Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-28

iuIlu anu tnt Guy. inciT HldTElutsC
took place last February at Mr.. Keel
er's studio. a most romantic little bun.
galow under the live oaks on the
Claremont hills, back Of Berkeley. The
wedding was very quiet one, few be.
ing there besides the brides mother
and brother and his family and some
near relatives of the groom's. Mr..
Ferry is a graduate of Yale and Stan
ford, has been connected with the Sc.
curity Bank of Oakland and the Met.
ropolis Trust Co.. and is now in bust.
ness for himself In San Francisco.
One Of the most enjoyable affair. Of
the week was the supper and dance
given by Miss Nora Swanzy last Sat
urday evening for forty young people
The Swanzy residence with its spac.
ious lanais and attractive dra wing
rooms is admirably adapted for enter.
tanning and was prettily decorated icr
the occasion with flowers and ferns.
After a delicious supper, served al
small tables, the rooms were cleared
for dancing. which was enjoyed until
a late hour by the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Judd, Mrs
Sam Baldwin, the Misses Harriet
Hatch. Alice Hedemann, Dorothy
Mosher, Jessie Kennedy, 1rma Ballen.
tyne, Dodie Ballentyne, Ethel Spa'd.
ing. Alice spalding, Dorothy Wood.
Harriet Young. Alice Cooper, Violet
Damon, Miss Blrney. Miss Harding,
Miss Dewey and the Messrs. G,.ch, list
Hatch, Philip Marvel, Stanley Ken.
nedy. Edmund Hcdemann, Sherwood
Lowrey, Fred Lowrey. Ferdinand lie.
demann, Alfred Cooper. Harold Castle.
Clifford Whitney. Kenneth Brown, Son.
ny Macfarlane. Lathrop Wilmington
Henry Meads. Douglas Damon, Rev.
Henry Judd and Eeuts. Burreli. Hous.
ton and Rogers.
Mackenzie Gordon and Miss Ethel
Egerton Coopc were married at the
home of the Brides mother, Mrs. Der.
tina Coope. In Leavcnworth street, yes.
tcrday afternoon. About a dozen
friends OF the young couple were pres.
Cnt and the service was read by Rev.
George G. Adams. The bride was Civ.
en- away by her grandfather, +. W.
Billing. There were no attendants
Call
Ray Jones, chief clerk of the Moana
hotel, left on the Manchuria ycsier.
day on. a four months leave OF alb
sence which will be spent in Chicago
and Denver and San Francisco. He
was given big sendoff by crowd of
friends.
A charming family dinner was given
at the Young hotel Monday evening
which included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Won Eolt and their five children. the
occasion being a birthday celebration.
Mrs. Won Holt is leaving soon Cor Bos
ton to place her daughter Mary in
boarding. school there.
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Miss Jessie Kennedy mads an at
tractive hostess at little dinner ahich
she gave last Wednesday evening rpr
the younger social set, at her thurs
ton avenue home.
DIR. William p. Wcssclholft of De.
ton, died at York Harbor, Maine. We'd.
nesday in his scventy.fourth year. He
was brotherin-law of the late Col.
w. F. Allen and Miss Mary Allen, now
in Honolulu. and paid several visits 10
Col Allen here.
Miss Anna NJ. Paris left on the
Mauna Loa on Tuesday for few
weeks, visit with friends at Roma. She
will sail the first of October for Cal
iforniaa add will spend some weeks
visiting friends In the East
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Governor CleghOrn was the host last
Saturday at an informal luncheon at
the Pacific Club for the following
guests. Professor Deninc Mr. +