The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-16
Society
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Walter Coombs, Mrs. Sophie over.
end, Judge and Mrs. Robertson, Mr.. !
and Mrs. Alexander Jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thee. Richards.
Henry Bond Restarick. bishop of !
the Hawaiian islands, and Mrs. Res
tarick have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Con
stance Restarick. to Paul Wilmington,
son of Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Wilmington
of Honolulu. The bride to be has
many friends in local society who will
be interested in the news She has
been a frequent visitor mere, and her
father, Bishop RestarrcK, was former.
ly rector of the Episcopal church at
San Diego. St Andrews cathedral
of Honolulu S the home of the Epis-
copal church of that diocese. The
date of the wedding has not been an
nounced-S. f. Call.
Pay Inspector r. II. Hicks has
been detached from duty as general
inspector of the pay corps and direct
ed to assume the position of fleet
paymaster of the Taclfc fleet with
Headquarters on the flagship Califor-
mia, at Mare Island.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;
and the formers father left today
for Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs. Dill
ingham have been spending the in
term since their marriage in Italy
last month, travelling leisurely west
ward toward the bridegroom's home
in Hawaii, and their stop of several
days here while awaiting their
steamer was made pleasant by a
number of social compliments.
Harry Simpkins was luncheon
host of yesterday, entertaining at the
Palace in compliment to the young
couple. Mrs. Dillingham; was Miss
Louise Gaylord of Chicago, and is a
notably beautiful young woman, of
an unusual type of pulchritude
which always distinguishes her II
any gatherings. F. Post.
The ladies of Fort Shafter enter
tanned at a swimming party and tea
at the post on Monday afternoon from
four to six o'clock to which about
fifty guests were invited. After a
delightful plunge in the swimming
tank, the guests repaired to the quar-
ters of Captain and Mrs. Chapman
where tea and delicious refreshment.
were served. The house and tel
tables were decorated in pinks ant
! maidenhair fern, and a most enjoy
able afternoon was spent by a large
| number of guests.
Among those present were Cap
tain and Mrs. Chapman, Major anc
Mrs Kennedy, DIR. and Mrs. Smith
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bowen, DR.. anC
Mrs. Johnson, Miss Allen, Mrs Par
dee, Mrs. Ramsey, Paymaster anC
Mrs. Hornberger, Mrs. Mark, Mis-
Katheryn Stephens, Mrs. Manuel Gar
rett Captain and Mrs. Robard. Mis-
Ethel Spalding, Mrs. Chauker, Lieut.
, and Mrs. Turner Lieuts. Pardee, Re
gers, Chiffon, Vaughan, O'Connol
Looman, and Messrs. Chapman, He
e milton and Browning.
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Cards have been issued as follows
"Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anterior
Miss Atherton. Miss Juliette Athel
ton, request the pleasure of your con
pany at the Seaside Hotel, Frida!
July 22nd, p. m. Dancing"
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay Jr., accon
/ panied by her little daughter, wi
leave in the next Wilhelmina for Sa
} Francisco, whence they Will travel
the east for several months.
Since the announcement of the l.
tended departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Dowsett in August for an eXten
ed trip through Europe and Americ
their hosts of friends have been sen
ing congratulations for the delights
store for this very popular coupl
Several affairs have been given
their honor, one of which was
y luncheon given by Mrs. LAM
d Tuesday, at which covers were la
~ for eighteen. The entire home,
or this occasion, was appropriately d
or corated, one room being abloom wi
Or gold marguerites, another in white
or tiers and easter lilies, while the di
-, ing room was done in tones of lave
der, the luncheon table bearing
huge centerpiece of lavender aste
and lace maidenhair fern. The pla