Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23

where they ard their family are eStaD-
lished for the present The minister.
who has been recently appointed min
lister to Italy, sexpects to go to Rome
within the next month or so, but his
family will remain in Washington for
the present
An engagement of interest to So
ciety is that of Miss Josephine Ma
varre Irvine, daughter Of Mrs. Robert
]. C. Irvine and the late Lieut. Col.
Irvine, and. Mr.. Burns Henry CT De-
troit. The wedding will take place in
October at Tonnancour. Crosse Pointe
Farms, Detroit, the beautiful country
home of Miss Irvine's grandmother.
Mrs. Theodore P. Hail.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph z. Willard and
their daughters, Misses Belle and
Elizabeth Willard, made short visit
last week to their Richmond home.
Mrs. Willard and the Misses Willard
will leave New York for England
Tuesday and viii later join Col. Will
lard in Spain, where he goes to as
sumo his new duties as minister from
ItAC OAbeCA kotdtCo.
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Lieut.. Commander Roscoe C. Bull
mer, U. s. NJ, and Mrs. Bulmer. ar
rived Saturday TO be the guests of
Mrs. Disston at her Narragansett
Pier cottage for several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, who
have Travelled so extensively the past
two years, are spending this summer
at Weld, their Brookline estate in
Massachusetts, though taking occa-
sional trips on their houseboat Rox-
anna
Former Secretary of State and Mrs.
Philander G. Knox, who have been
stopping at Mount Pocono, Pennsylya-
MIA. have gone on an automobile tour
to the White mountains.
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WASHINGTON, August 13.-The
new year win find Mr. Francis b.
Sayre and his bride residents of VIII
Jamestown, Mass, according to "a
statement given out by the former
Mr.. Sayre has accepted the post as
assistant to the president Of Williams
College for a year. He says his de-
cision was formed after Miss Jessie
Wilson, his fiancee, expressed her
preference for life in college town
rather than in New York. Mr.. Sayre
expects to retain his present post in
New York as the head of the district
abandonment bureau until
the time of his marriage in late No
vember, and after his six-week honey
moon trip will take his bride to vii.
Jamestown to live. Mr.. Sayre grad
uated from Williams in 1909 and its
present head, President GarieI6, was
professor of municipal government at
Princeton when Woodrow Wilson
was its president.
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The beauties of the upper Potomac
make camping one of the most popu-
lar diversions for those who must re-
main in the capital during hot wealth
er. One of the most interesting
parties in camp is that of the Min
ister of the Dominican Republic and
Nine. Peynado and their nine chil-
dren, who are enjoying to the fullest
a well equipped camp. The younger
members Of the family refuse to re-
turn to the capital at all, while the
minister and Nine. Peynado make
frequent trips between the camp and
the legation.
Mrs. Atlee Pomerene is one of
number of senator's wives who have
cllosc,: to remain IN Washington with
their husbands as long as congress
Is in session. Senator and Mrs. /
Pomerane rake their home in a
large, airy apartment at the High
lands, and every day she takes the
senator to and from the capitol in
her little electric trougham, besides
driving about the park roads of
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Eustis
have gone to Long Island to stay with
the latter's father, former Vice Presi-
dent l.. +. Norton, during the absence
Of Mrs. Morton and Miss Morton, who
were called TO Paris by the serious
Illness OF Mrs. Helen. Morton. Late
adyices, however, are to the effect
that the condition of the latter is
much impra.,d.
The paymaster general of the navy
and Mrs. t,uwie have closed their
apartment at the Highlands and gone 4
to Blue Ridge Summit for the month
Of August.
Mrs. Joseph Letter and children are
expected shortly at Bar Harbor to Wis
1t AR. aad Nrs. James F. Mitchell.