Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-12

morning greaJ many friends were
present. The bride is tall and, very
fair and is one of the prettiest girls
in the islands. She looked stunning
in her tailored suit of white serge
and carried white roses A chic
French hat completed the costume.
Miss Olson was attended by her sister,
Miss Dagmar Olson. who looked ex-
ceedingly pretty In an embroidered
two-piece suit of heavy linen. Red
exorias we're carried and touch of
the same color was introduced in her
smart looking turban. To the strains
of Lohengeins wedding march the
bridal party appeared, the bride lean
ing on the arm Of her father. They
were met at the altar by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Percy Cleg-
horn, and Canon Ault, who performed
the impressive Episcopal marriage
service. After the register had been
signed the happy young couple left
| the church to the strains of Mem
delssohn's wedding march and motor
ed to the Cleghorn home at Waikiki
About twenty-five guests had been in
vted to the house. After Mr.. and
Mrs. william Arthur Cleghorn had
received their congratulations and
good wishes the party sat down to
wedding breakfast. The table was In
white and green and presented
beautiful appearance. At half after
nine the young couple left for the
steamer midst shower OF rice and
old shoes-their friends and relatives
following the old custom, which Isl
supposed to bring good luck The
honeymoon will be spent on Hawaii.
at the Volcano House. On their re-
turn Mr.. and Mrs. Cleghorn Will re-
side Mt Waipahu, where the former
occupies a responsible position. The
following announcement has been
received.
Mr.. G. b. Olsen
announces the marriage of his
daughter
Grace Dohr
to
Mr.. william Arthur Cleghorn
on Tuesday, August the eighth, nine
teen hundred and eleven
Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Mrs. Eben Lows Bridge Tea.
Mrs. C. Holloway. who is planning
to leave the first of September Tor
Boston, will be the guest of honor at
bridge tea that will be given by
Mrs. Eben Low on Monday of next
week. The setting for this affair VIII
be the home of Ex-Governor and Mrs
Sanford Ballard Dole on Emma
street. The bridgers have been
invited for half after two. Later In
the afternoon number Of guests
have been invited for tea.
Miss Edith Cowies ,Entertair5.
Thursday, the Outrigger Club at
| Waikiki was the setting for n lunch
con party that was given by Miss
| Edith Cowles. At half after eleven
the guests arrived and n. long swim
was taken in the "briny deep" A
delicious luncheon was served In one
OF the large pergOlas overlooking the
sea. Those who enjoyed Miss Cowles
hospitality we're: Mrs. Roy Francis
Smith, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Wilcox, Miss
Alice Cooper, Miss Schaefer, Miss
Katherine stephens, Miss Cordie Wal
ker, Miss Julie McStocker Miss Iieg-
Ter, Miss Ethel Spalding. Miss Lydia
McStocker, Miss Kuteman, Miss Achil-
les and others.
Dancing Club at outrigger Club.
A number OF society folk have or
ganized dancing club that Is to meet
at the Outrigger Club, on the third
Thursday of every alternate month
The first meeting occurred on the 18th
OF June and the second meeting will
take place on Thursday of each
month. The club Is composed OF six
ty members and the parties are prov
ing source of great enjoyment
Thursday evening, an excellent Ha'
waiian Quintet will furnish the music
and dancing will begin at nine o'clock
Among the members are Mr.. and Mrs
John Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan No
well, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Clark. Mr.. and Mrs
, II. q. Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. X. G
| Moore. DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frear, Mr.
and Mrs, George Kleugel, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John II. Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F