Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-25

artistic and pretty. refreshments were
4 served out Of doors in the japanese
/ Garden which Is one OF the most ar
/ tistic affairs in Honolulu.
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! Elmer nj Wahine knpu Club.
/ Mir Charles Wright was rendered
q birthday dinner Friday evening by
I the members of the Wahine Kapu
/ Club. This dinner was given in cele-
bration of the guest of honors birth
/ day. The table was eXquisitey dec
GRATED with American Beauty roses
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Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Lansing ar
rived in Honolulu Wednesday on the
Wilhelmina, and have been given
royal welcome by their friends. The
following article appeared in the San
Francisco Chronicle
The departure for Honolulu of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Lansing will follow
Il brief honeymoon trip in Southern
California.
Their wedding. which took place on
Thursday evening at st. Luke's
church, was a brilliant affair The
bridal party included a group of the
most attractive girls in society. The
maid of honor was Miss Ethel Nc
Lean, the sister of the bride, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Edna Hay
ward, Miss Margaret Witter, Miss
Marian Lally and Miss Bernice Har-
rell. Melville Bowman acted as best
man and the ushers were Cleighton
S. Shriner, James C. Bell, George
Gum and Derwent Kennedy William
Chapman escorted the bride to the
altar, where she was given into the
keeping of her husband by her aunt,
Mrs Timothy Guy Phelps
The ceremony was followed by a
wedding supper at the Bellevue at
which the bridal party and a few in
innate friends were present.
Mr., Lansing's family is a promi- |
nent one in Honolulu, and it was
while visiting in the islands that he |
and Miss Mclean first met, although |
Mrs. Phelps and his mother had been |
friends for many years
A beautiful home for their occu-
pancy is in course of construction in |
Honolulu, where Mr. Lansing and his t
bride will be royalty welcomed on
their arrival
Keen disappointment was expert
-enced by the friends and relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dwight Low
rev, that the Wilhelmina did not ar
rive at the usual hour. This steamer
dccked at daylight so il was imrossi-
Bile to carry out the plans that had
been made of welcoming this young
couple at the wharf. with pretty tok-
ems of leis and flowers Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Jewett Lowrey have issued
nearly four hundred invitations for a
reception that will rendered the young
couple on Tuesday ,0f NEXT week.
1his promises to be one of the most
elaborate and brilliant affairs that
has ever been given.
Monster Johan Alfred Durut, fam
Gus portrait painter, is in town This
gifted artist received his education
from some of the celebrated teachers
of France and Germany. Monsieur
Durut crossed the North American
to paint Miss Helene Irwin's
portrait prior to her marriage to Mr..
Templeton Croker This gifted artist
may give an exhibition of his paint
ings. He had heard so much about
Honolulu that he decided to journey
here and witness the beautiful scenery
and enjoy the tropical life that Ha-
waii-Nei affords. Monsieur Johan AL I
fred Durut has large studio in Bos- ,
ton, Mass His birth place is ben
mark. Is
Although n number of large and |
small aIfairs have been planned in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooke
who leave Wednesday for a ski
months European trip, this popular
young society COUPLE have been I'M t
able to accept the hospitality of their 5
friends on account of their children
having the measles. Mr. ami Mrs, '
Cooke will sail for San Francisco on ]
the Wilhelmina and viii sail from Newl $
York for France, some time in April.
Much of their sightseeing in Europe .
VIII be done by motoring.
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Mrs. Francis NJ. Brooks and two lit
tie sons, who have been visiting the
formers mother, Mrs Goetz at her
residence on King street left We'd
nesday on the steamer Asia to re-
ION her husband in Shanghai, China.
The latter is a leading attorney Of ;
that city and Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
have taken up permanent residence
III that city.
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Miss Maud Willard who was form
erly a pupil at Oahu College. Is visit
ing in Honolulu and will remain in
the islands for another six weeks.
Miss Willard has numerous friends in
this city that have given her a cor
dial welcome, This attractive girl Is
a graduate of Wellesley College.