Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-27

! blue hydrangeas. The little electric
| lights that peeped from the mass OF
! fern and flowers were covered with
! rOSe-pink shades. Pink shaded can
dies lighted the table and bits of blue
hydrangea were scattered upon the
cloth.
Little white boxes bearing the sill
yer monogram r. S. were filed with
wedding cake and laid at each place.
The cards that marked each cover
were ornamented with the monograms
of the bride and groom, linked to-
gether with silver ribbon bearing the
date of the wedding.
One of the most effective features
Of the wedding supper was the cutting
of the brides cake when Lieutenant
Rogers drew his sword and handed
it to Mrs. Rogers who cut the cake
with it,
Only three of the fate symbols were
located after the cake was cut for.
no one would admit having received
the bachelors button. Miss Helen
Spalding received the ring, Mrs. Res
tarick the thimble and the bride
found the good-luck wish bone.
Covers were laid for Lieutenant
and Mrs. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. e. |.
Spalding, Bishop and Mrs. Restarick,
Miss Helen Spaiding, Miss Sarah Lu-
cas-, Miss Florence Hoffman,, Miss
Helen Girvin, Miss Comma Wadman,
Miss Kenny Cation, Mr.. Irwin Spald-
ing, Captain w. D. Forsyth, Lieuten-
ant p H. Sheridan, Lieutenant d. r..
Rodney, Lieutenant H. NJ l.. Groning-
er and Lieutenant Harry Vaughan.
, Mrs. Rogers is the third daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding, who has
married into the army. Miss Edith
Spalding was married to Lieutenant
Gerrit number of years ago. Then,
three years ago, one of the most bril-
liant October weddings was that of
Miss Alice Spalding and Lieutenant
Bowman. Both Lieutenant and Mrs.
Gerrit and Lieutenant and Mrs. Bow
man at mainland stations.
Mrs. Rogers has, since she grad
the most popular members of the ser
vice set and the social circles of the
townsfolk She is beautiful girl and
one Of @ie most attractive of the
blonde types. =#ss<-, - /. ~
Immediately after their return from
their honeymoon OH the other side of
the island, Lieutenant and Mrs. Rog-
ers will leave for Fort Douglas, Utah.
Here Mrs. Rogers will meet her sis
ter Mrs. Bowman, as Lieutenant
Bowman is stationed there at pres
ent. T.: '+s=.".... r.. *..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ramps
House Party. .*-.... '.."
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp en-
tertained at an enjoyable house party
during the week end at their home at
Kahala. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Sheedy, Lieutenant and Mrs !.
Kirby Smith, Miss. sCornet, Miss
bloch, Mrs Morris, Miss Betty Case,
Mrs. Charles Wilder, Miss Helen Al
exander,, Mr.. McInerny. Mr.. Harry
Cobb, DR.. Rothrock and Mr.. Bert
Clark. " ~, r..~- <#
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Mrs. G. F. 6ush's Informal Luncheon.
Mrs. G.. F. Bush entertained infor-
mally at luncheon at the Commercial
Club on Saturday for Mrs. F. W.
Beardslee of San Francisco. Covers
were laid for six including, Mrs. F. W.
Beardslee, Mrs. George Angus. Mrs.
George Kluegel, Mrs Albert Horner,
Mrs. Charles Anterior and Mrs. G. F.
Bush.
After luncheon the party motored to
the Japanese Gardens at Moanalua.
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Mrs. {. J. Undertake to Entertain.
Mrs. E. j. Undertake has issued
invitations for reception to be given
on Tuesday of next week for Mrs.
Edward Carpenter of Fort Ruger.
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Mrs. w. J. Dyer's Bridge Tea.
Mrs. w. J. Dyer entertained at an
informal bridge tea on Monday after
noon for Mrs. F. w. Beardslee of San
Francisco.
Society Notes.
Mrs. James Dougherty returned to
Honolulu yesterday, after having
spent several weeks on the mainland
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Judge Selden B. kingsbury will
leave in the transport in the early
part of December and will meet Mrs.
Kingsbury in California. Judge and
MIS-. hlUSSDuFy Will SpSHu CuIISLIudS
in Los Angeles and will return to the
islands shortly after the first of the
year,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Is, D. Tenney and Mrs.
Helen Noonan returned to Honolulu
in theS Wilhelmina yesterday after a
few months visit on the mainland.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Joseph Albert
Rogers (Ethel Spalding) will leave
for the mainland in the transport on
the fifth of December.
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Mr. and Mrs. +. FaXon Bishop re-
turned to Honolulu yesterday in the
Wilhelmina.
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Mrs. George Robertson and Miss
Sybl Robertson returned to Homo
lulu in the Wilhelmina yesterday
Mrs S c. Wilder was a homecom-
ing passenger in the Wilhelmina yes
terday.