Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-14

The worl; which this circle vii.
take up will probal'y DO original.
There will be social evenings where
the work e the members will re
shown. A number Of playlets will
be written and acted by the mem.
bcrs.
Invitations to those who arc eli
gibie will be issued some time this
Month and the first meeting will
take place the first week OF January
The president of the kflohana Club
feels that there is field for snch a
circle and is in hopes that those who
are invited to join will enter into the
little organization.
Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh Entertans.
Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh, who recent
Iy returned to Honolulu from tue
mainland, was hostess at a prottily
appointed tea yesterday afternoon at
her home at Waikiki The guest Of
honor vas Miss Brooke. who is a Wis
itOr in Honolulu. The decorations
were done with tropical flowers. Dur
ing the afternoon kaai's GIce Club
played Hawaiian melodies.
About twenty-five ladies called dur,
ing the afternoon.
Miss Waller Entertained.
The San Francisco Chronicle saws:
ALAMEDA, December Miss Hem
rietta Waller, whose engagement to
James H. Mills of Los Angeles be-
came known last week. is being ex-
tensively entertained. Miss Waller is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Waller. Her father is one of the lead
Ing business men of Hawaii and was
chairman of the Hawaiian delegation
TO the Democratic convention ut Balti-
more and is also head of the National
Hawaiian Commission. .z...-
The bride-elect is a brunette. with
a bright, vivacious manner, and is an
accomplished musician. She is the Sis
Ter of Mrs. John Hugh Clegg of Lon
GCn. She and her fiance met during
a trip abroad. The friendship between
the young people, formed while tour
Ing Europe was renewed last summer
when Miss Waller and her mother
were visiting in the south and were
shown much attention by Mills. The
l'ride-elects father returns to Alameda
from business trip to the islands.
Gen. Murray's Daughter. Weds.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 5.-Beneath
canopy of snowy chrysanthemums
which was erected in the drawing
room of Major General Arthur Muir
rays quarters in Fort Mason, Miss
Carolyn Murray and Ord Preston of
Washington. d. c., plighted their
troth yesterday afternoon. Rev. Fred
erick,, w. Clambett read the impressive
service in the presence of the reFa-
tives and few of the couples closest
friends.
A varied color scheme of decora-
ton, achieved by an arrangement of
chrysanthemums and fernery, trans
formed the residence into fitting
setting for the event. Throughout
the drawing room, white blossoms
were used to form the background
for the marriage, but in the library
and dining room pink and yellow
flowers we're introduced American
beauty roses and masses of ever.
green's completed the decoration in
the hall.
General Murray gave his daughter
into the keeping of the bridegroom.
The bridal robe was an exquisite
creation of ivory satin and old rose
point lace elaborated with pearl en-
broidery The lace tunic which drap-
ed the gown was one of pair of lace
shawls, it's mate being used as the
bridal veil This was fashioned Jul
liet style aud was caught and held,
in place by coronet of orange bios
SONS. Similar flowers were entwin-