The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

Mrs. White s gown was of pink chiffon,
woven with steel beads, while Mrs
Chickering wore an elaborate gown OF
rose pink chiffon over pink satin. Each
carried American Beauty roses.
The bride, who entered with her
father. wore an elaborate gown Of
white satin with a princesse lace robe
draped over it, The neck was finished
with duchess lace Orange blossoms
held the long veil in place. The bridal
bouquet was Of orchids and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Charles Houghton, mother of the
bride, was gowned in heavy white
silk. trimmed with rose point.
Philip Hall attended his brother as
best man. Thornton White, Ben Reed,
Shirley Houghton and Harry CHECKER
ing completed the bridal party.
Mr.. Hall and his bride will sail next
Tuesday for Honolulu, where they are
to reside. He is the son of a promi-
nent Island family, but is exceedingly
popular here, where he attended the
State University. He later attended
Harvard University. Mr.. Hall is a
member of the Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity.
His bride is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Houghton, and is
one of the most genuinely popular girls
in the exclusive set here.
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The members of the Ladies' Guild of
st. Clement s wish to announce that
owing to the inelement weather on Sat
urday, keeping people away from the
doll and candy sale that they are hold
ing in the store of J. Hopp & Co.
on King street, that they have left Il
limited number of beautiful fully
dressed dolls which they will still have
on sale at the same place tomorrow
morning from Q until IL O'Clock. The
candy booth will also be kept open.
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The wives of the members Of the
Consular Corps, the army and navy
ladies and all of those prominent on the
social calendar turned out Thursday at
the flag raising of the Admiral's pen
nant at the naval station and rendered
their best wishes to Admiral and Mrs.
Corwin P Rees.
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Mrs. Long, the wife of Major Long
of the Fifth Cavalry, left unexpectedly
on the Mongolia for San Francisco.
She will bring back with her, for an
indefinite visit, her mother, the widow
of Admiral Barclay of the Navy.
DR.. and Mrs. McCallum of Schofeld
Barracks will depart on the March
transport, as the Doctor has been order
ad m %ho
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Colonel Fl. S. Harris, chief surgeon OF
this department, who has been the
guest of Major and Mrs. Wadhams al
Fort Shafter, viii leave on the trans
port Thomas.
Mrs. Lewis, wife of Lieutenant
Lewis, Mrs. Hunter, wife of Colonel
Hunter, Mrs. Walcutt, wife of Captain
Walcutt, Mrs. Winnia, wife of Lieuten
ant Winnia, and Mrs. Sterret, formed a
merry party of army ladies who spent
several days in town doing their Christ
mas shopping.
The following ladies, the list OF
whom was restricted to those who had
! travelled in Japan and to the wives of
the officers and the trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce, will accompany
the Japanese Honorary Commercial
commissioners on their trip tomorrow
Mesdames F. M. Swanzy, George R
Carter, c. Hedemann, Ralph G. E. Fors
ter, Corwin P. Rees, F. A. Mott Smith
W. W. Goodale, Gerritt P. Wilder. John
Waterhouse, James F. Morgan, J. P
Cooke, E. F. Bishop, j. D. Dole, A
Gartlev, r. Ivers, J. A. Kennedy r