The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-02

der, Mrs Misger, Mrs. +. A. Schaefer,
Mrs. c. M. V, Foster, Mrs Andrew
Fuller Miss Agnes Mcintyre, Miss
Margaret Mcintyre, Miss Kate Me-.
Intyre, Mrs w. o. Smith, Mrs. Henry.
f. Cooper. Miss Helen Alexander,
Mrs. c. Du Roi Miss Ward Mrs. Rob.
ert p Booth, Miss Agnes Walker,
Miss Cordelia Walker, Mrs. Carl An
drews and Mrs George Ewart
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, August
25.-W. Il. Achi. the big Hawaiian
catcher on the varsity baseball team,
has won as his bride beautiful Ha-
waiian girl of Honolulu. The girl is
step-sister to Achi, and is the
daughter of Achi's step-mother, who
adopted the family name of Achi.
Achi is the first of his race to distin-
guish himself in stanford. He is the
author of three of the cardinals most
popular songs.
Since his advent at Stanford Achi
has been prominent in athletics. lie
played baseball with his class teams
and made hi, IS" last year in the last
inning of the Stanford California
game.
The coming year ne will go with
his bride to Yale, where he will be a
candidate for a "Y."
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LIHUE. August 29.-The hospitable
home of Mrs. Weber was the scene of
a delightful afternoon tea last Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock. Elk
quisite floral decorations most artistic
ally arranged, met the eye from every
direction. The table decorations CON
sisted of daisies, the corners of the
room being an artistic posing place
for a large bank Of Mexican Creeper,
while the parlor looked lovely in a very
Hastily arranged decoration of red
roses. Mrs. Weber was assisted in
receiving by her daughter Miss Lulu,
who acquitted herself of this duty in
her usual charming manner Those
present were Mrs. r. Wilcox, Miss
Margaret Warehouse, Mrs. Purvis,
Miss Broadbent, Mrs. Palmer Mrs.
Sam Wilcox Miss Wilcox, Miss John
son, Mrs. Lydgate, Miss Faast, Mrs
Stewart, Mrs. W. H. Rice, Jr,, Mrs. A.
Rice, Mrs Rohrig, Miss Ruth Lindley,
Miss Lulu Weber, Mrs. Weber.
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Bound Brook On. j. Chronicle
"Nob HILL" the home of Mrs. Sylvanus
Ayres, was the scene of pretty wed
ding on Wednesday, at high noon,
when Miss Edna Gum, of Honolulu
became the bride of Edward Martin
Chamberlin, of Cambridge, Mass. The
double ring ceremony was performed
by Rev. P. c. Bascom.
The bride was attended and giver
away by her mother, Mrs. Mary vii
der Gum, of Honolulu, while Francis
Stratton, of Boston, acted as bes
man.
Little Miss Lorna Cooper, of New
York, performed the duties of fowe
girl with dignity.
Miss Margaret McGill, of this place
played the wedding march and sOf
music during the ceremony.
The bride wore a tailor-made gowr
of white chiffon broadcloth and poke
bonnet matching the color scheme o.
blue and gold, the groom's club col
ors
! After a wedding breakfast served by
Caterer Day, of Newark, Mr.. and Mrs
Chamberlin left in their automobile
followed by a shower of confetti ant
good wishes) for an extended tour
E Upon their return they will reside g.
Cambridge, Mass.
The presents received, largely Of sill
verware and checks, were Forwarded
, to Cambridge.
The mother of the bride and Mrs
Ayres are close friends, having tour
ed Europe and the Orient together
= few years ago. Since then Mrs. Ayre
has visited Mrs. Gum at her home l.
Honolulu.
+ The out-of-town guests were Mrs
= Chamberlin, mother of the groom, hi