Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-09

a schoOlmate of the groom's mother
After the ceremony the newly mar.
ried couple and the guests enjoyed
daintily appointed luncheon, inter.
rupted by the pair stealing away, much
to the CONSERVATION Of the guests,
who thought to speed them on their
way. The honeymoon will be spent
at Waiahole, the summer home of Mr.
Arthur Wall on the windward side
Of the island. After the first of Sep
TENDER the young couple will b. at
home in one OF the Federal Experiment
station bungalows on the slopes OF
Tantalus.
The bride was graduated fron the
University of California with the class
OF 1908 and In the same year the
groom received his degree at Cornell
University. Mlss Mccormick has been
the popular teacher of music and liter.
AZURE at Kawaiahao Seminary for the
asst two years and was recently elect
ed seer etary of the College OF Oahu
Mr.. Hum Is assistant hort cuturist al
the Federal Experiment Station. Is n
member of the board of directors of
the Y. NJ. C.. A., and also an active
member Of the Cornell Club.
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Miss cam2be Entertained.
! Miss Beatrice Campbell was the
motif for a luncheon which was given
at Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chilling
worth attractive resid nee on Young
street Mrs. Chill.ngworths sister.
Miss Amy Suatemeyer, presided as
hostess on this occasion. The flower
bc1ccked table Of Marguerites called
forth EXPLANATIONS of admiration as
the young people were seated. 1t was
deserved. for Mrs. Chi.llngworth is
an artist In decorating The oval
table was covered with heavy
damask cloth which could not be dis.
cerned the dainty white daisies and
maideDhair fern being so artistically
strewn over the table. Suspended
from the chandelier over the center
of the table was fancy wicker has.
ket filled with Marguorites. Directly
undern5 ath the basket was placed u
large silver bowl filled with the same
variety of flowers. The place cards
were hand painted and ornamcnted
with the same floral design. The
grape fruit was served in grape fruit
baskets ornamented with natural
daisies and tied with white ribbon.
Among those seated around this eX.
qulsite table were Miss Amy Strate.
meyer, Miss Beatrice Campbell, Miss
Sybll Winter, Miss Grace Robertson.
Miss Ella Murray. Miss Henrietta
Smith, Miss Lillian Robertson.
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Mrs. Ballentyne's Bridge Party.
Golden shower was used In great
profusion by Mrs Clinton G. Ballen.
tyne when she entertained Friday al.
ternoon at cards In honor OF Mrs. and
Miss Gray of Los Angeles. Mrs. Gray
and Miss Gray are the wife and daugh.
ter Of Judge Gray, Judge OF the Su.
preme Court OF the southern district
OF California. Mrs. Gray and her
daughter have apartments at the Mo.
ana Hotel. They will sail for Aus.
tralia the last Of July. Among the
number OF women invited to meet
these charming ladies' were Mrs. Har-
ny Lewis, Mrs. Arthur Mark. Mrs.
Alan Bottomley, Miss Blair, Miss Ka;h.
crime Stephens, Miss Lucas, Mrs. Lane
twife of DR.. Lane of the Navy, Mrs.
Frederick Damon. Mrs. Hornberger. U.
S. A., and others, Prizes consisting
of hand embroidered center pieces
were awarded at each table. The
tables were arranged on the large
lanais overlooking the sea. The yer.
andas were decorated with palms.
Australian maidenhair fern and has
kets of luxuriant maindenhair fern.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Walter Coombs entertained de-
lightfully at luncheon last Wednesday.
This affair was pre- nuptial one, the
engagement being announced OF Miss
Genevieye Langton to Mr.. Charles
Bennett This lncheon, while a small
affair, was one OF the prettiest enter
tainments that has even been given
In Honolulu. Pink and white was
chosen as the color scheme, these two