The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-18
Society
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entertain them as her house guests
at her home on Richards street. These
two ladies complete the family from
those living abroad as Mrs. Renjes
and Miss Elsa Renjes and FIR. aud
Mrs Julian Monsarrat are already
here and house guests of their moth
err.
The society event of today will be
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Draper
and Ensign Kirkwood Donavin, U. S.
N.
1t will rake place at 8 o'clock this
afternoon at Marinta park the beau
tiful San Rafael home of Mrs. T.
Wain-Morgan Draper. The bride, who
will be gowned in white, will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Elsa Ora
per.
Midshipman John Kaufman, U. :.
~, will be the best man and the ush-
ers will he Ensign Richmond Turner
and Midshipman Ernest Gunther.
Morgan Draper will give his sister
away and the Rev. Marshal Cutting
of st. Pauls Episcopal Church, San
Rafael, will perform the ceremony.
All of the men in the bridal party
will wear full dress uniforms, and al
though simplicity will be the key
note of the affair the Diapers enter
tainments are always chic to a de-
gree.
The wedding supper will follow the
ceremony. Among those who will
be present to congratulate the happy
couple are Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Peix-
otto, Miss Frances Stewart, Miss NJ.
A. Miller DR.. Humphrey Stewart. En-
sign Osborn, U. S. NJ, Ensign and
Mrs. G. Hartigan, U. S. N, and En-
sign Almy, U. S. Ms F. Bulletin
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Next Monday evening the College
Club will be at home at Arcadia
where Mrs. Erdman will preside<as
hostess in the absence of her sister,
Mrs. Frear. A presentation of Tenny-
sons Princess" will be followed by
an informal reception.
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Civil Engineer Alfred c. Lewerenz,
who has been in Washington for the
past several months on duty, will sail
for Honolulu during the present week
as ne is to superintend the con-
struction of the new naval dry dock
at Pearl Harbor. 1t is expected that
the dock will be at least four years
in course of construction. and during
that time Cicil Engineer and Mrs.
Lewerenz will make their home in
Honolulu-S. F. Bulletin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
who have taken the Dan Murphy
home at Burlingame for the summer,
have been entertaining at one house
party after another. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Clarence Breeder, who spent
the past week with them, were the
inspiration for several luncheons and
dinners.-S. F. Bulletin.
Princess David Xawananakoa who
returned from a trip to Mexico on
Saturday was hostess at an informal
bridge party at her home in Preside
Terrace, Monday afternoon. The
Princess is a charming hostess and
has been much missed during her aD-
sence in the south. She expects to
leave for Honolulu this month and her
friends there are already preparing
to welcome her. S. F. Chronicle.
City Auditor F F. Woodford an
nounced yesterday that he intends
soon to take a vacation of six weeks
to recuperate from the hard work
Incidental to the compiling of the as
sessment rolls. He expects to pass
the time on the ocean. The trip VIII
be made during June and July and il
present plans are followed Honolulu
will be the objective point. During
Auditor Woodford's absence Chief
Deputy Joseph Smith Jr., will act as
auditor. 1t is understood that Au-
ditor Woodford's application for va
cation has received the sanction Of
the entire city council and mayor
San Diego Union, May Is.
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Preparations are now in progress
for very elaborate masquerade
which will be given at the Moana
Hotel next Friday evening. The de-
tails are not yet completed but it pro
misses to be one of the most elaborate
affairs of the season, and all those