The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-28

will be her sisters matron of honor.
and little Maria Ealaud will act as
flower girl Mrs. Sherman Stow viii
give her daughter into the groom 5
keeping. The bride gown Is of ex-
aUisitelv embroidered sheer India mus
lin and lace and she will wear the
conventional veil. The marion of
honor will wear an embroidered lin
eerie costume. and Mrs. Stow 5 gown
Is an imported creation Of silver gray
duehesse satin.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast and reception viii follow at the
Grand Hotel. and later the Young con-
ple will depar5 on a months honey
moon trip through Japan before sail
INC for Manila, where their future
home win he.
Mrs. Sherman Stow and Mrs EaIand
viii spend several months in kioto and
later will tour Japan and China In
the spring they viii visit Manila.
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News Letter.-Three engagements
are credited to this week. and all of
them are down on the naval register.
Miss Lalla Wenzelburger has been won
bv Lieutenant Shea of the revenue ser,
vice. Miss Georgiana Potts. daughter
of Commodore Potts. Of Mare Island,
has announced her engagement to Pay
master Everett Morsell, Of the York
town. Miss Frances Bridges, who
makes her home in Los Angeles, with
her mother. Mrs +. c. Hickman, but IS
enpally well-known in San Francisco,
is To marry Pavmaster Arthur Brown,
nephew of Captain Coltman, so pop
Mar in San Francisco society.
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News Letter.-Miss Alice Macfar
lane was the guest of honor at hand
somelv appointed dinner given by Mr..
! and Mrs. Henry Dutton IN the south
side of the Laurel Court of the Fair
mont Hotel, Monday evening. Sixteen
gnests assembled around the beautifully
, decorated round table.
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Chroniele.-Miss Maud Wilson will
| be hostess at a luncheon and theater
party today in honor of Miss Nina
j Jones of Santa Barbara, who is visiting
| here from her home in the south.
| Chronicle-M and Mrs. Henry Dut-
| ton entertained at dinner for Miss Alice
| Macfarlane of Honolulu, who has been
| the recipient OF much social attention
| since her arrival few months ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Dutton S guests on this ocea-
| sion were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Dean,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington Ames. Mr..
and Mrs. George Newhail, Mrs. Willard
Brown, and Miss Enid Gregg.
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| ChrOnicle.-Mrs. Uriel Sebree, wife of
/ the commander-in- chief of the Pacific
/ feet, returned yesterday on the Man
| churia from Honolulu, where she visited
! during the stay there of the eight big
cruisers that her husband is now put
/ ting through their PAGES in the Far
| East. She will remain here for week,
guest at the Fairmont.. She viii then
| join her father, Colonel Bridgman, at
Coronado. and remain with him until
| February, when she will return here to
| meet Admiral Sebree.
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Call.-The wedding yesterday of Miss
Elizabeth Simpson and Lieut.. Harold S.
| Naylor, Z. s. A, took place in New
London, Conn, at the home of the
bride s sister, Mrs. Valentine Chappell,
but the friends of the young couple in
! this city sent many congratulatory tele
i grams. The bride was given in mar
riage by her father, Col. William A.
Simpson, who will return shortly to his
duty in this city. Lieutenant Naylor
and his bride will enjoy a leisurely tour
of the East before their return next
month to the Preside.
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Chronicle-Miss Elsie Consmiller. the
charming debutante niece of Mrs. John
d. Spreckels, is at present the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gibson at their
home on Broadway. Much entertaining
will be done for Miss Consmiller by her
cousins, Mrs. Harry Holbrook and Mrs.
| Alexander Hamilton, who plan to give
her a gay winter. The John D. Spreck-
els mansion will be thrown open for
ball in her honor during the holiday
season. Miss Consmiller will not re-
turn to her home in Brookline until
February.
Chronicle.--Mrs. Milo Potter and Miss
Nina Jones of Santa Barbara were Mrs.
c. 0. Alexander s guests at the St.
Francis musical Art Society concert on
Thursday evening.
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Commander Albert Gleaves of the
/ cruiser st. Louis has been designated
as naval aid to Assistant Secretary
Winthrop. succeeding Rear,Admiral
John Hubbard, who was recently APP
pointed to command the third squadron
of the Pacific fleet.
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| Mason F. Prosser, who left for the
mainland on the sixth Of this month,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
his parents in Englewood. New Jersey.