The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-16
Society
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in sunny Spain and quaint Japan by
the eminent artist, Theodore Wores,
will be held at the Hahn gallery, 1919
Broadway, Oakland, from April 6 to
16, inclusive. Mr.. Wores was one OF
the first artists to revive interest in
old gardens and his studies of Japan
brought him quick recognition in the
old-world art centers. From Mr.
Wores Spanish studies one can form
an idea of the glories that departed
from Spain with the Moors. Besides
interesting views of the Alhambra
there are to be seen exquisite studies
of the Generalife, the ancient sum-
mer palace of the Moorish kings.
There are views of Honolulu and the
Pacific islands and the most interest
ing spots of California. Mr.. Wores
is also exhibiting some of his we'll
known portraits of society women,
and there is a particularly stunning
one on view of Mrs Truxton Beale--
S. F. Bulletin
Mr.. and Mrs F. Klamp are serious
ly considering giving up housekeep-
ing this summer and engaging apart
ments at the Moana Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster Out
ton have returned from Coronado and
are again stopping at the Fairmont.-
s. F. Bulletin.
No army bride ever had more at
tractive wedding than did Miss Heu-
rietta Won Schrader, who became the !
bride of Lieutenant Prentiss Bassett,
U. S. N.,yesterday afternoon, at the !
home of her parents, Lieutenant Col
onel Frederick Won Schrader, U. y.
A., and Mrs. Won Schrader. Thus
both branches of the service were
united with fitting display of regi-
Promptly at 4 o'clock Archbishop
Dennis O'Connell performed the cere-
nony according to the rites of the
Roman Catholic Church. The bride,
who was radiant in a superb creation
If duchesse satin and an exquisite
,oint lace veil, was attended by Miss
ellen Barry and Miss Lutte Collier.
They wore white satin and black pic
ure hats. Paymaster Aud, U. s.
n, officiated in the capacity of best
nan for the groom. After the cere-
nony the gathering assumed the ma
ure of a reception, the spring gowns
md gay uniforms making a pretty
picture.
Among some of those who were
present at this most picturesque we'd
ing were Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Cen
raj and Mrs. Barry, the Misses Col
Ter, Colonel and Mrs. Pfister, Miss l
'ffster, Mrs. Henry Ferguson, Mr..
nd Mrs. Germaine Vincent, Mrs. [
Weston, Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Ber- 1
y, Miss Berry, Miss Winnifre1
Tears, Captain and Mrs. Rethers and
Iiss Wenzelburger. t
Miss Pfister, who is one of the most t
opular bellies at the Preside, was o
congratulated on capturing the brides '
ouquet.-S. F. Bulletin. +
Captain Stewart of the Thirteenth h
avalry, accompanied by his wife and g
departed on Tuesday for is
Ianila. o
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. M. Mist, who W
ave been guests of the Seaside Ho- d
i, Waikiki, have completed plans II
r an extended trip, leaving Homo u
lu for the United States, and via u
anada to Europe, and returning af- W
r six months abroad via Colombo p'
i'd the Orient. They expect to II
ave on the twenty sixth of this M
onth. V
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Tonight the monster hall will be
Id at the Post hall, Schofield Bar n
cks, Leilehua, when hundreds of ~
tests will go down by special train Vi
aving Honolulu at $50, while a VI
eat many will motor down by &c
oonlight This dance given by the 10
commissioned officers promises "a
be a most elaborate affair. g
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