Magnificent Honolulu Wedding of Dr Charles B Cooper and Kate McGraw
Dr Charles B Cooper and Miss Kate O McGraw wed at St Andrews Cathedral in Honolulu in a crowded ceremony. Guests filled pews and outer spaces as the bridal party moved amid refined chancel decorations, organ and violin music, and a moving service. A lavish reception at the McGrew home followed with a parade of gifts, a Hawaiian flag, and a spacious garden display, marking a notable social event of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Cooper
Kate O. McGraw
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Emily Halstead
Wray Taylor
Best
Honolulu
H. W. Murray
Marshel A. M. Brown
D. W. Jones
Geo. ©. Potter
Adele Widdifield
Paushi Judd
May Damon
Emily Haletead
Miss Gay
Kauni
John S. McGrew
B. L. Mars
Alex. Mackintosh
Cevox
Sagasinna
Hillman
Warneford
Mendelasohn
Coreopais Blousome
Minsos Widdifield
Judd
Misasy Damon
Haisteal
Tear Lanai
John A. Gumming
National Guard Armory Plan Presented By Colonel
A Hawaii National Guard officer advocated building a new armory to attract and retain volunteers. He proposed a two story stone and brick facility on Miller Street with armory spaces, lockers, baths, and social areas, funded by donations and a government lease with eventual transfer. He urged monthly company dances and a regiment wide fundraiser to start a fund of at least 8,500 dollars, aiming for a 25,000 to 40,000 dollar total.
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National Guard
National Gard
Bellerin
Sodo
Theo
Sharpahooters
Citizens Guard
Bagatelle
National Guard of
Hawaii
Indies
Theavers
Ben
Miller Street
Derotauia
Aueany
National G Aim
Board of Health Minutes Show Inspections and Petitions
The Board of Health met at 3 15 p m with members Wood Emerson Day Brown Lansing Kelipio agent Reynolds and secretary Wilcox present Minutes from the last meeting were read and approved Reports under the Act to Mitigate and from the Fish Inspector were received showing 44071 fish inspected that week Dr Moncarrat’s report from slaughter homes was not forthcoming Superintendent Moyer reported cattle consignments at Molokai Settlement with several weak animals needing immediate slaughter and others dying within 24 hours Requests to cut wood at Molokai and to move a leper boy to Kalihi were denied A native petition to be allowed opium daily was debated and opposed with consideration of a special ward for opium smokers The law on opium distribution was discussed Two physicians were granted leave to be replaced and Dr Preach’s license to practice medicine was recommended for grant Dr Greenfield and Stow prepared reports on leper transit to Honolulu and weather permitting shipment plans Dr Jordan reported smallpox port conditions in Hong Kong and noted Empress of China steamer quarantine details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Board of Health
Wood
Emerson
Day
Brown
Lansing
Kelipio
Reynolds
Wilcox
Moncarrat
Moyer
oGuire
Rane
Hug
McGuire
Molokai
David Kane
Torr
Kokua
Kim Ree
Alvares
Kalibi
Keki
Dr. Aiken
Pain
Maui
McConkey
der. McGettigan
Hana
Dr. Andrews
Board of Examiners
T.T. Preach
Honor Hamnlun
Himself
de. Stow
Honolulu
Jordan
Hongkong
Wreng Wedding Cake At Goopar McGrew Supper
The Goopar McGrew supper featured a wedding cake from Horn a bakery, a firm renowned for making most wedding cakes in Honolulu. The establishment has a well earned reputation for cake quality and consistency.
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Horn'a Bakery
Honolulu
P. J. and R. Co. Stockholders Schedule Special Meeting
A special meeting of the stock holders of the P. J. and R. Co. is scheduled for Saturday to discuss corporate matters and vote on a proposed action. Members are advised to attend at the specified meeting place and time.
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Ayer
Brwane
Ayers
Republic of Hawaii
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Bob
Egan
H. G Bilart
Fort Street
J. E. Gomes Tam
Francis Dunn
Borockele Block
Roow 5
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Kerrottoneed
National Guard Armory
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