The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-28

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of the city.
Mr.. Warren is a college man and
has been employed in the Hawaiian
Planters Experiment Station for The
past two years.
They have the good wishes Of the
The Service Bridge Club met yes
terday at the Colonial with Mrs Tut
tie as hostess, and Mrs. Harry Wilder
the guest of the occasion.
The usual rubbers of bridge were
played and prizes given to those scor-
ing highest.
Mrs Turner received the first prize,
which was a handsomely embroidered
Chinese silk fan with sandalwood
mountings; the second prize was
Japanese bamboo basket which Mrs.
Mark won. The heart prize was won
by Miss Edith Cowles.
Mrs. Watkins will entertain the
club at its next meeting.
Those present yesterday were Mrs
Alfred Putnam, Mrs. Roy Frances
Smith, Miss Kathryn Stephens, Mrs.
Gerald Johnston, Mrs Johnson, Mrs.
Walker, Mrs Ross Kingsbury, Miss
Rockwell, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs Carter,
Mrs Brown, Mrs. Turner and Mrs.
futile.
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The tea and dance given on board
the flagship California this afternoon
by Admiral and Mrs. Thomas is com
plimentary to the young ladies of Ho
nolulu who entertained the officers OF
the fleet with ball on December l6
Among the ladies who will act as
patronesses for the ball to be given
by the Merchants Association to The
officers of the Pacific fleet are Mrs
Walter Cowles, Mrs. Macomb, Mrs
Francis Swanzy, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder
Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Timberlake, Mrs
Ollie Swain, Mrs. Ed Tenney, Mrs
| Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. c. c. Yor
Hamm, Mrs. James Wilder, Mrs. Ros.
| Kingsbury, Mrs. Arthur Mark, Mrs
George Davies, Mrs. Harry Hepburn
Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. Clifton Carter
Mrs. George Sherman, Mrs. Walter
Dillingham; Mrs. Roy Francis Smith
Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. Gaylor, Mrs
Carl Hedeman, Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mrs
A. J. Campbell, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer
/ Mrs. Benjamin Lodge Marx, Mrs
Hobby Mrs. Oscar White, Mrs. Gig
neaux and Mrs. George Potter.
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The wedding of Miss Lillian j
Patty to Mr.. William D. Singlehurs
took place last night at the residenc
of the brides sister, Mrs E. A. Mott
Smith, at 1871 Nuuanu street.
The home was artistically decor
ated with green and white, with
touch of pink in the masses of del
Icate carnations which were used wit
white flowers.
A beautiful bridal bower was fasl
toned with banks of green ferns an
vines arranged over a large screen.
Reverend Henry Parker, an ol
friend of the family, performed tn
ceremony, and Mrs. Harry A. Baldwi
played Mendelssohn's wedding marcl
The bride was given away by he
brother, Hon. e. A. Mott-Smith, an
the groom was attended by Mr.. Dol
aid Ross.
Only relatives and a few of tn
most intimate friends of the famil
were present.
After the wedding light refres
ments were served, and the hapT
couple went away for a honeymoo
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Prominent among the passenge
who arrived on the Siberia Christm
Day were Mr.. and Mrs, George A. We
der of Pasadena, Cal, whose hone
moon will be spent in Honolulu. MI
Vedder was before her marriage Mi
Florence Thomson, only daughter
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Dawson Thomso
wealthy and prominent residents
the Crown City. Their marriage W
preceded by a long list of brilliant pl
nuptial functions, and for six wee
preceding their marriage there W
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