Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-04
Social Notes

Mrs Clifford hlSn was a departing
passenger in the Wilhelmina WedneS-
day.
: Mr.. and Mrs Charles r Wood are
looked to leave in tn" Manna kca
today for Hilo.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Young are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the arri
val Of a daughter in their home.
Miss Alice Mulch has returned from
a six months visit in the East and
has taken nor position at WaiahO.e.
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Mrs. Edward Blanchard wko has
been visiting in Honolulu during the
holidays, left for EIamakuapoko yes
terday.
Mrs Helen Storrs, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. J. Lowrey.
for several months. was an Outgoing
passenger in the Wilhelmina. She was
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. NJ. How
ard Mrs. Howard is another sister OF
weeks ago and made short visit.
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The committee for the dance to be
given at the Kdnalu Boa; Club this
! evening has completed It's arrange
ments and feel sure that the affair
will he in every way a success.
The invitations are limited and
each member has but three guests
Since the organization of the boat
club the entertainments that have
| taken PLACE there have been enjoy
! able and consequently are very pop
ular.
In HiIc Soc ETY..
| Especial Star-Rulletin Correspondence
HILO. Hawaii, Jan. "a very
quiet but very pretty wedding took
place at 9 o'clock in the morning Of
| New Years day when Miss Agnes
Sage brahms, the daughter of the
Rev. August brahms. pastor of the
First Foreign Church. was married
10 DR.. Godfrey Douglas Hindley. Of
this city. The ceremony took place
at the home of the brides parents.
being very quiet on account of the
illness of Mrs. brahms anu for the
saTe reason the arrangements were
entirely in the hands of the oh BE
.Joyfuls,' an association of local
young ladies. The parior and din
ing rooms of the brahms home were
beautifully decorated and a delicious
e, wedding breakfast provided. The
ceremony was conducted by the Rev.
A. brahms, DR.. Charles S. Stow act
ing as best man and Mrs. F. E. Rich
ards ae matron of honor. The young
couple left Immediately after the
wedding breakfast for the volcano.
where they will spend tnC:r money
moon.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Car
men Canario, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. CanariO. OF this city, to-
Mr. Benjamin Otnello Visit, took
place On Saturday at the home CT
the brides parents. The ceremony,
which was performed 10y tile Rev.
Father Aloysius, was very quiet and
took place in the parlOrs Of the
handsome Canario home on Volcano
street. Miss Mildred CanariO acted
as bridesmaid and Principal Jerne-
gan of the local high scnoOi acted as
best nan. After the ceremony al
wedding luncheon was enjoyed by
those present, following which the
young coupe left for their honey !
moon at the Crater hotel. They will |
make their home at Pahala.
The dance given on New Years |
eve Ny the management Of the HilO
hotel Was we'll attended and greatly |
enjoyed by many Of the ;OHnspCOplp. |
lunches OF fireCraCkers We'd with the |
music at times in the evening and
generally pleasant and happy time
was enjoyed by all.
Tie wedding Of Miss Victoria Allen,
prime pal OF the PepeeKeo school, 70
lanes r. RenfreW. the station agent
At this city. took place in the First
+ OF eigu Church on Sunday last. The
!!nv. DlanIu, Offiria;ing.
Charles f. Wood. Of the Break
II a or Company and also hacker Of Il
It" local street ca romran,. came
up on the Sunday Mama kca. re-
turning on Monday! He Will Icav"
or G}'a,"m.aia. accompanied by Mrs.
Wood and lis son Donald, by the
NJ .s,OUrian. going aS far a. Salina I
wv ON the American-Hawaiian yes,
Il. He expects 20 be back in Ha-