Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-17

MOSI inter- SIln6 commencement ca
ercises were held at the Honolulu
School for Boys on Monday afternoon.
This school, by the way, is becoming
celebrated for its charming entertain
ments. and this one added more glory
to its already splendid record.
/ The rooms were beautifully decor
ated with red, white and blue pen.
nants worked art stically into a back
grCuni Of tropical plants Of every de-
sciption. One corner of the dining
hall was set eff for the tea tables.
which were adorned with red and
white flowers representing the cGlOrs
iof the graduating class. at one end
Ct the hall was the stage which was
banked in palms and ferns, while in
the center. suspended on gauze, was
large silver 1914"
The exercises took place in the
court yard where the queen sat in a
decorated box overlooking the same.
The speakers. faculty and guests Of
honor sat in a lovely pergola Which
stands in. the court yard, while the
audience took positions on the lanai
The following program was given:
Songs. .......... Hawaiian Glee Club
Folk Dance. Little Bows in Costume
Speech. Judge w. L. Whitney
Presentation of Diplomas ....
..,.......... Judge Sanford B. Dele
Military Review. .....~. Company A
At the conclusion Of the program
. matinee dance was held. the ROYAL
Hawaiian band and the Hawaiian or.
chestra alternately furnishing most
inspiring music. Later in the after
neon. delicious refreshments were
served .-. -
A large nni lovely wedding teok
splace last Monday evening at Sis at
st Andrews cathedral when Miss
Carrie Ellen James became the bride
of Mr. Owen Thomas Weber. The
ceremony was performed by Canon
y ult In the presence OF several hun,
dred relatives and friends.
Z heahFide wore lovely white ereDe
! de chine gown. trimmed with point
lace and made en- train Her beautiful
long tulie veil extended to the end of
her train. falling in graceful folds
wheae Il vas caught with orange blos-
Miss Ethel James acted as maid of
honor fer her sister and looked charm
ing in neagreen tsffeta gown. The
bridesmaids were Miss Kathleen and
Miss Sophte Walker who were gowned
IN beautiful creations of pink and april
Get yellow taffeta.
Nff. Weber was supported BY, DR..
Leonard Newton Case as best man,
while MFR. Frank James. Mr.. Patrick.
Mr.. w Rosemsn and Mr.. Percy Not.
tage acted as ushers :
fh9 vested lchoir sang, an artlaem
preceding the ceremony, Mr.. Werner
Smith, son of Mr.. Jared G. Smith, be-
ing cross-bearer. 80 -. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber left yester.
day On the Makura for British Column.
sbia. From there they will Journey
straight across to Europe where they
VIII spend their honeymoon.
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On last Wednesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. J. o. Young celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary BY
being hosts at a very enjoyable sur
prise party. After congratulations
and good wishes had been expressed
by the guests, an impromptu musical
program was given which was most
interesting. Delightful numbers were
furnished by Mrs Charles Weight
Mrs. E. A. Mott-Smith. Miss Kulu
manu- Ward, Mrs. ID. Howard Hitch
cock and Mr.. Arthur Wall Mr.. Mot
Smith made an excellent congratula
tory speech which was enthusiastical
ly applauded by the other guests
Later in the evening, delicious sup
per was served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and