The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-05
ALEVENTSOF THEWEEK|

bride will belong, while the ices were
i'm the form of slippers tied with yell
low satin bows. The place cards were
attached to favors which caused great
merriment, being small dolls dressed
in the most up-to-date of sheath
gowns of white satin, long court trains
and tulle wells. Beside the guest of
honor were Miss Phelps, the maid of
honor; Miss Knox, who is to be
bridesmaid; Miss Carrie Murray, Miss
Dorothy Williams, Miss Harriet Hatch,
Miss Aleshire, and Miss Annie Irwin,
Sadie Murray and Miss Katherine Cla-
baugh.
Major Gen, and Mrs. Charles F.
Humphrey, U. S. A, who have decided
upon Washington as their winter
home, have taken 1920 Eighteenth
street for their residence. Miss Hum
phrey and Miss Helen Humphrey, who
have been in Washington very little
during the past two years. are now
here with their parents. Capt. Evan
H. Humphrey, Q. M. Dept, who has
been ordered to Washington for duty,
will join the family early in Decem-
ber.-Army and Navy Journal.
& & &
Invitations are out to the wedding
of Miss Ethelinda Schaefer and AL
fred Lowrey Castle which will take
place at st. Andrews Cathedral on
Tuesday evening at o'clock. The
bride is handsome, charming and clev-
err and the groom, while newly adj
mitted to practice in the local bar has
already won his spurs by obtaining a
decision before the Supreme Court in
a case in which far more experienced
attorneys were opposed to him. Both
are favorites in local society and will
make a most welcome addition to the
young married set of the city, thus
increasing a circle for which Homo
lulu has long been noted.
3 & &
Numerous cablegrams of congratula-
ton will leave this city on Monday
morning bearing good wishes to J.
Hastings Rowland and Miss Allie May
Hoitt, who will be welded in the fam
GUS Ruggles Street Church in Rox-
bury, Mass, at o'clock in the after
noon. Mr.. Rowland spent many years
in this city, being the second in charge
of the Department of Public Works
under the Carter regime and being
prominent in lodge and club circles.
He is gifted with a magnificent bass
voice, which was heard to advantage
many times in this city both on the
stage and in the choir of the Central
Union Church. His bride is also gift
ed in this line. being a contralto sing
err of very high reputation even in
Boston, the musical center of the
United States. 1t is to be hoped that
from the newly married couple before
long and musical circles in particular
will welcome them.
Miss Leontine Hartnagle, the sister
of Mrs. Clinton c. G. Ballentyne, will
be married to DR.. Finlay on December
s at her brothers home in Seattle.
Miss Hartnagle visited her sister here
for about year.
The Memorial Service of the local
lodge of Elks, which will be held in
the Opera House tomorrow afternoon,
will collect a very large gathering OF
Ellls and also of others who appre-
ciate the beauty of this ceremony
which is held annually. The Elks are
known as a lodge of good fellows who
enjoy their fraternal life more openly
than most societies and the true mean
ing of their teachings is seldom seen
except by the members themselves.
At their memorial service alone it is
seen in public.
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The wedding of Miss Julie Damon
and Mr.. Harold Giffard, both very
wellknown members of local society
circles took place last Saturday even
ing at the residence of the brides
brother on Thurston avenue. There
were but few invited to witness the
ceremony outside of the relatives OF
the bride and groom, the service be-
ing read by Rev. Doremus Scudder.
Miss Vera Damon, cousin OF the
bride, acted as the maid of honor and
the bridegroom was attended by Mr..
Eugene Campbell. The house was
very prettily decorated in green and
white and Mr.. Giffard in his new help
mate received one of the handsomest
brides of the season.
8 & 8
Mrs. F. M. Wakefield, of Hilo, was
among those to return from the Coast
by the Alameda yesterday All Homo
lulu people deeply sympathize with
her in~her recent bereavement.
& & 8
Miss Helen X. Wilder returned from
a long stay on the Coast by the Ala
media yesterday. We still look or
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