The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-13

according to the sacred
rites of the Roman church by Father
STEPHEN. The church was beautiful
Is decorated with plants and art flow
ers, and the space set apart for the
ceremony at the steps of the chan
Gel looked very pretty with Easter
lilies and other wnlte flowers. A few
after eight the bride on the
arm of her father preceded by two
flower girls and Miss Andrade as
ma of honor, walked up the main
aisle to the foot of the chancel where
they were met by the groom atten-
ed by W. II. Mclneruy as best man.
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The two performances of THE Man
of the Hour which were given this
week at the Opera House deserved
a crowded house each time, as the
play is without doubt one of the
best amateur productions that has
ever been presented here,
Every one Of the cast deserves the
greatest credit and it is to be hoped
that crowded houses will greet the
company when they present the play
next month during fleet week So
ciety sent a number of their repre-
scntatives each evening, but they did
! rot beg II to fill the house. Among
those that l noticed enjoying the play
were Judge and Mrs. Dole, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Weight,
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, DR., and
| Mrs. Arthur f. Wall, Mrs. Robert
! Levers, Mrs. Angus, the Misses An
gus, Mr.. and Mrs. Schacfer, Dr. and
Mrs. Scudder, Mr.. ana Mrs. Ivers,
| Mrs. Potter Dea onsss Pc tsr, Mi
Restaricll, Miss Castle, Miss Roth,
| Miss Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Grifiths,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd Smith, Mr.
and Mrs Percy Peters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dougherty, Miss Robertson, Miss Rob
| inson, Mr.. and Mrs, Anterior, DR..
Cofer, SIS Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Focke, Mr.. end Mrs. Atkinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Gay,
Mrs. Schultze, Mrs. Tcnney, Miss
Giffard, Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Deering, Mr. and Mrs, Logan,
Mrs. Henshall, DR.. and Mrs. Hum
rhris, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Wood and
Miss Wood, Judge and Mrs. Weaver,
Mrs Noonan. Judge and Mrs BaIlou,
Miss Roth, Mrs. Gardner Wider, Mr..
and Mrs. Minton, and others.
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Honolulu society will no doubt be
glad to learn that a number of the
matrCns and maids in the Navy
Smart Set are going to leave San
Francisco on the transport Thomas
Oh July G ard a number will stop
over her ebefore resuming their jour
ney to the Orient.
Among the first of the Navy women
to register for the Thomas, were Mrs.
! W H. II. Switzerland, Miss Souther-
land and Mss Mary Switzerland. Mrs.
! Switzerland is the wife of Captain
| Switzerland, commander of the New
/ Jersey. Mrs. Switzerland and her
handsome daughters were among the
most fashionable of the Navy women
| at the Fairmont gayeties during the
fleet jubilee, and no function was
complete without them. They will
stay short time in Honolulu, and
proceed to Manila to welcome the
| feet when it sails in, spend a short
time afterward with Captain South
erland, and when the New Jersey
bids farewell to Manila, they will sail
for Japan.
Mrs. George Burnett, wife of Colo
mel Burnett, United States Marine
Corps, will travel with her three
children, a trained nurse and gov
erness.
Mrs. A. w. Kinds, wife of Lieutcn-
ant Commander A. w. Kinds, of the
Virginia, will be a passenger on the
! Thomas. 1t will be her first trip to
the Orient.
Mrs E. L. Bennett wife of Lieuten-
ant Bennett of the Virginia, will be
second feminine representative of one
Of the favorite ships of the fleet to
sail on the Thomas.
Mrs ]. w. Robinson, wife of Lieu
tenant Robinson of the Kentucky;
Mrs. P. Andrews, whose husband is
lieutenant aboard the Kansas; Mrs.
J. X. Parker, wife of Lieutenant Par
ker; Mrs. George L. Smith, wife of
Lieutenant Smith of the Connecticut;
Mrs. F. Brooks Upham whose hus-
band is one of the New jerseys lieu
tenants; Mrs. A. e. Sterling and Mrs.
u. NJ. Addison wife of the paymaster
Of the Virginia, are among the Navy
women already registering to sail July
! 9th.
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Great plans are being made among
the smart set for the entertainment
Of the officers of the battleships Maine
and Alabama next week and the
cruiser St. Louis the week after,
The gay round of pleasure will soon
start, and something in the way of
teas, receptions, luncheons, dinners
and dances will be the order Of events
from now on, until late in the fall, as
the Navy will contribute a number
of their ships and officers to Homo
lulu this year besides the Atlantic
feet.
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Mrs. Walter F. Frear and Miss Vlr
glnia Froar are not expected home
until the end of the month,
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