Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-28
The BOSTON COBB 81 lana

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says:
"One Of TIE most heaatlfaI ar
sumptuous weddings Boston las sem
in years took place last evening al
the Hotel Somerset, when Miss Julia
Davis Long White 81. WincAendon.
was married to George /. Brown OF
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands.
Miss White is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Zadoc Long White OF Win
chendon and grandnieca of Ex Gov
John u. Long. Mr.. White is inter
ested in number of cotton manuiac-
turing enterprises in different sec
tons OF the country. The groom is
q son of Mrs. c. S. Holloway Of Ho-
nolulu,' whose first husband was
Charles Augustus Grown of Worces.
ter. -
The wedding, which was witness
ed By abett 80 friends, took place in
the big ballroom at the Somerset.
which was so transformed with flora
decorations that those most familiar
with il could hardly have recognized
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REV. Paul Revere Frothingham OF
Arlingtnn-street church cfficiated, and
the bride and groom used a "prie-
6ieu" decorated with white ribbon.
The best man was Webhs f. Beggs.
OF Terre Haute. Ind; the maid of
honor was Miss Lima Wellington
Grant of New York city and the ush-
ers were the brides brother. Kenneth
B. White: her cousin, Joseph n.
White of Fitchburg; the groom's
brother. Francis Fl. l. Rcown of Ho-
nolulu. and Edward Skinner, who
lives at the Somerset
The bride was given away by her
father. She wore gown with court
train, of white. satin and real lace,
with veil of tulle and real lace COM
bined. She had orange blossoms in
her hair and carried a shower bou-
auet of white orchids and lilies of
the valley. She wore a diamond
bracelet, gift from the groom.
THE maid of honor was attired in
pink satin and chiffon, trimmed with
little clusters of pink artificial rose
buds. She. carried on her arms a bas-
.ket of pink roses.
THE groom's mother being in Ho-
rolulu, she was represented by a life.
long family friend. Mrs. c. M. Hyde,
Of Ware, who assisted bride and
groom, the brides parents, the best
nan and maid of honor in receiving.
The brides mother wore white satin
and 1Ace,, and Mrs. Hyde wore black
satin and lace.
among the buests were Fx-Goy.
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White of
Fitchburg, with their daughters. the
Misses Winnifred, Madeleine and Ra-
chael White, and their son, Mr.. Mel
son White; Dir. and Mrs. Charles
White of Norwich. Conn.,, and their
daughters. Misses Margaret and Mary
White; Ex-Gov. George R.. Carter of
the Hawaiian Islands: DIR. Walter
Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Cur /!
It's. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Breed of
Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cobb of |
Brookline. Miss Helen Durgin. Mr.. |
BENJAMIN Pitman,S Mr.. Frederick |
Kragg. Miss Florence Wittemore of
Elmira, N. y. and Baron Di Rosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are to pass a !
year in foreign travel and win then |
make their home in Honolulu"
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Miss Katherine Woodford Honored.
At an informal luncheon given at /
the Country Club on Thursday, Mrs. /
Arthur Hodgins' was hostess for five.
Miss Katherine Woodford, who sailed /
this morning on the Sierra for years /
visit in Europe, was the guest of hon
Dr.. Others present were Miss Gwen
1olen, Blair. Miss Louise Lucas and
Miss Barrie Gamble. The decora-
ions were .vari-hued asters with maid
snhair fern. After luncheon the time
vas spent over dainty needlework and
/ rubber or two of auction bridge.
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DR.. and Mrs. Hodgins' Dinner.
A very delightful dinner was given
~ DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins on
Thursday night for Dr. and Mrs. Cliff
ord High, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank !
Thompson The affair took place at
heir attractive residence on Green
street. Dainty pink roses and maiden
lair fern formed the centerpiece, while
,ther accessories were pretty and ap-
,ropriate. After dinner the party at
ended the Nordica concert at the
opera House,
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dinner at Fort Shafter.
Captain and Mrs. Walter Johnson
at dinner Thursday night
or Captain and Mrs. Lincoln and Ma.
or Smith The table was prettily dec /
rated for the occasion with cut. flow
RS and mafdenhair fern.
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drs. Robertson's Musicale. T.
More than a hundred ladies were
resent on Wednesday afternoon