The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-25


evening, Directly after the wedding
large reception was given at the
Gosling home. The bride was becom-
lngly atti1ed in ivory peau de crepe
over satin, and she carried roses and
ferns. Many beautiful presents were
received, and the happy couple have
received many hearty Congratulations.
DELICIOUS refreshments were served
from small tables, the bridal party of
ten being together at circular table
After November the first, Mr.. and
Mrs. Costing will be at home at 1884
King street.
Among the guests at the reception
We're Rev. A. A. Ebersole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gosllng, Mr.. and Mrs. Grieg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs. Finney, Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
terson, Misses Annie and Evelyn Cos
ling, Jean Hill, Elizabeth and Nellie
Gosling,- Margaret Todd. Agnes Mon
roe, Mona Herd, Jenny Morris;
Messrs. Percy Bull, Rider Olson. Hae
old Nicholson, Fred Costing, Frank
Anderson, Bert Hilton, John Ill., Eu-
gene Judd, George Crozier. Thomas
Cullen and Fred Petersono.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Parmelee and
Capt. and Mrs. William W. Low were
luncheon guests of Major and Mrs.
Fred " Foster at their home at Scho-
field Barracks on Friday, September Is
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Mrs. Gray and Miss Eva Gray. who
have been guests at the Moana, depart
ed by the Sierra on Wednesday for
their home n Los Angeles. During
their stay in Honolulu, the Grays made
many friends who are 10th to see
them go.
The announcement was mace recent
ly in San Mateo, California. of the en-
gagement Of Miss Florence Blanche Nc
Lean of San Mateo to Mr.. Nelson Ian
sing of Honolulu.
Miss Mclean is an attractive girl,
not only very pretty, but accomplish
ed. and since her debut a year ago has
been most popular among the younger
set of San Mateo.
Mr. Lansing is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Lansing, well-known ka-
maainas Of this city.
Miss Mclean met her fance last
winter while she and her aunt. Mrs.
Phelps, We're on their way to the Orient.
The wedding viii probably take place
in the early spring, and society will be
glad to welcome such an attractive girl
to its midst
Mrs. T. J. King and Mrs Charles
Foster Of Honolulu were luncheon
guests OF Captain and Mrs. Waleutt.
Jr., al Schofield Barracks on Thursday.
Decorations were most prettily placed.
being Of pink and white cosmos.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes former
" of Honolulu, are with Mrs. Rhodes
sister in Haywards. California.
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/ Mrs. Charles T. Morse entertained
the Sehofeld Barracks bridge club on
Wednesday.
Another September wedding of in
terest to Honolulu people is that of
Mrs. Marion {. Crook and Mr.. $.
MoIyneux Worthington. Mrs. Crook
was one of Honolulu 5 sweetest singers,
and went TO San Francisco about two
years ago to study under Mr.. Worth
ington. with the ultimate intention of
SpliiS pI tIE ttCiiLit ot'tSt' HAt w
creed otherwise, however for Mr..
Worthington persuaded her to give up
that idea. and several months ago they
surprised their friends by the announce
ment of their engagement.
The wedding took place in San Fran
cisco on September the tenth. The
ceremony was performed in the First
PRESBYTERIAN church at three clock
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officiating minister Miss Bella Mulch
was the maid Of honor, and the groom
was supported by Mr.. Wallace Sabin,
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the Nottingham apartments on
California street. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Worthington viii reside for the pres
ent.
Lieut.. George B. Rodney, Fifth Cav
alrv. and Mrs Rodney, who arrived on
the last transport, are houseguests at
the home Of Major and Mrs. Fred W.
Foster at the Leilehua reservation, un-
Ill their quarters are ready for them
at SchofeId Barracks.
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Mr.. Walter G. Smith and his two
daughters are occupying the home of
Mrs. Charles Rhodes on LeaVenworth
street in San Francisco.
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Can't. Charles +. Morse, Medical
CORPS. and Mrs Morse, were hosts at
charming dinner party on Thursday
evening. September Is, Mrs F. J, Hoes
ter. Lieutenant Hume, Captain Rooster
and Lieutenant Sheridan. all of the
Fifth Cavalry. being their guests,
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According TO late letters, Mr.. and
Mrs. :. G. Wilder are now motoring
through Germany.
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Mr., and Mrs. James Wilder are at
present in Scotland They will not re
turn to Honolulu until spring.
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4 most unique announcement u d"
was made on Friday after,
Pnoon at a tea given at the home 81
Mrs Theodore Richards on hlnau
fstreet. During the course OF the AFTER
fnoon several games We're played. the
first entitled "A Musical Romace, be
ling number of questions answered by
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