The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04

recitals will be given, Mrs. Drevfu-
may give = privaJe recital for many
friends she has made here.
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Miss Ada Rhodes departed on the
Siberia for san Francisco where she
Will select her rousseau. She went
away in the company OF the Princess
kaWananakoa.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Spalding entertained at dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Miss Annie
Graham and viii Roth.
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\ quiet wedding took place at the
Campbell Park Parsonage. Lahaina. at
one 0 clock in the afternoon on Sat
urday, August y, when Miss Kath-
crime Eliza, the daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. G. &. Burnham, was married to
Mr.. Matthew NJ. Ora ham Of Honolulu
The marriage ceremony was performed
by the bride's father. The bride was
attired in a white satin dress and wore
a veil with orange and myrtle bios
SONS, and a pendant of pearls, the gift
of the groom. 1t is usual for brides
to wish to wear,
Something old and something new;
Something borrowed and something
blue.''
In this case the something old'' was
pair of white silk stockings which
have been worn at weddings in he1
family for four generations The lanai
and piazza of the parsonage We're en-
closed with branches of the cocoanut
palm and decorated with pink oleanders
and bouquets of roses. Mr.. and Mrs
Graham after spending a few DAYS at
lao Valley and on East Mani will make
their home in Honolulu.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace r. Harrington
are in Kona. Mrs Harrington has been
spending a few weeks with friends in
that outing district and Mr. Earring
ton joined his family during the past
week
Mrs. J. A. Magoon and family and
Mrs. McWayne and family are spend
ing their summer in Kona.
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! After a month s stay on Tantalus
Miss Lucas and Miss Blair have re
, turned and taken rooms at the Alexan
der Young Hotel.
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The dinner dance given by the off
GERS and ladies Of the Fifth Cavalry Il
the polo teams of Kauai. Maui anC
Oahu on August % at Schofeld Bar
racks on Thursday evening was the
most brilliant and enjoyable affair evel
held in the social annals of that post
| Invitations were extended to almost
| hundred in number. The officers elul
| dining-room was beautifully decorate
for the occasion in ferns, palms, banan;
! fronds. guidons and flags. Yellow wa
| the appropriate color, being carried on
most tastefullv in each accessory. witt
green as a contrast. Three large table
We're placed so that fourth woul,
! have completed a perfect square. Eve
! the waXen. candles were of cavalry hue
! placed in cut glass canilesticks am
capped by yellow shades. The mem
was elaborate.
Col. Walter s. SCHUYLER headed tn
procession into the beautiful dining
room, escorting Mrs Charlie Rice, wifi
of the president of the champion pol
team OF all these Islands. Mr. Ric
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ranking lady of the cavalry post. Mex
came Lieut.. Col. Homer W. Wheele
with Mrs. W. A. Holbrook, wife of CAP
! tain Holbrook; Maj. Fred w. Foste
and Mrs. Charles G. Walcutt, Jr; Nj
| and Mrs. VIM. Rice, Mr.. Harold Rice
Mr.. Mclean, Capt. and Mrs Moor y
Falls, Capt. and Mrs. Edward A
Sturges, Mrs. Charles F. Morse Mrs
Francis j. Rooster. Mrs. Frank I
Robards. Mrs. Arthur w. Hanson. Mr.:
Joseph H. Barnard, Mrs. Charles "
Stewart Mrs. Robert NJ. Barton. Car
tain Walcutt, IT., Lieutenant Barnard
Captain Rooster. Lieutenant Hanson
Lieut.. Charles w. Stewart, Capt. Charlie
:. Haight, Lieutenant Barton, Capital
Morse, Chaplain James F. Houihar
Captain Richards. Marine Corps; Lieu
John G. Winter, Lieut.. Philip H. Sher
dan, Dr. Thomas II. Edwards, Lieu
Charles G. Winnia, Lieut.. Dorsey T
Rodney, Doctor Howell, Lieut.. Charlie
$. Hoyt Capt. ". A. Holbrook, Cap