Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-09

the wedding service. congratulations
were received. Light refreshments
were served later In the afternoon. All
the officers wore service white uni.
forms, which gave q decided Navy ef.
feet. Early in the morning Father
Stephens OF the Roman Catholic
church performed ceremony which
made the young couple man and wife,
the groom being a devout Roman Cath.
ole. In case Mr.. Austin gets sub
marine duty In the Philippines Mrs.
Austin will join him before Christmas.
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Csptain Schroeder EntertAins.
The German Cruiser Arcona don
ned It's most attractive garb, and
babe a number Of society folk to ac-
cept the hospitality Of Captain
Schroeder, and his officers on Sunday
afternoon October the third. The
decorations were beautiful and most
original. The hosts gave the glad
hand" to the guests thus honored.
and were delighted with the hearty
welcome and the hospitality extend
ed them. Among those present were
Governor and Mrs. Frear, Admiral
Barry. U. s N. Captain Rees. U.
s. N, and Mrs. Rees. Captain F'itz-
herbert of the British Cruiser Bed
ford, Acting German Consul Rodiek,
the Italian Consul and Mrs. Schae
fer; other guests were Miss Schae-
fer, Mr.. ana Mrs. Gustav. Schaefer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultze. Mr.. and Mrs.
Du Roi, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Damn.
Judge and Mrs. Ballou. Mrs. Kopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagens, II. F. Witch
man, Captain ana Mrs. Berger.
Miss Schuppe. Mr.. and Mrs. Gusse-
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Constabei. DR..
and Mrs. Hoffman. Pastor and Mrs.
\ Felmy. Mr.. and Mrs. Glade, Miss
Patty and Mr.. and Mrs. Weight.
of'sesrs' Dinner at Young.
| A very beautiful dinner. was given
Monday evening In honor OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Joseph Eliot Austin by Mr.. Aus
tins brother. Onicers of the U. 8. 8.
South Dakota. The dinner was given
In the private dining room Of the
Young Hotel. The table decorations
were masses Of red and white carna-
tons. with hand.palnted place cards.
The health was drunk to the bride and
bridegroom aud many toasts we're
made. One OF the cleverest toasts was
made by Ensign Mcclure, and the
toast given to Mrs. Austin by Ensign
Murray was much enjoyed. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Miss Sara Lucas, MISS Alice Cooper,
Miss r. Cation; Miss Gemma Wad.
man. Miss Lee: Miss Genevieve Lang.
ton, Miss Hattie Lucas. Miss c. Lucas.
Miss Belle McCorriston, Miss Ella
Wight. Ensigns Austin. Murray. Bar.
ker. Mcclure. Clement, Van Hook.
Chapline. Dickman. Cogswell. Condit,,
Cox and Grieg.
A Pleasant Outing for the 0aicers
and the Men Of the German Cruiser.
Saturday afternoon October the
second, the German residents OF this
community gave a most delightful
entertainment In the form Of pic
mic for the oficers. and men Of the
Cruiser Arcona. At two o'clock.
fully three hundred people started
for the Peninsula. Upon the arrival
Of the guests at Pearl Harbor deli
cious refreshments were served. AZ
ter this most satisfactory repast, the
cruisers band, and an Hawaiian Or
chestra furnished music, for the par
lty to indulge in the amusement so
dear to the German-the dance,
Captain Schroeder and Mrs. Schultze
led the grand march. A most fell
citous afternoon which was fully ap-
preciated by our friends from the
Fatherland will not be forgotten.
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Miss Dorothy Woods Luncheon.
| A bevy Of young girls enjoyed the
hospitality Of Miss Dorothy Wood, at
u luncheon given at her home on
Thnrston avenue. The entertainment
was given In honor OF Miss Alice He
demann, whose engagement has been
recently announced to Mr.. Harold Cas-
tie. There were two tables decorated
In white and green. The place cards
had the Hawaiian coat Of arms EN-
bossed. and were tied with white and
green ribbon. Among those present
were the Misses Wood Alice Hede
mann. Mosher, Hatch. Gilman Marie
Ballentyre. Mcclellan. Beatrice Gas
tie. Rose Mcclellan, Alice Cooper. Har
riet Young Alice Spalding, Miss Tan
ner. Mrs. Edward Watson Miss Irmn
Rallentyne, Mrs. Alfred Castle. Mrs
Sam Baldwin. and others.
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Admiral 6arry's Luncheon.
II Admiral Barry entertained Sunday
at luncheon on board the U. s. s. Yves,
, Virginia. Roses were used profusely