Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-12
Robinson-Arnour Wedding to Take
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Robinson-Armour Wedding to Take
Place on Wednesday Evening.
Miss Agnes Armour and Mr.. Mark
Robinson will be married at St An
dreW's Cathedral on Wednesday even
ing at eight O'Clock. Mrs. Robert
Single will attend the bride as ma
tron OF honor and the groom will be
supported by Mr.. Walter Rycroft. Mr..
Robert Shinglc will give the bride
away. The ushers will be Mr.. George
Fuller, Mr.. Robert McCorriston, Mr..
Charles Stillman, Mr. Edmund Hede-
mann, Mr.. Sam Walker and Mr.. Percy
Deverill.
The wedding ceremony will be fol
lowed by a reception and dance at the
Colonial Hotel. ~ -...
Miss Maqoon's Masquerade. 49,.
The masquerade dance at which
Miss Emmeline Magoon entertained
her friends on Saturday evening was
success IN every way. There were
about hundred guests present, who
were greeted by Mr.. John Henry and
Mr.. Allie Magoon, brothers of the
young hostess There were few
handsome costumes to be seen, though
the majority were dressed in Yama
Yama suits. Miss Magoon and, Miss
Laura Low we're dressed as baby
dolls and looked sweet. Two OF the
handsomest gowns were those OF Miss
Esther White and Miss Beatrice
White, who were dressed as Colonial
danes. Miss Marjorie Gilman looked
charming in the Oriental costume OF
an Egyptian maiden. Miss Ruth So
per was dressed as Western girl and
made a splendid appearance. There
were only few other costumes that
were particularly noticeable. Mr.. Ala
paki Smith was dressed as Mandarin
and Mr.. Wrenne Timberlake as
monk There were number Of young
men, including Duke Kahanamoku,
who wore prison garb and who en-
tered the ball room treading the lock-
step rather than tripping the light fan
tastic. Some among those present
were Miss Rose Herbert, Miss Helen
Spalding. Misc Orpha Starrett, Miss
Gathrine Paris, Miss Catherine Ash
ley, Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss Eloise1
Wichman, Miss Marjorie Gilman, Miss
Pearl Llttlejohn, Miss Pearl McCar-
thy, Miss Abby Lucas, Miss Lorna
Jarrett, Miss AiIeen Jarrett, Miss
Ethel Whiting, Miss Mary Low, Miss
Atkinson, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Car
RE Alderman, Miss Alexandrima
Strauch, Miss Wilhelmina Strauch,
Miss Laura Low, Miss Margaret
Jones, Miss Catherine Jones, Miss
Evelyn Scott, Miss Lucy Dimond. Miss
Mr.
Charles Herbert, Kelvin Keech, Mr..
Dickson Mott, Mr. Alapaki Smith, Mr..
Kenneth Smith, Mr.. Gilbert Foote,
Mr.. Arch Brown, Mr.. Kenneth Smith,
Mr.. Arthur Gilman, Mr.. Moore, Mr..
Floyd Emmons. Mr.. Fred Ziegler, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Berndt, Mr.. Roller, Mr..
Cornelius Sullivan, Mr.. Luther Hough,
Mr.. Reginald Melanphy, Mr.. Guy Mac
farlane, Mr.. Ernest Parker, Mr.. Henry
Hustace, Mr.. Will Besha. Mr.. Willie
Harris, Mr.. Sam Carter, Mr.. John Gift
ford, Mr.. Closson Emory and others.
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Mics Eliicott Leaves.
Miss Priscilla Ellicott, who has been
In Honolulu for several months as the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Ross Kings
bury, left in the Maryland on Satur-
day for her home on the mainland.
Miss Ellicott was much feted while in
Honolulu, and her many friends here
will miss her at the social events that
will take place this season. The trip
on board the cruiser will no doubt be
a most delightful one, for Miss ELI
colt is not only the guest of Mrs. Phil
ander c. Knox, but her father, Cap
tain John Ellicott, is in command OF
the Maryland