The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-16
SOCIETY

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Chronicle. The wedding of Miss Hen
rietta Walker and Lieutenant John
Stuart Williams, United States Army,
took place last evening in the chapel at
the Preside. The bridal party included
Mrs. Eugene B. Walker, as maid of
honor. and Captain John Lacey, United
states Army, as best man, and the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Edward
Morgan The church ceremony was
witnessed by large number Of the in
innate friends of the bride and groom
and the service people from the post,
but at the reception which followed
only the relatives of the two families
were present. Lieutenant Williams and
his bride sail on the Sheridan for Ho-
nolulu, where the young officer is 10
be stationed.
Chronicle-Miss Wilhelmina Tenney
Of Honolulu has returned to town after
a brief visit at Tahoe. Accompanied
by her mother, she came up from the
islands few weeks ago, and since her
advent in San Francisco has been hav-
ing thoroughly enjoyable time. She
is an enthusiastic golfer and automob-
list, and her sojourn at Tahoe has been
replete with pleasure on the links and
in the beautiful country surrounding
the lake. The Tenneys brought their
own machine, which Miss Tenney hand
les with great cleverness and dash. She
is girl of charming personality, and
has the brilliant coloring and reddish
gold hair which is irresistibly attrac-
tive. At the conclusion of her visit
in San Francisco she will go on to New
port News, where she will christen the
new Matson Navigation boat, which
viii be launched there next month.
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s. F. Bulletin.-Several of the most
prominent members of the smart set
will sail on the Korea for Honolulu, on
pleasure bent.
Among those who have answered the
call of the tropics are Mr.. and Mrs.
Remi P. Schwerin, Mrs. Henry Foster
Dutton, the Misses O'Connor, Mrs.
julius Kruttschnitt and Miss Rebecca
Kruttsehnitt.
The Kruttschnitt's stay in San Fran
cisco has been all too short, and they
have been forced to refuse invitation
after invitation. It is to be hoped that
they will remain in the city longer on
their return from the islands.
Dainty little Miss Kruttschnitt enter
tanned few friends informally at
luncheon at the Fairmont hotel on Mon
day and was a picture in her smart
gown of dark cloth and chic chapeau
She carries herself with the air of
true Parisienne and her costumes are
always "chic" in the true sense of the
word.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kruttschnitt Jr
are guests of the Fred Pickerings', but
contemplate leaving in the near future
for Mexico, where they will reside.
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Examiner. Miss Rebecca Krutt-
schnitt, who is at the Fairmont with
her mother, Mrs. Julius Kruttschnitt, is
being besieged by her friends owning
beautiful country places out of town.
Their stay in town is of short dura-
ton, for they are waiting the return
of Mr.. Kruttsehnitt from Mexico. In
the meantime, however, this charming
girl is greatly perplexed over the end
less invitations that have come to her
since arriving few days ago. Miss
Kruttschnitt was hostess at beautiful
luncheon on Monday at the Fairmont.
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Chronicle.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry St.
Goar, their daughters Erna and Helen,
and their guests, Miss Helen Macfarlane
of Honolulu, Miss Edith Lowe, Miss
Houghtailing and Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Smith, made up an automobile party
who spent the weekend at Aetna
Springs
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Call.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry st. Goar,
with Miss Erna and Miss Helen st.
Goar, who are passing the summer at
Ross, have been enjoying a series of
motor trips this season. Those who
have been guests at the st. Goar home
during the past months nave been de-
lightfully entertained out of town. The
st. Goars were at Aetna springs recent
ly on an automobile trip and were ac-
companied by Miss Alice Macfarlane of
Honolulu, Miss Houghtailing, Miss
Lowe and Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Smith
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Examiner. MRS. Henry Foster Dut.
ton selected the Burlinga.ne Club for
her handsome luncheon of yesterday
afternoon and extended her hospitality
to Mesdames C. V. Berger, Remi P
Sehwerin, William G. Hitchcock, Max
Rothschild, the Misses Alice Macfarlane
and Maud o Conner. =
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| Call.-Miss Constance Cummings
whose engagement to Ensign George Fl
Joerns, u. S. N, was recently announe
| ed, will be married in January. He
delicate blonde coloring is a decided
contrast to her sisters brunette beauty
| but she, too, shares the artistic tenn
permanent of NJ Earl Cummings, thu
| distinguished sculptor. Ensign Joern'
is attached to the e. S. s. Colorado.
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S. T. Bulletin.-Captain and Mrs
Pourie. u. S. A, have as their guest
the Misses Sadie and Caroline Murra,
at their quarters at the Preside. Thes
charming visitors, daughters of Genera
Murray, have many friends here an(
have been constantly entertained in al
informal way.
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