,
on Thursday evening, was one of the
prettiest home weddings that have oc-
Cured in Honolulu in some time. The
happy event took place at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs James w. Pratt, on
Kewalo street, whose niece the bride
is. The drawing room was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and quite
a a large number of friends of the young
I people were in attendance. The cere-
+ mony was performed by the Rev. A. s
y McKeever, of the Christian Church
h The wedding ceremony took place al
1880 O'Clock, and shortly after the
newly made husband and wife slipped
4 away and took a carriage to be driven
to Wahiawa, where they will spend
e the first days Of their honeymoon.
2 The bride was beautiful in a gown
of cream colored satin, made princess
3 style, and wore a bridal veil and
I orange blossoms. She was attended
= by Miss Irene Fisher, as bridesmaid
The groom was accompanied by Mr.. +
7. Staff, Jr., of Wahiawa, as best man
e Both Mr. tombstone and his bride
1 have lived in Honolulu most of their
lives end have a large circle of friends
Both formerly attended Oahu College
e where they first met each other, and
1 many of the young people who attend.
e ed the reception following the cere-
mony were friends of their school,
days.
/, The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
= Mrs. w. G. Ashley, Of this city, while
the groom is a deputy in the Office Of
the Collector of Internal Revenue
Both have host of warm friends who
b extend their best wishes for a happy
, married life for the young couple.
Mr. and Mrs. tombstone will be away
from the city for only few days, a,
, business matters make it imperative
for Mr.. tombstone to be back in less
than week. They expect to begi1
a housekeeping in a short time after
4 their return.
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4 Miss George Spieker has gone t.
n Honolulu for some weeks stay anC
q writes, like all San Franciscans, en-
= thusiastic accounts home of the joy
r of the Suburb" She is the guest O
= the Dillinghams at present, but will
i go to other friends before turninl
homeward Shortly after her return
i. she and her mother, with Miss Meti
v Breckenfeld, will leave San Francisc,
/ for New York, where they plan Il
spend the greatest part of the winter
q Call.
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Much entertaining will he done I,