Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30
important affiliations at this ports.
f. Post, Oct. 10.
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vlcE.PREsiDENT's SON
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man. son of the vice-President and
Mrs. James Schoolcraf; Sherman, and
Miss Eleanor Millar. daughter, OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Millar. an
heiress. were married at Calvary Epis.
copal Church here this evening at
o'clock in the presence Of brilliant
end fashionable gathering. The cere-
mony was performed by the rector, the
Rev. +. II. Coley. ...-.t
The maid Of honor was Miss Ger ]
trude Millar, n sister of the bride. and |
! the bridesmaids were Miss Florence
Comstock and Miss Margaret Grouse
Of Utica. Miss Isabella Mott OF Hamil.
ton and Miss Katherine ID. Upham of
Claremont, N. II. Mr.. Shermans at
tendant was George II. Sicard OF Buff
falo his clasgmate at Hamilton Col.
| lege. The usl.ers were John d White,
Hubert ID. Ker,an. Russell II. Bren.
nan, Edward f. Cokingham and Mer.
win X. Hart of Utica. Edward w. Root
of Clinton, Frederick G. Baaian of
Dansville and Harley L. Stowell of
New York.
During the past week number of
dinners and luncheons were given in
honor OF the couple. At one given at
the home Of Mrs. Babcock. Mr.. Sher-
mans grandmother, checks for $1,000
were given the bridegroom, his two
brothers and his cousin. Sheriff. Bah
cock. Young Mr.. Shermans bride was
given an old Swiss watch, once won
by Mrs. Babcock's mother.
Mr.. Sherman is president OF the Con.
solidated Water Company here. He
was one time Instructor in matAamat.
les at Hamilton College. Until recent
ly he was secretary to Collector Loeb
at the Port OF Nav York.
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Miss Elizabeth Leslie Wight who
has been the guest of her grandma
ther. Mrs. Elizabeth Kinau Wilder at
"Esbank" for the past year, leaves
In the Alameda for Christina, Nor
way, where she will be married on
her arrival to Herr All. Thorwald
: Hurum, head of the Scandinavian To-
Z bacco Trust at Lanyard, Chistinia.
Owing to the deep mourning OF the
family. the wedding will be very
quiet. taking place at the American
Consulate. The engagement Is one
of several years standing. the young
people having met In Berlin where
both were students. Mr.. Hurum is
both a musician and composer:
several years ago there was musi-
| cal competition at the Royal Aca-
deny in Berlin; out OF the three
I thousand students, Mr.. Hurum was
one OF the five to have his compost
| tion accepted; he only had these COM
: positions printed In order that his
father could see them before he pass
, ed away. After taking his degree at
, the Hochschuler he will enter me
. Diplomatic Corps. The Hurum home.
I on Josephine Glade, Is one of the
: most beautiful places In Christina
: occupying block In the heart OF
!. the city. Miss Wight IL a girl OF
versatile nature. she inherits, from
her Grandmother Wilder, q charm OF
conversation that is most pleasing.
In her four years abroad she has
/ Travelled in nearly every country,
meeting many delightful people, and
having many interesting experiences
: One summer In Norway. while walk
Ing In the woods near 'Voxen Kol-
len," she met and conversed with
the King and Queen of Norway
the Queen OF England and the Gar
ina Of Russia, and had the honor OF
taking their photographs. Her year
at home has been both delightful and
profitable. hayin gaccepted the posi-
ton of "HigheI English Teacher In
the Normal School for a few months
and during that time revised this
English course for the Senior class
This gifted young girl has been bus,
the last few months on her grand
mothers book Memoirs OF Elizabeth
Kinau Wilder" which 10 now In tn,
Press. The favored few, who have
enjoyed the prof copies, say It Is tn,
most Interesting, and charming worl
protraying the old Hawaiian Days
1t is in the form Of narrative. ant
several political letters of the Jud,
family will appear in print. for tn.
first time. For the present 1t will
not he on sale, but strictly cir
book Among Miss Wight's wedding
gifts. is beautiful painting of Ha
waiian scenery, a gift from the al