Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-14

D.
of Nc. Tarn Mc1rew. former.
- ~ of Honolulu. A cable was
I, y received by his parents May
seventh announcing his mar
y riage to Mrs. Isab lie Scott Grant
Z Mr.. McGrew is the only son of Doctor
and Mrs. John Stager McGrew of this
city. The MeGfews are one of the
y most prominent and influential fam.
lilies OF these Islands. and have always
'. been leaders In social affairs. Their
home IL one of the most hospitable In
the Islands and until recent years.
= owing to the poor health OF the doc.
y tor-has been the center of social ac.
n tivities. Mr.. hebrews family IL not
= only prominent on the paternal side.
but on .he maternal as wen, Mrs,
= McGrew was q Miss Gillett. of Detroit
Michigan and comes Of one Of Che oltl'
est and most distinguished families
} I OF that part of the country. SIR me-.
Grew has one sister Mrs. Charles
y Bryant Cooper, wife of DR. Cooper Of
this city. This young couple are among
the social leaders u Honolulu Nj.
McGrew has been making his home
, In Paris for the last five years, much
TO the regret of his numerous friends
In the Islands, whore he was great
favorite with both young and old. He
- has been holding a position with the
FrancoAmerican bank in Paris, H.
=, was married quietly to Mrs. Grant
only her parents and few intimate
friends Witnessed the ceremony. The
bride Is handsome and accomplished
woman, and Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Scott. The former
is New York banker and millionaire
!. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Grew left Immediately for Italy. where
the honeymoon will be spent. On
their return to Paris they will re-
side at 40 Ave du Bots de Boulogn2,
This young couple may take a trip
y, around the world next year and ..ep
route visit their parents In Honolulu
Il is hoped that they will carry ont
+, this plan, for they would receive a
royal reception by the groom's host of
friends. ,.t
Mrs. Hedemann's Luncheon. ,r
Is. Mrs. c. Hedemann entertained \
beyy of pretty young matrons and
Al glnls Friday at her Waikiki home. com.
plimentary to the Misses Mcclellan
al and Miss Jesslca lrwip. Sprays Of
dark red carnations and maidenhair
Va gracefully combined with dark rel
streamers of tulle. made a beautifu'
decoration at the large circular table
IA that was beautifully equipped with
priceless china cut glass ana silver
m ware, Mrs. Hedemann understands tC
perfection the art of entertaining and
~ the following young people enjoyed
her hospitality ON this occasion: Miss
Rose Mcclellan, Miss Josephine Me
n. Clellan, Miss Jessca Irwin Mrs. Har
old Castle. Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
ii, Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Mrs Johannes
Hedemann, Miss Vera Damon. Mis-
Irene Fisher, Miss Jessie Kennedy
N Miss Violet Makee, Miss Welhelmlna
Tenney,, Miss Margaret Castle.
Admiral and Mrs. Lyons Niece to Wee
Invitations are being informally Civ
en- for the wedding ceremony of Miss
y Margaret Thompson to Ensign Charlie
" Conway Hartigan, U. s. N. which viii
y take place on the afternoon of Wed
nesday, June LIST, In St. Mary's Ca
q thedral. The bride. who is a blonde
beauty of petite stature will wear :
bridal gown OF white satin and lace
= with conventional tulle veil and flow
ers. The list OF bridal attendants Is
not yet complete. but 1t is announce
that Miss Elsie Him. OF Mill Valley
and Miss Laura Benet, daughter o
Colonel Walker Benet, U. s. A.. of Be
nicia. and Miss Dorothy Draper will
be OF the party. Mr. Hartigan will
have a brother officer attend him a.
best man. and six shipmates in full
dress uniform will act as ushers
James Thompson viii give his sIste
into the brldegroom's keeping and al
informal wedding breakfast will TO.