Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03
SOCIAL NOTES


Halc, treasurer Hale Bros, Inc, the |
big department store of San Francis
CO; E. l.. Hueter, president Bass-Heu-
ter Paint Co.; Henry Michaels, pres
ident Langley & Michaels Co; DR..
X. Pischel, oculist; Max Schmidt, |
president Schmidt Lithograph Co.;
James b. StctsOn, president Califor- |
MIA Street Cable II. Il. Co. San Fran |
cisco; J. j. Bergin, vice president and |
secretary, Los Angeles Soap Co.; A. |
G. Bilicke, president Alexandria and
Hollenbeck Hotels: J. T. Fitzgerald,
president Fitzgerald Music Co.; Al
fred p. Griffith, president Griffith |
Fruit Association, Azusa, Cal; s. ]. |
Merrill, president California Indus
trial Co.; o. Clark, president Clark |
& Wilson Lumber Co.; l.. c. Friend |
~. member OF the firm of Rosenthal |
& Co., Portland, Ore; II. +. Blaine, |
attorney-at-law; James ID. Lowmap,
merchant and capitalist; II. w. Treat
capitalist; A. Kendall, president and
general manager Pacific Coast Lum-
Der and Mill Co.; N. II. Falk, presi-
dent Elk River Mill and Lumber. Co,
Arcata Chamber of Commerce; Il. 4.
Skinner, the II. W. & L. Il. Skinner
Co.; VIM. Clayton, vice president Ho-
tel Del Coronado; T. Hodsumi, man
ager Yokohama Specie Bank C. Ko-
ike, japanese Consul General; Mrs.
j. j. Bergin. Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs.
A. c. Bilicke, Los Angeles, Calf:
Mrs. T.. +. Blaine, Seattle, Wash;
Mrs. A. Brizard. Eureka. Calf; Mrs.
o. NJ. Clark, Portland, Ore. Mrs. c.
s. Dohrmann, San Francisco, Calf;
Mrs. Robert Dollar, San Francisco,
Calf; Mrs. N. II. Falk, Eureka, Cal;
Mrs. j. T. Fitzgerald, Los Angeles,
Calf; Mrs. r. b. Hale. San Fran
cisco, Calf; Mrs. Il. l.. Hueter, San
Francisco, Calf; Mrs. A. Kendall,
Oakland, Calf; Mrs. Francis b. Loo
mis-, Washington, d. c.; Mrs. James
Lowman. Seattle. Wash. MIS-. X.
Pischel, San Francisco, Calf; Miss
Mabel A. Thayer. San Francisco,
Calf: Mrs. H. w. Treat. Seattle,
Wash; Mrs. T. Hodsumi San Fran
Icisco Calf; Mrs. c. Koike, San Fran
cisco, Calf.
A wedding Of interest is tie tel
lowing: The wedding of Miss Irene
Van Arsdale and Lieutenant Thomas
Kurtz, which took place last evening
was one of the prettiest of those re
Gently celebrated here. The bride. a
dainty brunette, wore a gown Of White
satin trimmed deliberately with Rvs,
sian lace. with tulle veil and carr led
, u magnificent shower bouquet of white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss
Hazel Kicks OF Eureka, her maid of
} honor, was gowned In white mesa.
line, line, with wreath OF gold leaves
In her hair, and she carried American
beauty roses. The bridesmaids, MISS
Helen Sullivan and Miss Florence
Boothe, wore pink messaline dresses;
theiI wreaths we're of silver leaves
and their bouquets were similar 20
that of the maid of honor. Lieutenant
Hammer. U. S. NJ, was best man
while the ushers were Lieutenant
Howe and Paymaster Beecher. The
beautiful drawing room where the Ger.
emory took place was u bower Of
pink hydrangeas and lilies, the bridal
party standing before IN altar be-
decked with these blooms. In The
banquet room, where the supper was
served, the decorations consisted Of
flags and huskleberry leaves. In all
about 125 guests were present. Mr.
and Mrs. Kurtz left lest evening on
honeymoon trip Of two weeks spent
In the southern part Of the state alter
} which they will make their home at
, Yerba Buena.-Call.
Among those who entertained this
week In honor of Admiral and Mrs.
Hollyday were Mrs. Parks, wife of
Civil Engineer Parks. who was the
hostess of pretty luncheon at The
Alexander Young hotel on Thursday.
yellow chrysanthemums and maiden
hair ferns made the table charming
lima leis were at each plate and VIC
let's tied with yellow ribbon, were
given as souvenirs. Goldenrod place
cards were effectively used. Among
the guests were Mrs. Robert Levers,
Mrs. Arthur Wall, Miss Bertha Young.
Miss Frear, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Field.
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