Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-19

Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Kings
bury. Mrs. Cults. Mrs. Gordon. Mrs.
turner. Mrs. Kirby Smith, and Mrs.
.dwards The next meeting Of the
Tub will be at Mrs. Turner'S resi-
ience.
iarriase Announced IN.
" The following announcement was
eceived the latter part of the week:
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Henry Atberton
announce the marriage of
..4..~- their daughter ..:.. 4
~. JuGette Montague
y Mr.. John Buel Guard
on Tuesday the fifteenth of April
ne thousand nine hundred and
thirteen i. -.
: Honolulu, Hawaii.
lieut.. Hugh Robinson's Wedding.
Honolulu people will be much inter
sted in the coming wedding Of Lieut.
iugh Robinson, who was formerly
:tationed here on the revenue cutter
rhetis. Lieutenant Robinson, who
vas very popular among the younger
ct, will marry Miss Marion Martin, a
.ociety girl of Boston. about the latter
art of May. Mr. Walter Kendall of
his city leaves on the next Sierra to-
best man at the wedding
Birthday Dinner at the Donna.
A very enjoyable dinner was given
Il the Donna on Thursday evening
4 honor of the birthday Of Miss Lily
Alderman. The table was attractive
With flowers, the gifts of friends.
hose present were Miss Carrie Ack-
irman, Miss Lily Alderman. Mr. 7.
,. w. Gray and Mr. Ed Hedeman.
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70 Visit Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Levy and
Miss Lucille Levy will sail on the
Ionolulan April Is for the Hawaiian
Stands on a visit of several weeks.
San Francisco Post.
YcIff-Davis Wedding
The marriage of Miss Sydney Davis
md Carl Wolff will be celebrated IN
Day, and will probably take place in
The attractive Belyedere home of the
oride-elect's sister, Mrs. Pierre Moore.
Ehe Moores are now visiting in Ha-
vail, but are expected home very
hortly. Unusual and beautiful gifts
ire daily arriving, and are testimony
not only of affection for the young
PEOPLE, but are evidence of the
esteem in which their respective
families are held. The late Mrs. Will
lam Wolff was one of those rare and
seautiful souls that somehow touch
with grace the every-day-ness of life.
she had beauty, charm, gift. that
which WHITES mere ex-
stence into something worth while.
Her sympathy and understanding for
hose less fortunate, her social graces
md radiant charm, made a standard
IF excellence that is still used by all
who knew her The groom-elect's
'ather, Mr.. William Wolff, Is one of
he honored and respected business
men of this city, and his sister is Mrs.
William p. Humphreys. one, of the
,ery charming young matrons in the
smart set. Miss Davis is related to
he Henry Clay Millers, the Van Berg
ms, the Fosters and Mrs. Walter
Bliss. San Francisco News Letter.
janice For Polo Players
The dinner dance given by Mr.. and
drs. NJ. H. de Young on Monday
light in honor of the visiting polo
players was the most thoughtfully ap-
,ointed of all the affairs in their |
lonor. The decorations in the din
ng room were in the Hawaiian colors, !
ed and white, and a native orchestra
md singers furnished the music. !
after dinner there was dancing in the /
,allroom, and then a supper. About I
orty guests enjoyed the affair, which !
vas characterized by that charming
ceiling of informality which Mrs. de I
ioung and her daughters, who as +
listed her in entertaining the guests, /
NOW how to impart to an affair of
his kind. Mrs. de Young is very
much improved in health, and the af-
air the other night was doubly de-
ightful on that account, as before the
amily left for Santa Barbara she was I
'ot in the best of health Miss Phyl-
is de Young, at the close of her first
eason in society, finds herself one
# the most admired of the debutantes,
dmired not only by the young set,
'ut by the older, with its more ma I
ured sense of values San Francisco
Jews Letter. /
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luncheon for Miss North.
Miss Comma Wadman entertained !