Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-19
By C. S. ALBERT


| WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Formal an.
nouncement win be made in a few
days Of the engagement of Miss Cath,
arine n. Cameron, daughter of the late
Sir Roderick Cameron, to Mr. Judah
ii. Sears OF Boston. The engagement
has been known to their intimate
friends for a month, but ali were
pledged to secrecy, as Miss Cameron
did not wish a formal announcement
made until the recovery of her sister,
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, who has been
Ill at her home in. New York for a
month &. Tl-sz.sss T.. ...
Miss Cameron Is one OF three daugh-
tiers Of the late Sir Roderick Cameron
and makes her home with Miss Mar
garet. Cameron and Mr.. Roderick Mac
Eeod Cameron, her brother, at Clifton
Berley, the Cameron homestead at
Rosebank, s. /. The Misses Cameron
had house here on N street last
winter and were very prominent in
social life. ~. ~. -:-~.
Mr.. Sears is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
zenas Sears Of Boston, but has resided
III New York some time.
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany became Ill
soon after her return from Newport,
where she went to attend the oriental
ball given by Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt August %. If her cundi-
ton continues to improve the nlarri-
age OF Miss Cameron and Mr.. Sears
viii take place about the middle of
next month, October II having been
selected tentatively as the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bacon, the latter
formerly Miss Mary Switzerland of
this city, have returned ito Boston
from Mattaposett, where they have
been taking an active part in the
gayeties Of the past season, and are
temporarily occupying an apartment at
the Copley-Plaza. They are in, town
earlier than they would otherwise
have been in order to be on hand to
superintend the completion, furnishing
and decorating of their beautiful new
hume at Is Marlboro street, where
they are hoping to establish them
selves in another month. Mrs. Bacon
will hereafter be most important fig.
rre in the fashionable life of Boston.
Mrs. William Meade Couling an
nounces the engagements of her daugh-
tel, Lucy Lee, to Lieut.. Marshal Guion
Randol, 9th Field Artillery, U. s. A.
The wedding will take place October
16 at the home of Mrs. Couiing's moth
Ct, Mrs. Armistead Thompson Mason
Rust, Leesburg. Va, and, owing to the
recent death Of Mai. Couling, will be
very quiet. Only members of the fam
lily will be present. 4t "
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Lieut.. Charles X. Rockwell of this
city,. was best man at the weddinE
Saturday of Miss Helen Bradshaw II
Brookllne. Mass, and Mr.. Julian Al
derson Rice, at Graigston, the sum
mer home of her uncle, Mr.. T. G.. Hol
lander, at Wenham, Mass. The cere
mony, performed by the Rev. Angus
tus P. Record of Springfield, tool
place In the beautiful Gothic muse
room which has a pipe organ. The
bride was given away by her brother
Mr.. Benton Bradshaw. Miss Alic.
Dunn of Boston was maid of honor
The guests were confined to the TIVE
families and the most intimat,
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rice left i'm
mediately after the wedding on
motoring tour. Their future hom,
will be on Riverside Drive, New Yorl
City. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. DeFurest
Of New Haven, Conn, have announced
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Antoinette DeForest, to Assistant
Paymaster Josiah Gillespie Venter, U
S. n.
Paymaster Venter is a graduate oil
the Naval Academy. class 1912, and
tas been stationed in Washington fol
some time.
Mrs. Marion P. Maus, wife of BRIG
Gdier-General Maus, U.S.A.. stationed
at Vancouver, is the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edison Bradley at their camp OF
the St. Lawrence. Mrs. Maus viii
spend the winter in Washington witt
her mother, Mrs. Charles H. Poor.
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Gen. J. A. Drain, who recently re
turned from South America, has DeeI
joined at his S street home by Mrs
Drain and family. who have spen
the summer in Virginia. Their elG
est daughter, Miss Doris Drain, viii
be one of the seasons debutantes.
Mrs. Charles w. Russell. wife o
the United States minister TO Persia
and Miss Russell, left Vienan Seq
TENDER q for Teheran, having spen
tive months visiting the chief place
of interest in Europe