Evening bulletin., 1911-02-25

Mrs. Adams is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Walter Francis Dillingham;.
| Mrs. Adams is a prominent society
woman of Chicago, H., and is the
wife of Doctor Adams, who is a mill
| lionaire of that city. Mrs Adams,
and her son, Mr Gaylord and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise Gaylord who is now
Mrs. Waiter Dillingham;, were on a
trip around the world last winter.
En- route they visited Honolulu and
resided at the Moana Hotel for sew
eral weeks. During their sOjourn in
this city they were the incentive for
numerous entertainments, AT the re-
ception Of Admiral and Mrs. Corwin
+. ReeS, which was given in honor of
the Pacific fleet Miss Gaylord met
Mr.. Walter Francis Dillingham;. This
meeting started a romance that cul-
minated in a wedding that took place
! in Florence, Italy, last May The Wal
ter Francis Dillinghams have taken
Iup a permanent residence in Homo
lulu. Mrs. Dillingham; is universally
loved by all who know her, for she
possesses a great charm and tactful-
ness that everyone appreciates and
admires. Mrs. Dillingham; was the
chairman OF the KirmesS, and it was
chiefly due to her efforts that this af-
fair was such brilliant affair
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been received.
Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Huntington
Prentice. announce the marriage Of
their niece Stella May Whitman to
Mr. Willis Arthur Clark on Wedncs
day, the eighth of February 1911, at
san Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs, Prentice and their
niece spent several Of the fall months
Ct last year at The Moana Hotel. Miss
Whitman was one of the pre'ticSt
girls that has ever visited in these
islands She Is petite brunette
slender and willawy. with large brown
eyes and dark waVy hair and pHs
sesses a brilliant complexion. While
in Honolulu she was extensively en-,
ertained by the younger scc'ety set
She possessed wonderful voice and
was very accCmmo latmg about sing
ing thus providing much entertain
ment for her friends. Mr.. Clark is a
prominent business man of San Fran
cisco. after an extended honeymoon "
The yoling couple will return TO San
Francisco. whore they will reside In
beautiful apartments.
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The death of Richard Hammond on
Monday of this week has cast gloom
over the preparations for the Irwin
Crocker wedding. Mrs Hammond,
who was Mary Langhorne, was to be
matron Of honor, but the white
plague" manifested its symptoms, and
young Hammond was hurriedly NOV
ed from Colorado Springs to Arizona,
where the call to cross the Great Di-
vide was answered. The bereaved
young widow arrived here on Thurs
day, accompanied by her mother and
brother-in-law, and the funeral SER
vices were held on Friday. Mrs.
hammond will now make her home
in San Francisco, where her family
and dearest friends reside.-S. Il.
Ncws-L Letter,
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Captain and Mrs c. Sidney Haight
Of Leilchua, two children and maid,
have been spending four or five days
in town. Captain and Mrs. Haight
have been most enthusiastic over the
Kirmess, floral parade, and Elks'
carnival They returned to Leilehua
Wednesday afternoon.
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The sudden departure Of Miss Enid
Gregg and her mother for New York
has sent the match-makers Up tree
but even from that height their per-
spectye on the situation does not
seem very good TO those sitting at
the foot Of the tree. They scramble
from limb t0 limb of conjecture, now
assuring US that she has gone East
10 purchase a troussCau, now insist
ing that she never was engaged. and
that tho young man resigned from
the navy in vain, now surmisiGg THAI