The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-30

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I've Manoa Heights, Makiki. "
" Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani "
" Park, Kaimuki and Palolo. V
M ednesdays-Nuuanu, Puunui and "
V Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu "
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The Marcel Cerfs who passed through
, Honolulu on the Mongolia and were
guests of Col. Samuel Parker and others
during their brief stay, are spoken of
in the Washington Star as follows: The
marriage of Miss Katherine Martin,
who formerly lived here with her grand
mother, and the daughter of Mrs. John
Dahlgren, to Mr.. Marcel Cert, took
place very happily and quietly recently
in San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs Cert
sailed on the Mongolia with the inten-
tion of passing the summer in the ORR
ent, but they will make their home in
California The ceremony was perform
! ed at noon and the couple departed in
the afternoon for the extended voyage.
The brides mother was Mrs. Henry
Mclean Martin before her second mar
riage and a famous beauty. Mrs. Cert
is tall and fair, with distinctive style
that has attracted admiring comment,
and is always extremely well gowned.
She is granddaughter of the late Mrs.
Cotton of this city and a sister of
Mrs. Francis Grace of New York. Only
relatives attended the pretty service at
the Swedenborgian church, and the
bride was gowned in blue cloth, severe
ly tailored, with a hat to match. Mr..
Marcel Cert is a prominent lawyer and
wealthy man. 1t is said that the
acquaintance which eliminated in the
wedding was begun while Mr.. Cert was
associated with the legal advisers of
the Martin family in recent. legal
troubles connected with the Cotton es-
tate in this city and elsewhere.
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Miss Locke Is lectures for June will
be. Psychology, VIM. James, Tuesday
evenings 1880 O'Clock and Art ON
Thursday afternoons $3.50 o'clock on
Tintoretto, Raphael and Michelangelo.
At the residence of Mr.. J. M. Dowsett,
Punahou.
Mrs. James Wilder gave dance last
evening which was enjoyed by many
of her friends.
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The Diamond Head Athletic Associa-
tion~ will celebrate the fourth ami
NCiodIN VI ltS cAloJcHCc uCAL SATURDAY
evening by giving a dance at the Young
Hotel. The invitations will be issued
during the week.
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Walter Dillingham; is home again
| from Washington where he went on
| business. He was entertained much
during his trip.
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Manoa valley continues to be an at.
| tractive suburb to those who wish to
| establish homes away from the city
| proper Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Forster
have a lot on which they will build
in a short time. The Clarence Olsons
will build shortly in College Hills; the
| Frank Dillinghams are now occupying
one of the Blackman cottages, ani
possibly the Gurreys will build near th'
Cooper mansion.
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Mrs. Fl. l.. Benham of Cincinnati i
being entertained by her cousin, Mrs
w. w. Hall.