The Hawaiian star., 1910-01-08


hoff took her so far way. Mrs. Castle
is also the niece of Ex-Governor John
s Long of Massachusetts,. who was
Secretary of the Navy at the time OF
the Spanish-American war. She has
many friends who extend to her
cordial greeting whenever she comes
to the city.-Chronicle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Schaefer en-
,tertained with pretty dinner on Thurs
day evening at which covers were laid
for six.
A large bowl of red carnations
graeed the table as a centerpiece.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Dougherty, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Damon.
Interest in menus for midnight
supper is almost universal, and for the
edification of those who would like to
know what the smart set considers
good in\ that line, here is one that
may be taken as irreprochable from
the point of view of San Francisco's
Four Hundred:
olives Pecans Celery
Fresh Scallops Voitaire
Breast of Chicken with Mushrooms
Hearts of Lettuce, Cream Dressing
Fancy Ices Fancy Cakes
Bonbons Coffee
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Miss H. A. Isenberg left for a trip
to Maui yesterday, to be gone about a
fortnight.
At high noon on Tuesday, Saint An
drews' Cathedral was the scene of a
very pretty wedding which was mark
ed by simplicity, when Miss Elsa
Schaefer became the bride of Mr.. John
Waldron.
The church was filled to the doors
with the numerous friends and families
of the popular couple, and the entire
edifice was beautifully and prorusely
decorated with greens, white astors.'
and Gala lilies, making a symphony
in white and green which was most
pleasing.
On the stroke of twelve the lovely
bride upon the arm of her father en-
tered preceded by four petite flower
maidens dressed in pure white with
large pale blue bows in their hair, who
scattered pinks from artistic baskets
on their arms.
The bride wore a simple white lin
gerie frock and carried a handsome
shower bouquet of white orchids. She
was attended by her sister, Miss Pau
line Schaefer, as maid of honor, who
wore a white gown with blue sash and
large blue hat to match. She car
ried boquet of delicate pinks.
The groom was attended by Mr. Sin
clair as best man, and the ushers were
Messrs. Frank Armstrong, August
Schaefer, Gustave Schaefer and Mr..
Frazer.
After the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Reverend Mr. Simpson
soft organ prelude "Oh Promise Me"
by Miss Taylor was played after which
Mendelssohn's Wedding March burst
forth.
The bridal party repaired by motor
to Rosebank, the home of the brides
parents for delicious wedding break
fast, only the immediate family and
bridal party being present
The breakfast was served on a table
made beautiful with vases and baskets
Of pink roses and smilax which, COM
bined with yards of pink tulle made
a pretty setting for the huge
brides cake adorning the center The
house throughout was profusely de-
corated with palms, each room repre-
senting veritable bower of pink
roses.
The cake contained three tokens in
the form of a ring, a thimble and
ten cent piece, the former of which
was won by Miss Dorothy Waldron.
After many congratulations and
wishes Of good will and Godspeed, the
bride and groom departed by motor
to the Castle place on Tantalus for
their honeymoon.
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On the eighteenth Of this month in
vitations will be issued for a very Ella
borate stag dinner at which DR., Bruce
McV. Mackall will preside as host
The dining room of the Courtland
Hotel will be decorated for the event
and the dinner will be served in semi
luau style, the guests including only
the Mayor, the Board of Supervisors,