The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-06
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THEWEEK|

dale and Miss Helen Sidney Smith
from trip abroad and some months |
spent in the East
The engagement has brought a |
shower of felicitations for Miss Ber-
tina has enjoyed charming niche all |
her own among her large circle of |
friends. Her gracious manners and
genial disposition have won for her
many warm admirers. Captain Pills |
bury is considered one of the clever
men of the engineer branch of the SER
vice. He is a West Point graduate !
and belongs to prominent Massachu- !
sets family. While no date has been
mentioned for the wedding, it is said
ii will take place before the summer.
Mrs Lonsdale, the elder of the three
sisters, is the widow of Lieutenant
Philip Lonsdale of the navy, whose
tragic and heroic ending at Samoa
caused such shock in and out of ma
val circles several years ago.-S. F. !
Examiner, January H.
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A very pretty wedding took place in
St. Andrews Cathedral at high noon
Wednesday when Miss Aieen Simp-
son and Lewis H. Underwood were
married by the Rec DR.. Bliss The
church was tastefully decorated with
maidenhair ferns and palms and the
bright sunlight filtering through the
stained glass windows gave a pretty
coloring to the scene.
The bride was gowned in white dot
ted net over white satin and the
bridesmaid, Miss Constance Simpson
and Miss Belle McCorriston, wore pink
silk and wolfe over taffeta Mr.. Her.
bert Simpson was best man and Mr.
Charles Simpson gave the bride away.
Miss Taylor played the wedding
March from 'Lohengrin" on the organ
for the prelude and Memberships
wedding march at the close of the GER
emony. Mr. Underwood is connected
with the firm of Levers & Cooke and
both he and the bride are very popular
among the younger set of Honolulu
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Kilohana Art League society, Homo
lulu society and visiting society are
looking forward to the twenty-third
as the date upon which all will en-
joy attending perhaps the most inter
esting performance given at the Opera
House for many long time.
First the audience will be taken back
to the old colonial days of George
Washington's youth. The time when
the love of the old country was be-
ing supplanted by the devotion to the
new.
The crisis in George WashingUon's
life on his eleventh birthday when
his half brother Lawrence Washing
ton, an officer in the navy of King
George, tried his best to get the lad
to leave Virginia.
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This is Tag Day, the first one for
Honolulu. 1t is for the benefit of a
pure milk supply for the babies of the !
poor. Following is the list of chap
erones and tagging girls:
Chaperones Mrs. Lewton-Braip, /
Mrs Royal D. Mead, Mrs. w. l.. Whit
ney, Mrs E. Watson, Mrs. Fred Mac
farlane, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs. LAM, |
Mrs Geo, Rodiek, Mrs. Carl Du Roi, |
Mrs. J. R. Gait, Mrs. Herman Schultze. !
Mrs Fred Bush, Mrs. c. NJ V. Fors-
ter, Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mrs. Arthur
Berg, Mrs. E. D .Tenney, Mrs. Laura |
Wright, Mrs. Chas Atherton, Mrs. j.
p. Cooke, Miss Grace Cooke, Mrs. f. }. f,
Patterson, Mrs w. A. Love. Mrs. A. !
N. Campbell, Mrs. r. Reidford, Mrs. /
F. e. Richardson, Mrs p. f. Frear, |,
Mrs. AlonZo Gartley, Mrs. Lansing, !
Mrs. Louis Abrams, Mrs Captain ,
Soule, Mrs. H. H. Williams, Mrs. Ar |
thur Wall, Mrs. Mamie Phillips, Miss
Belle Weight, Mrs. j. w. Jones, Miss /
Lawrence. Miss Sarah Smith, Mrs. f. |
&. Atherton, Mrs. Clarence Cooke. !
Mrs. y. X. Myers, Mrs w. L. Moore.
Mrs. c. M. Cooke Jr., Mrs. H. M. Won |
Holt Mrs. John Lucas, Mrs. &. w. X.
King, Mrs. A. Haneberg, Mrs. e. j. !
Lord, Mrs. c. j. Campbell, Mrs. Focke,
Mrs. A. E. Murphy, Mrs. Gerrit Will
der, Mrs. G. j. Hutchins, Mrs. A. q. |
Halves Jr., Mrs r. Foster Mrs. J. A. |
Gilman, Mrs. Walter Hoffmann, Mrs. |
Frank Blake, Mrs. M. Grinbaum, Mrs |
Victor Collins, Mrs. H. A. Robertson, !
Mrs. Walter Leeds, Mrs. r. w. Church, |
Mrs Fred Damon, Mrs. Herman Hen
drick, Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, Mrs. A. f. !
Griffiths, Mrs. Riggs, Mrs Sayres, Mrs. |
Gignoux, Miss Esther Goo, Mrs. john
son, Mrs Maud Taylor, Mrs. Mary
Belts, Misses Clarke, Arthur, Austin |
and Foster, Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett, Mrs. (
= Eben Low, Mrs. c. S. Wight, Mrs U. |
c. Swain, Mrs. Marston Campbell, |
Misses Sheldon and Howatt, Mrs. e. !
G. Keen, Mrs. w. L. Emory, Mrs e. !
A. Dowsett, Mrs. S. c. Jones, Mrs A.
Fuller, Mrs. L. A. Thurston, Mrs. w. |
w. Hall, Mrs. l. NJ Cox, Miss Whit |
ford Miss Claiche Mice pOna ATrs 4, !