Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-10
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Those who met Ernst Behr, OF Pas.
adena last spring, when he spent sew
ersl weeks with his; sister, Mrs. Rufus
Spalding of Kauai, will be- much in
teTes ed In hearing Of his engage
ment TO Miss Bessie Mattison, only
3 daughter Of DIR. Fitch C. E. Mattison,
one OF the most prominent and popiis
lar physicians Of Pasadena Mr.. Behr
Is himself the only son OF physician.
DIR. Arno n. Behr of Pasadena, a man
hoted all over the country for his
experiments In therapeutic chemistry.
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Mrs. Mamie Moore arrived on the
B. 5. Korea last week to be present
Monday evening at the marriage of
her niece, Miss Ray Bell with Ensign
Paul Marshall Bates OF the cruiser
California. Mrs. Moore, who former
ly reside In Honolulu and owns prop
erty here, 10 the house guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Bell 'on Lunalilo street.
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A quiet wedding was solemnized at
high noon on Saturday, when Miss
Sophia de Ia Nux OF Honolulu became
the bride Of Mr.. William Hartung. The
ceremony was performed at St Mary's
church, in San Francisco, by the Rev.
Father Adeibert, formerly Of Maui
Mrs. Hsrtung is an Island girl and
her many friends regret that she is
to make her home so far away from
them. When she completed her course
In High School Mrs. Hartung secured
a position with III. r. Wichman e Co.
and remained there until a few weeks
ago.
Mr.. Hartung was a member of the
first graduating class OF the College
OF Hawaii. and Is now one Of the
chemists In the sugar beet factory In
Spreckelsville, CAL, where the young
bride and groom will make their home.
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Among departing passengers on the
transport leaving this week were Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Hill, whose many
friends here regret to see them go.
Mr. Hill, who for the past ten years
was connected with the, fertilization
work at Fort Rosecrans, San Diego,
has had charge of work at Fort Rug
er for the: past year and half, but re-
ceived q cable Saturday calling him |
TO the coast Mrs. Hill is an accom-
plished musician and has been soloist |
and choirnistress at st. Clements
chapel during much Of her stay here. |
A number of the younger set left |
In the Wilhelmina on Thursday for
the volcano and among them are Miss
Pauline Schaefer, Miss Zepha Ptschel |
and Mr.. carr Schaefer 80 81 7f.fsf
SOCIAL NOTES FROM HAWAII.
Mrs. A. g. Curtis was the guest OF
Mrs Oman Holland the early part of
last week at the Henry Lyman cot
tage at Twenty-Five Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. s. Terry are spend
ing the summer In their log cabin in
0laa. g.
Mrs. r. T. Filler had as her guestl
for the weekend Mrs Al. @. Curtis Of
CurtistoWn. -.:te |
Mr.. Ralph Guild Curtis returned tot
olaa to spend the summer with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Curtis. !
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Mrs. William Haley Hiserman1 was
hostess at tea on Thursday of this
week for Mrs. Albert Ruddle, former.
ly Miss Anabelle Low of Honolulu,
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DR.. and Mrs. Elicit, who have been !,
In Honolulu for a'short visit, returned
10 Hilo In the WiIbeimina.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lyman have as
their houseguests Judge and Miss
Ellen Lyman, Miss Anna Tucker Of
Honolulu. d
Some of Hilo's society folk arei
spending the, summer in Olaa and In ,
he vicinity of the volcano. They are
Mrs. p. G. Bcamer, and family, Miss ,
brahms, Miss Williamson, Mrs. .Furer. ,
FRS. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
and Mr.. Wright Hender. :
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A woman may not be able to keep s
! secret, but when 1t comes to suffer- ,