Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-03
Society Belle to wed Naval Officer.

Society Belle to Wed Naval Officer.
On the twentieth Of this month Miss
Hazel Maud Hoffman will become the
bride OF Lieutenant William Henry
Munter. This wedding will not be a
large affair, about one hundred guests
will be present. The ceremony will
he performed at half aftsr eight
O'Clock at the prospective brides mar.
cnts beautiful home on Kewalo street
The impressive Episcopal service will
be used by Canon Ault The color
for the decorative scheme will he in
shades of rose, from deep shade 10
pale pink. The ceremony will be
performed In the artistic dining room
this room will he entirely in white
and green. Miss Florence Hoffman
will be the maid Of honor. Miss Gene.
We've Hooking and Miss Sybl Hook
Ing the two younger sisters of the
prospective bride, aud little Miss Mar
garct Wall will act as flower girls.
Miss Hazel Hoffman is very popu.
lar girl in the society circles of Ho
n"lulu, her picture and the picture
of her fiance appear on page twelve.
Miss Hoffman is petit demi.brun.
cite with large brown eyes, and curly
hair. She is winsome and gracious in
manner and possesses many friends.
This attractive girl met Lieutenant
Muntcr four years ago, when he was
stationed here on the u. S. s. Rev.
cnue Cutter Manning. Lieutenant
Munter comes from an old family in
Baltimore, Md. This gallant officer
and his young bride will visit In the
South; they will leave for the Coast
shortly after the wedding. Lieutenant
Muntcr will have three months
leave, so the honeymoon. will he n
protractod one. The first of the year
this officer will act as executive ON.
Ger of the U. s. S. Mohawk, which
is stationed at Tompkinsvillc, N. Y.
Miss Hoffman has been the recipient
Of numerous engagement present.
among the most beautiful Is a large
solid silver punch bowl which was
present To her during h-r sojourn in
the Orient. This gift was from a
Coterie of friends belonging to the
American colony ut Hongkong, China.
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MIR. and Mrs. chillingworth's Poi
Supper.
Monsieur and Madam Dreyfus were
the complimented guests at poi sup
per (Which was given Tuesday even.
ing 'by Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Chilling
worth. This delightful entertainment
was given at the latters' bungalow
on King street. The guests were
seated at a long table, which was
ladened with Hawaiian dellcacies. The
color scheme was yellow and green.
at each place were lima leis, inter
mingled with MALE. In the center of
the table was a large silver eperne
filled with Hawaiian fruits. Dur.
ing the repast Hawaiian melodies were
sung, and many toasts proposed com
plimentary to the guests of honor,
After supper, Madam Dreyfus was pre-.
vailed up to sing, and in her Gus.
tOmary manner, held her audience
spellbound Later in the evening the
. guests participated in dancing until
n late hour. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chilling.
worth. Prince and Princess Kalani-
anaole, Monsieur and Madam Drey'
fus, Mr. Harry Simpson, Miss Mag
gle Mcintyre, Judge and Mrs. Alex
ander Robertson. Mr.. Frank Thomp
son, Miss Kate Mcintyre, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. Hons, Mr.. Chester Doyle
Miss Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. II. E,
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis
on, MIR. and Mrs. James Jaegar, Mr.
Sam Walker, Mr.. Walter Doyle, Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
les Mr.. Frank Mcintyre, Mr., Bowen
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Mrs. Cooper Entertalns.
A picnic supper given by Mrs
CHARLES Bryant Cooper, Thursday
evening created pleasant diversion
from the conventional form of enter
tanning such as dinners and bridges
The party of eighteen motored tc
Under Cliffs" the country home oI
the Cooper's, on the eastern side o
Diamond Head The party arrived a
this beautiful summer home shortl!
after FIVE O'Clock, and took dip II
"the briny deep" before supper. Thi
repast was served at a long tabl
nicnic fashion underneath the tree