The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-07

st, Andrew was tIiS SNOiAC
of very popular wedding on Wednes-
day night, Canon Macintosh perform
ing the ceremony making Albert N
! Campbell and Miss Josephine de Lar"
tigue man and wife. The bride was
| charming, dressed in a simple white
| null wedding dress with bridal veil and
orange blossoms. She carried beau
| tiful bridal bouquet of white roses. She
was supported by her sister, MISS
| Adele de Lartigue, who wore becom-
| ing gown of blue organdie, her bouquet
being of pink roses. The bride was
given away by Bishop Restarick.
Accompanying the groom as best man
was his brother, E. NJ. Campbell. The
ushers were Bruce Cartwright, Jr..
Robert Shingle, Harold Giffard and
William Williamson, close friends of
| the groom and associated with him IN
the Henry Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, of which Mr.. Campbell is treas
urer.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell took a carriage
for the Giffard residence on Tantalus,
where they are spending the honey
moon After their return to town they |
will reside at 1916 Piikci street.
~ ~ ~
Bishop Mckay Smith, bishop coadju-
tor of the diocese of Pennsylvania, and
his chaplain. Rev. H w. Wells, are at
the Moana, having stopped off here en-
route to the Orient. Bishop Mckay
Smith is a prominent Anglican of the
United States, having been rector of
ST. Johns church, Washington, D. c.,
prior to his election to the bishopric.
He is also one of the weaithiest clergy
men in the Union.
~ ~ ~
LIVINGSTON, Mont, June 27-Con-
gresham Nicholas Longworth and his
wife arrived early this morning for
two weeks tour of the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. After the tour is made
the couple will travel further west and
will sail for Honolulu, where they will
spend month or two in a bungalow
on Waikiki beach.
~ ~ ~
Prince F'ushimi, of the imperial fam
lily of Japan, was the most distin-
last week, spending part of two days
here en- route to his home from an
extended tour of the British Isles and
The welcome of the Jap
anese colony was spontaneous and en-
-husiastic, a lantern parade on Tuesday
night being the most gorgeous public
affair witnessed in the city for a long h
while, the Prince and the British YES
sci being serenaded and cheered. On
the same evening a dinner was given I
by the Prince to a number of local Of
1cials at the Alexander Young Hotel.
The order of precedence for the func-
ion was something that puzzled Host
1ertsche for some time. being finally
settled as follows. On either side of
Prince Fushimi were seated Acting
Governor Atkinson and Admiral Very,
he other guests being Captain luke of
he Monmouth, Consul General Mkt
Saito, Consul Forster, Vice Consul T.
live Davies, Lieutenant Kirby Of the
Monmouth, Colonel Jones. Colonel ~
Johnson, M. C. Boba, Major Higoshi,
commander Takeuchi, DR.. T. Iwai and %
Or. Nagasaki: The dining room was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated with the en-
wined flags of America, Great Britain
nd Japan.
- - y
Mrs. ]. H. Soper and her daughters
fiss Blanche and Miss Ruth were at
.osemite lately and were to start
hortly for Lake Tahoe.
Miss Elizabeth Bachelor of Kauai is
expected to arrive in Honolulu today
nd will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
). B. Maconachie for a month.