Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-20

Taking moving pictures Of society S
pageants is the latest fad. and Miss
Jennie Crocker's plan to have a film
made OF her wedding. this to be put
away in the family vault along with
the family jewels. both to become the
possession ~of future brides. is a fad
which English royalty first introduced
into society abroad.
9 8 3
Miss Thelma Parker has rented the
beautiful residence of w. a. Kinney at
Manoa Valley, suburb of Honolulu,
and after her marriage to Henry Smart
the 26th of July. the young couple will
make their home there, comi6g to San
Francisco in the winter for "a visit 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knight at thejr.peW
home on Broadway Miss Parker Is
busy arranging her trousseau, and pre-.
pairing for the elaborate wedding, which
will take place at waimea. her ranch
on the Island of Hawaii There will
be a typical Hawaiian celebration and
several hundred guests will be present
many going from Honolulu, which is a
two days journey, and remaining at
the ranch for several days. The VIII
lage people will be Toasted and the
young bride will have a brilliant start
on her married career. Miss Harriet
Bradford who was school friend of
Miss Parker in this city, will sail We'd
nesday for the Islands. and Will be the
brides only attendants F. Chron-
icle, July Z.
Hawaii Students Camping.
A congenial party of Hawaiian
students. attending Eastern colleges
composed of Harry Steiner, Anterior
Gilman, Adolph Schnack, Pete Young.
Cyril Damon and Allan Wilcox, are
spending their summer vacation at
Aloha Camp, situated on Lake .Asg.
nam, near Ashland. New Hampshire.
Mrs. Sehaefer Entertained.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1L-Mrs.
Gus Schaefer. who has been visiting
here from Honolulu, is one of the
younger matrons who has been feted
at succession of informal affairs.
during her stay, of the last few weeks.
She is. sister of Mrs. j. Charles
Green, and has been entertained not
only by her relatives but by the mem.
bers of the younger set in town. She
is charming bride, and after brief
stay here will return to her home in
Honolulu San Francisco Call.
8
Reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l. Hogs.
Mrs William H. Hoogs is giving a
reception and dance this evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Hoogs (Miss
Ethel McKeuzie), who have just re-
turned from their honeymoon. Pie
decorations are to be in pink, and
branches of the pink Towering tree
will be arranged throughout the rooms.
The programs are of a delicate shade
of pink and the pencils are attached
to them with ribbons that harmonic
with the color scheme The invited
guests are:
Miss Fanny Hoogs, Miss Alice Hogs,
Miss Juliette Atherton, Miss Marjorie
Miss Cordelia Gilman. Miss
Laura Atherton, Miss Edna Smith,,
Miss Leila Titus, Miss Muriel Howatt,
Miss Dora Atwater,. Miss fJuliette Atr-
water, Mrs Ernest Clark. Miss Ruth
Miss Ruth Richards, Miss
Alice Cooke, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss
Esther White, Mrs. Sherwood Lowrey,
Miss Tiny White. Miss Vivien Buck
and, Miss Hazel Buckland, Miss Eva
McCorriston. Miss Gertrude McCorris
on, Miss Theresa McCorriston, Miss
Little, Miss Marguerite Wadman, Miss |!
Martha McCheSney, Miss Myrtle Schu- |
nan, Miss Doris Hutehins, Mrs. Fred
rick Lowrey. Miss Blanche Soper, Miss
Ruth Soper.s Miss Edna Curtis, Miss |
Mary Won Holt, Miss Aileens Mccarthy. |
Miss Louise Mccarthy, Miss Pearl !
Mccarthy. Miss florence Winter, Miss |
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