The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-06

Page street After further visit with
friends in Oakland, San Jose and Ala
media, she viii return in a few weeks
TO her home in the islands.-Chronicle
The engagement has been announced
in San Diego of Miss Hazel Schulem-
berg of San Diego to Henry Ware
Lyon Jr., son of Admiral and Mrs.
Lyon, formerly of the Honolulu Naval
Station. Mr.. Lyon viii undoubtedly
give up the sea as a vocation, although
he made his first trip to Honolulu
Iaboard one of the big Sewall ships from
Philadelphia via the Horn, and made
another trip back to the Atlantic coast.
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Col. and Mrs. Samuel Parker, Mrs.
lGussie Schmidt, Mrs. Carl Widemann
and Sonny Cunha went to the lumber
ing camp of the Hawaiian Mahogany
company by special train last Thurs
day to watch operations. The party
had luncheon with Col. and Mrs. Sam
johnson. The Parker party is making
an auto tour of the big island, but they
have found the Volcano so grand that
they viii spend couple of weeks
there.
The following notice of the mar
riage of Miss Laura Thompson in San
Francisco recalls her visit here two
years ago with her sister, Mrs. Ran
dolph, wife of Lieut.. Randolph, goth
Infantry, U. S. A., at Camp Mckinley.
The Call of August % says: 'FAs an
absolute surprise to their many friends
here comes the news of the marriage
of Miss Laura Churchill Thompson and
Captain Ernest Grey Bingham, United
States Army Medical Corps, which took
place on August Is in Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Thompson was one of the most
popular girls who has ever been at the
Preside, and her mother, Mrs. Heiz- |
mann, wife of Colonel c.. l.. Hermann
of the Medical Corps, was prominent IN |
service and society circles when they |
made their home here. Captain Bing- |
ham is also well known here, having |
replaced Captain Carroll D. Buck when
the latter left a year ago for the
Philippines He was an intimate friend
of the HeiZmann family, but so well /
was the secret of his engagement kept |
that Colonel and Mrs. Hermann and
their daughter had left for Buffalo be- ),
fore the fact was known, and the de-
tails of the marriage were arranged by
letter. Miss Thompson is girl of un-
usual beauty and charm and had many
friends here She attended several OF
the town dances every winter, as well
as the Navy and Army dances and din
oers. Her wedding, which was house
affair. was attended by many proml-
nent Army people. After their honey
moon trip Captain and Mrs. Bingham
will make their home at Fort Porter,
near Buffalo.
The birthday of Miss Helen Judd
was celebrated on August q at the
Haleiwa Hotel, where she has been a
guest for the past year. The lanai
was tastefully decorated and a quin-
.et club PLAYED. Among the guests
present were Ex-Governor and Mrs.
George R. Carter, Misses Castle ~,
Misses Achilles (2), Mr.. and Mrs. }.
R. Gait. Mrs w. w. Goodale, Mrs. j.
NJ. Steel, Mrs. A. Haneberg, Mrs.
Fred Williams, Mrs. Mason Mitchell,
Misses Gait.
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick have re-
moved from their former home at
Emma Square to the Engleside. Their
Id home, formerly occupied by Mrs.
is being torn down to make
'oom for a new Priory building
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Judge and Mrs. Dole have returned
rom visit to the other islands. /:
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Ensign Cogswell of the South Da I,
.ota, and son of the late Admiral
jogswell, is i'll, and it is said he viii
,e sent to the mainland. II
Mrs. B. Griggs Holt, who arrived
will await the arrival of her husband :
tom the Coast, when both will con-
niue on to the Orient Mrs. Holt is ]
he guest of Mrs. J. S. Walker. II
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Mr.. r. de B. Layard, formerly Brit
III Consul at Honolulu, and now as
igned to a post in the Far East, ar :
wed last week from London and Is s
he guest Of Judge and Mrs. Stanley. !
lie leaves for Japan in the near future. !
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Mrs. George c. Perkins returned ON !
fonday on the Manchuria after visit :
0 Honolulu. Society is looking for i
fard to the marriage of her. daughter,