The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09

was beautifully decorated with ropes of
male. bamboo. palms and white asters
The ceremony was performed by MI
ELersole The bride looked exception
ally well in an exquisite gown of white
meteor and duchesse lace; she carried
a shower bouquet Of dainty white bios
SONS and ferns, and was attended by
her brother, John Grace.
The maid Of honor was Miss Ethe
Carter. who was tecomingly gowned il
pale blue crepe meteor; her shoWe
bouquet was composed of deEicatelA
tinted pink roses Miss Jean Elizabett
Angus and Marjorie Schmidt, dressed
in empire gowns of pink silk null. were
the charming little flower girls. VII,
scattered rose petals III front of tht
bride
During the entrance Of the brida
party MIR. ingalls, played the Lohengril
Wedding March, and at the conclusion
Of the ceremony Meudelssohn : Wed
ding March.
After the ceremony at the church .
reception was held at Mrs. Grace :
home on kewalo street, to which abou
seventy guests were invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt viii be at hom'
TO their friends at 922 Green stree
after the fifteenth of November.
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Mrs. Harry Lewis of Honolulu. VIII
us a visitor in town for hort time
was the guest Of honor at bridg
party Of eight tables given by Mrs. G
f. Macdonald says recent number o
the Vancouver Province. \ very pleas
ing effect was achieved in the arrange
ment Of maple leaves and japanese sun
flowers which We're used to decorat
the rooms.
Mrs. Henry Holmes of Honolulu AM
her daughter are established at the Bel
levue. San Francisco. for the winte
and will entertain at some of the late
affairs this season.
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one of the prettiest functions eve
gwen at Schofield Barracks was Il viole
luncheon followed by bridge given b.
Mrs. +. w. Foster at her pretty home
on Friday. September 30. The tabl
was beautifed with fresh viOlets an,
maidenhair ferns, dainty hand painte,
cards and yiolets at each cover. i mos
delicious menu was served The after
noon was spent in bridge. the prizes be
ing very beautiful. Mrs. Charles Stew
art of San Francisco having high score
was presented with "A beautiful hammer
ed brass bowl. Mrs. +. W. Rooster wol
the consolation trophy, a very prett,
japanese silver jewel box. Those VIII,
enjoyed Mrs. Fosters hospitality were
Mrs. c. c. Walcutt, Mrs. J. +. Rooster
Mrs. f. A. Sturges, Mrs Charles Stew
art, Mrs. F.. Richards, Mrs. r. NJ. Bar
ton, Mrs. c. +. Morse. Mrs. T. H. Gun
ningham, and Mrs. George B. Rodney
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Judge and Mrs. Selden B. Kingsbur,
spent two days of last week Will
Major and Mrs. Foster at Schofield Bar
racks
AstonIshed interest has been aroused
in naval circles by the fact that three
prominent women. Mrs Waiter A. Bloc
dorm, wife of Assistant Surgeon Bloc
dorm, L. S. n. Mrs. Frederick T. Bond
wife of DR.. Bond. health officer of Val
leio. and Miss Emily Simons, daughter
of Medical Director Manly H. Simons
L. $. n, in charge Of the naval hospita
at Mare Island. have more than success
fully completed the endurance riding
test. prescribed for ali officers of the
navy during the administration OF
Theodore Roosevelt
No executive order issued in wear,
Mad created the CONSERVATION occasion
e(kby the one which made it necessary
for eIerv officer to either ride or walk
a prescribed distance IN a given number
of hours, the riding test calling fol
ninety miles in nineteen hours, the
length Of time being divided 50 as te
test the endurance of the rider by ex
tending over three DAYS
Many of the officers have failed on
the test
For this reason more remarkable Is
the feat Of Mrs Bloedorn, Mrs. Bond
and Miss Simons
They no, only completed' the navy
test in the required three days. but
surpassed the number of miles required
riding one hundred and one miles in
nineteen hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Henry Along and
Master Along returned on the Sierra
from San Francisco and have taken
apartments at the Young Hotel
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Frederick Wich-
man arrived by the Manchuria in the
early part of the week and are occupy
ing the homestead on Victoria street.
where they Will lie at home TO their
friends after the first of November.
The marrias of Mr. and Mrs Wich-
man. the latter of whom was formerly
Mrs. Anna Mae Stoever. prominent
society woman of New Y rk, was qui
city celebrated at Mrs. Wichman s
country home in New Jersey on the
fourteenth of last month. Mrs. Nich-
man has been given a warm welcome
in Honolulu. and she viii be prominent
in society circles.