The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-02

well known IN ltllO, Oldd anu Llt ia
makua districts, has taken unto him
self wife, the wedding being des-
cribed in the Forfar Herald of Nov
ember 20 as follows;
"A pretty winter wedding took place
i'm the West L. F. Church on Satur-
day afternoon, Nov. IA, the contract
ing parties being Mr.. Diabhidh Mac
kenzie, of Yokohama, Japan, and Miss
Myrtle Gray daughter of the late Mr.
James Scott Gray. solicitor Hilloank'
Forfar. There was a large attendance
of relatives and friends, and Treasurer
I,owson and Mr.. Robert Graham Pit
reuchie acted as ushers. The Rev. A.
]. Gossip, M. A., was the ofticiatlng
clergyman, and Mr.. James Stewart
Monifeth, was groomsman; while MISS
Ina and Miss Lal Gray, sisters OF the
bride. acted as bridesmaids The bride
who was given away by her uncle Mr.
Alexander Hay, solicitor Ara OCT
looked sweet in an exquisite gown OF
Brussels lace, and her veil, which was
also of handsome Brussels lace, hung
from a coronet of orange blossoms.
She wore a beautiful pendant, ana
carried bouquet composed OF myrtle
and orange blossom. The bridesmaids
were attired in cream costumes, and
their hats were white, trimmed with
tangerine streamers Miss Gray wa
very daintily attired in a gown OF
black lace, relieved by a yoke and
sleeves of cream lace
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Mr. H. r. Berry, said to be the fin
ancial hacker of the new automatic
telephone company, leaves for the
Coast by the China today. He has
been staying at the Moana for the past
few weeks and has entertained on
quite a large scale.
Among the arrivals from the Coast
by the Alameda was Miss Edna Lloyd,
whose bright face has not been seen
in this city for many months. Miss
Lloyd has been visiting with friends
in San Francisco and Oakland for
nearly a year and was about to re-
turn to this city when delayed by Sc
rious illness. She recovered enough
to make the trip, however, and with
the warmer climate will soon be her.
self again.
Mrs. Kate Harker, of New York, is
ono IF tho rocapt NToono o,,nef. bo
ing an arrival by the Korea.
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Mr.. Harry Armitage and his wife
returned from the Coast on the Korea
after several weeks stay, during
which Mr.. Armitage accumulated one
of the fashionable green hats which
are all the rage at present. 1t has
not yet appeared for the edification
of Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Lord of Port
land, Ore, are visitors in this city
They are here to see their son, Mr..
NJ Lord. who has been with the Waia-
lua plantation for several years in a
position of responsibility. Mr.. Lord
is one of Oregons most prominent
citizens and the services which he has
rendered his state would have been
rewarded by the position of United
States senator had he cared to ac-
cept it.
Dr. F. l.. Miner and daughter have
returned for a visit which will keep
them here all winter. Miss Miner is
one of the prettiest young girls VINO
has been seen here for MANY a day
and attracted a great deal of atten-
ton at the Moana dance.
8 8 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur M. Brown re-
turned from San Francisco on the Ko-
rea, after a short trip.
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One of the pleasant New Year gath
erings was at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Sabin, of this city. Be-
sides celebrating the New Year they
also celebrated the tenth anniversary
of their marriage and during the day
were the recipients of calls from many
of their friends who knew of the oc-
casion
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The wedding of Miss Florence Bat
terson and Mr.. David Dowsett, which
took place last Saturday, was a great
surprise to their friends. Mrs. Dow
sett is an unusually pretty brunette
and is as accomplished as clever She
is a graduate of Smith College and has
been occupying a position as teacher
at the Normal School for the past few
months. The bridal couple left for
Haleiwa Immediately after the we'd
ding and have spent their honeymoon
at that pretty resort.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. WhItehouse and
family have come to this city for a
short visit and are at the Moana.
VI.