The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-20

head Marriage Licenses in the san
Francisco Chronicle of June 10:
Stuart b. Dunbar, "a Belvedere. and
Lucille H. Mulch, %, Honolulu"
The final chapter of the book was
closed on Saturday morning, as the
family received word later in the day
by cable that they were married. Miss
Lucille, one of the handsome and at
hactive Mulch sisters left here for San
Francisco in the last Alameda, and it
was observed That she looked radiant
ly happy on the morning of sailing.
The engagement has been very hap
Ply one for both, although they have
been separated the greater part of the
time The happy young couple will re-
side in San FRANCISCO, where Mr.. Dun
bar is engaged i'm the automobile bust
ness, being an agent tor one of the big
American cars. The best wishes of
large number OF friends go out to the
young couple
Z. V. Wilcox, wiro is to succeed
Jared q. Smith as director of the local
Experiment Station, was an arriving
passenger in the Manchuria.
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Mrs. Moses. wife of Lt.-Com. Moses,
U. 5. ~, who is at present on the q. 5.
S. Georgia, arrived in the Manchuria.
Lt,-Com. Moses succeeds 1t. Carter at
the Naval Station.
Miss Alma de Bretteville. the accom-
plished young artist Of this city, and
Adolph Spreckels the millionaire, were
welded more than a month ago in
Philadelphia at the home of the brides
aunt, but it was only Yesterday that
news of the marriage was learned so
carefully had the secret been guarded.
1t now develops that Miss de Brette-
vile and Spreckels have been engaged
for more than five years, during which
| time she has entertained her fiance at
the De Bretteville home at 1924 Fran
| cisco street.
The bride has been famed for her
beauty in this city for several years,
as well as for her accomplishments
and talents. She is an accomplished
pianiste and talented artist, yet she
has never been known as a society
woman, preferring to live quietly with
her parents, brother and sisters in their
secluded home.
Adoph Spreckels has been known
for many years as a confirmed bache-
Tor, so much so that members of mis-
own family doubted the report that he
was married. 1t seems now that he has
not entertained the idea of remaining a
bachelor for more than five years or
since the time he became engaged to
the young artist.
! The De Bretteville family is a very
noble one and counts among it's con-
nections some of the bluest blood in
Europe. An ancestor of the De Brette-
Villes fought as a General under Napo-
leon, while a cousin of the De Brette-
vile girls is now engaged to a member
of the English royal family.
Spreckels left the city several weeks
ago for Philadelphia and it was sup
posed by his friends that he was going
East on one of his periodical business
trips. Miss de Bretteville left shortly
afterward for the same city, followed
by her brother, Alexander de Brette-
vile.
The marriage ceremony was per
formed at the home of the brides aunt.
Later they Went to New York, whence
they registered at a hotel as Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Spreckels, and had it not
been for the fact that some of Sprecll-
| els friends met the couple the news
of their marriage might still have been
! kept secret Mr. and Mrs Spreckels
have sailed for Europe, where they will
spend their honeymoon-S. F. Chron-
! icle, June s.
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The many friends of Roy H. Cham
berlain VIII be glad to learn OF his APP
pointment as General Appraiser for the
port of New York.
The marriage Of Miss Maud john
stone to Irving Hurd will be solemniz-
ed at the residence Of her brother,
Ralph tombstone, on Tuesday evening,
June 80, at eight o'clock. Only the inn
mediate family and a few intimate
friends have been invited.
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The marriage of Miss Adele Morgan,
eldest daughter of James Z. Morgan,
to John Fleming, will take place on
| September ?
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The marriage of Miss Rhoda Green
to Wade Warren Thayer, the we'll
known attorney, will be solemnized in
! the near future.