Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-06
Mrs. Clifton Carriers and Mrs. Cole


y. mans Bridge Party.
Mrs. Clifton Carter and her mother,
Mrs. Coleman, gave bridge party
The prizes were dainty Austrian vases
filed with yiolets and they were
awarded to Mrs William p. Wooten,
Miss Agnes Walker, Mrs. Kirby
Smith, Mrs. Shepherd. Mrs. Kings.
bury and Mrs. Denman Among
those present were Mrs. NJ. M. Ma
comb. Mrs. William p. Wooten, Mrs.
Cheatham, Mrs. Douglas McDougal,
Miss Agnes Walker, Mrs. Bruce Cart.
wright, Jr., Mrs. F. E! Edwards, Miss
McStoeker. Miss Fuller, Mrs. Kirby,
Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Shepherd, Miss Eli:
colt, Mrs. Harold Dillingham;. Mrs.
Klamp, Mrs. Kirby Smith, Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs.
Cooke, and Mrs. Denman.
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Miss Lucille Cold Becomes the Bride
Of Mr.. Clyde Manly.
A very quiet wedding took place of
the Kings Daughters Home on Ma
kiki street last Monday afternoon,
when Miss Lucille Cold and Mr.. Clyde
Manly were united in marriage by the;
Reverend Doremus Seudder. The
Home was prettily decorated win
maiden hair fern, and shasta daisies.
Only the immediate friends of the
young couple ana guests of the Home
were present at the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Manly were recipient of
many beautiful gifts.
After the welding amid shower Of
rice the young people left for shot
honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce cartwright.s
Dinner.
Mr.. George Burroughs Torrey was
the complimented guest at dinner
on Wednesday evening given by Mr..
and Mrs Bruce Cartwright at their
home Wyllie street The table center.
piece was an artistic arrangement of
Cecil Bruner roses and the cards mark
ing the place of each guest bore the
crest of the hostess. The guests were
AIR. George Burroughs Eorrey, miss
Castle, Major and Mrs. Edward J.
Timberlake, Captain and Mrs. Clifton
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Waller FSpillng
ham, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder.
After diner the party motored to the
danes atsthea IIniFeEaity club s.ssszsssesx
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Mrs. Hendrrys school viii not open open
for, the fall term and the young chill
dren will be deprived OF At least one
house of learning fer, Mrs, HENRY
leaves on the 9th! Of July for Europe
taking her daughter Alice with her.
They will probably locate in Geneva,
Switzerland where they will make
their home for four years. Robert w.
Hsndry will go as far as, Ithaca with
his mother resuming his studies st
Cornell. Z # ~ sg &c
There will be a reception at the
Salvation Army Home in Manoa on
Monday afternoon from four to six,
for Captain McAfee who is leaving
for the coast and for Captain Coz,
who is to succeed her in the work
here. All the ladies who are interest,"
ed in the work of the Salvation Army
are invited to be present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Temple.on
Croker are contemplating a return to
Honolulu after the wedding of Miss
Jennie Crocker and Malcolm Whit
man, which takes place at Uplands on
July 18th. Mr.. and Mrs William are
still in the islands, where they will
remain during. the er-Chroni-
scles. IA =
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The Woman's Golf team at the
Country club are looking foreward to
getting their players and match will
soon take place to decide who the
winner shall be. The colors of the
players ar dark green and white With
o. C. C. embroidered on, the pocket.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Ross Kings
bury and Miss Priscilla Ellicott Will
will spend the months of July and
will spend the months Of July end
August.
Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy accompani-
ed by her two daughters the Misses
Nora and Rosamond Swanzy and her
niece Miss Farley are spending a few
days on Maui.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Anterior ore
sDending the week end at 81 .aZVlaa"