The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-01


900 corporation, operating am extensive
street railway system in Spokane and
the Medical Lake district, will start
for Honolulu, Hawaii, in a few days, to
pass month on the islands for the |
benefit of his health. He will be ac- |
companied by Mrs. Huntington and |
their little daughter Helen.
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The engagement is announced in Los
Angeles, of Miss Emilia Abbott and
Mr.. Clark Miller. Miss Abbott is
daughter of the late Capt. M. A. Alb
bolt, and a sister of Mrs. DR.. A. j.
Derby of Honolulu. Young Mr. Miller,
who is a recent graduate of the Uni
versity of Virginia, is a son of Mr.. 1.
e. Miller of Los Angeles and a nephew
of ]. Roso Clark of Los Angeles and
of Senator w. A. Clarke of Montana.
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The closing exercises of Kawaiahao
Seminary will take place on Tuesday,
June 4, at 1880 p. M, in Kawaiahao
church.
Congressman Brick, wife and daugh-
ter were entertained Sunday afternoon
by Governor Cleghorn at Ainahau.
They were delighted with the visit.
Captain and Mrs. Goodwin of the ship
Dirigo, entertained a party of about
a dozen friends at the Young Hotel
on last Sunday evening, with very
dainty and carefully appointed dinner.
The genial host and gracious hostess
have many friends here who will regret
to see them leave. The Dirigo is
to start on her long journey around the
Horn to New York, and will sail as
soon as the wind is favorable.
The following were Capt. and Mrs.
Goodwin's guests: Mr., and Mrs, Ash
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, Capt.
and Mrs. Fuller, Lieut.. and Mrs. Cush-
man and Capt. Carter.
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Last but not least in the social events
of the week will be the recital of the
noted tenor, Mackenzie Gordon which
takes place this evening in the big din
ing hall of the Moana Hotel. The sue
cess which Mr.. Gordon made with his
first recital given a week ago, assures
another large attendance for this oc-
casion, for it is only too seldom that
Honolulu music lovers have an oppor-
tunity of hearing high class singers. 1t
is likely that the affair tonight will be
made even more of a society gathering
that was the last recital. An informal
dance is contemplated by the hotel af-
ter the concert.
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/. The following is special dispatch
from East Liverpool, Ohio, published
in the Cleveland News relative to the
marriage of Miss Baker to Mr.. Philips
last week.
; EAST LIVERPOOL, o., May T.
viii H. Phillips, the wealthy owner
, of the Smith-Phillips pottery of TINS
, city, has left for Honolulu, to claim
/ his bride, pretty Miss Gertrude Baker.
The wedding has been set for May ~
Miss Baker came to this city several
years ago and assumed the manage
ment OF the Carnegie library. On Jan
, uary 1 she went to Honolulu to take
| charge of the library there.
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= Bridal fnery at recent New York
weddings seems to have reached the
top notch of modern elegance. A great
: er freedom of taste and fancy have
perhaps never been considered as par
donable in the overwhelming desire to
provide a pageant different from all
others. At one afternoon home we'd
ding where the bride wore white satin
and rose point her rose point veil was
fastened by a diamond tiara, a dia-
mond comb flashed in her hair and a
! diamond necklace completed the jewel
display.
, The matron of honor wore white lace
4 over cream chiffon and satin and a
large yellow leghorn hat, trimmed with
!, apricot-colored ostrich plumes, brides
h maids wore pale blue gowns of chif-
fon, having insertions of white lace
and shaded blue embroidery. The
= gowns had high blue girdles. They
a wore large white hats, trimmed with
g pale blue plumes, forget-me-nots and
r marguerites, and they carried margue
y rites and white roses.
g At another event where Miss Doro.
e thy Whiting and Miss Jean Reid wert
n among the bridesmaids they wore pal,
s. green chiffon and white ace, topped b.
g large pale green hats trimmed will
p white and yellow sweet peas and car
ried bouquets of white forsythia. TIL,
bride wore a princess gown of heav!
white satin, the bodice profusely trim
II med with point lace and having poin
y lace sweeping down the sides. He
long point lace veil was caught witt
y orange blossoms. and she carried lille
!, Of the valley and white orchids.
At a mini ond xUbffa aNrapA fI,o I,vido