Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-07

in Europe from this country. are max
ing a brief stay at the Hotel Atlantic
at Hamburg. before going to Denmark
for the remainder of the summer.
Rear Admiral Eugene H. Leutze, U.
s. N, and Mrs. Leutze spent last week
al the Hotel Kaiserhof in Berlin.
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Major Edgar Russ ell. T. S. A.. and
Mrs. Russell, who have been at Ores
den, have now arrived at Frankfurter-
Hof, at Frankfort-on-the-Main.
Mrs George Andrews, wife of Cal
Andrews, who has already taken up
his duties as adjutant general of the
United States Army, will join him
here by tie ist nf September
Miss Katherine Andrews, their
daughter, who was enc of the brides
maids at the wedding of her cousin.
Miss Katherine Hoyt. and Mr.. Amast
Mather, in Ohia. recently. is the guest
OF Miss Constance Parmelee at Kenne-
bunkport, Me-, where the Parmelees
have taken a cottage for the summer
She will come te Washington to join
heI parents next month. -.
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Col. and sMrs Selden Allen Day. q.
s A.. have returned from a visit to
their cousin. Panl Kestsr, at his home,
Gunston Hall, Va. -.
The colonel alec attended the fiftieth
reunion aft the Blue and the Gray at
Culpeper August 9, the date of the bat
tie there known as the battle of Cedar
regiments held a campfire and love
feast on the battle grounds this year,
some coming from California, Texas,
Ohio and other states ":..
Later Col. and Mrs. Day will visit
her relatives in the Shenandoah valley
and at the Virginia springs. v..
Mrs. Champ Clark. wife of the
Speaker, will leave WASHINGTON soon
after the close of Congress for stay
of several weeks at their home in
bowling Green. Mo. Miss Genevievc
Clark, who Is now in the Adirondack
of New York, will join her mother in
time to make the trip with her. Ben
nett Clark twill accompany his mother
and sister, Later in the season Mrs
Clark will probably take a brief trip
To England aptsol Is.
Mrs. Al 81. ri Ritzer. of Colorado
Springs and sMiss Pitzer. sister and
niece, of Mrs. Clark, who have been
spending the summer in Washington,
will remain, In town. with the Speaker.
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Mr.? and Mrs. M. B. T. Paske-Smith,
who were married in Manila, p. L, in
early july. are expected to visit rela-
tiyes in this city shortly before going
on to Canada and England. Their mar
riage took piece at the. arehbishop,s
palace. the bride being Miss Marie
Teresa de Lis, and the BRIDEGROOM the
british vice consul at Manila.
The bride was dressed in white sa-
tir trimmed with Brussels lace and
carried bouuuet OF beautiful Benguet
lilies. The alter was magnificently
decorated for the occasion with white
gsrdenias. =
The young couDlet left on the, Min
nesuta for the United States, -
The BRIDEGROOM made presents TO
the bridesmaids and the maid Of honor
specially made in Japan for the oc-
casion, each bearing the monogram of
the person to whom presented.
The presents to the bride and bride
groom were very numerous and many
Of them of great value q
Mrs..A. p. Pujo and daughter, Miss
Mona Pujo. of Lake Charles. La. have
been visiting at Camp Harding Col
Mrs. Puio is the wife of Representa-
tive Pujo of Louisiana.
Representative William Stuart Rey-
burn, SON of ex-Mayor and Mrs. John
e. Reyburn, of Philadelphia, who is
visiting his mother at her summer |
home at New London, Conn, present
ed the cup for the ladiel tennis tour
nament at New London, which was
won by Miss Marion Ashmore.
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