Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-08


Guent guest at the navy yard hops
Exchange.
DoyIe.Tinker.
A wedding of great interest in ser.
vice circles is that of Lieut.. Clarence
Leonard Tinker of the 18th U. S. In
fantry and Miss Madeline Doyle,
daughter of Mrs. Katherine Doyle,
which took place this morning at st.
Augustine chapel, Waikiki, Father
VaIentin officiating. The bride was
attended by Miss Mary Quinan and
Miss Genevieve Tinker as brides
maids, while Lieut.. o. H. Saunders
served as best man and Lieut. " V.
Enyart as usher. The ceremony was
followed 10y a wedding breakfast at
the Macdonald, where the bride was
been living after the honeymoon,
Lieut.. ana Mrs. Tinker will reside at
Schofeld Barracks, Ieilehua, where
the former is stationed with his regi-
ment.
The talk of the social world this
week is conferred largely upon the
Venetian Carnival on Saturday even
ing, most everyone being actively en-
gagged in preparing costume for the
occasion. OF course all those taking
part in affairs will appear in some
grand Venetian costume with silks
and satins and velvets, stiff starched
ruches and quaint iewelry. Others
who prefer not to be so gorgeous will
60 as peasants in short pleated skirts,
laced bodices and mole caps. The
various committees have adopted dis
tinctive costumes for their booths.
Those in charge of the homemade
candy will wear peasant dress-red
skirts with big black aprons, black
laced bodiceS over white blouses with
square red caps. Mrs. montgomery
Macomb will go as a6Venetian lady
and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; as Bea-
trice DEste, though the others on the
lemonade committee = will content
themselves with humble Italian cos
tunes. The flower booth will be tend
ed by ladies in peasant dress adapt
ea from Titian's portraits. They will
wear black pleated skirts with high
black bodices over white waists with
straps Of the black over the Shout,
ders. Bright Sc0lored sashes about the
waist, and red kerehiefs tied around
the head will finish the costume.
The punch committee will wear Ital-
ian dresses Of red and green with a
high Venetian headdress. = a. -
The rsfreshment committee will
content themselves with white dress
es, caps and aprons with rosette
badge of green and red. .sAlI the 9TH
er ladies will be costumedY in Italian
style from the simple peasant maid
to the lady of high degree; = ~
The spectators too are not going to
be cutdone in Carnival spirit, and all
kinds of original ideas are being put
into costumes. OF course there will
be many who will prefer ordinary
dress, but naturally, fancy disguise
Of some kind-not necessarily Vene-
tian-is much more to be desired
he gates at the Outrigger will be
opened at half past seven and prompt
Iy at eight fifteen. the program will
Seven beautiful dances
Of the cid Italian school will be given
on stage erected in the lagoon.
General dancing will then follow in
the Outrigger pavilion. Various cool
drinks. candy, cigarettes, flowers and
other tempting articles will be on sale
ut the gay Italian booths. Even the
most bored and blase old sobersides
IS promised an evening of gaiety at
his unique affair
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Mrs. John NJ. Ellicott, of Vallejo,
Cal, was a dinner hostess recently,
informally for Captain
and Mrs. William NJ. Cross, Pay Di-
rector and Mrs. Charles M. Ray, Cap
ain Frank J. Schwable, U. S. Marine
,erps, and Mrs. Schwable, and Cap
ain Berton w. Sibley.-Army & Navy
Journal.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Abeken of the
lavy, who passed through Honolulu
ecently en-, route to Guam, are COM
ortably established in their pretty
Iome and are enjoying the tropical
lie in the little island They have
Llready been made the. motifs for con-
siderable ntertaining.
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Returning from a honeymoon O. in
he Eastern states were Judge and
Mrs. w. B. Lymer (Callie Lucas who
arrived on the Mongolia yesterday.
Their wedding which took place in
August, was one of the social events
# that month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WaldTon we're
passengers on this mornings
to be for year or more
IN the mainland and in Europe.
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Mrs and Mrs. Ben Baldwin an |
leuHce the engagement of Miss Ida !
Orange, Of Norway, and Mrs. Guy
rankin of Maxwell. Both of the
.oung couple are we'll known in Ha- !
vail, the former as a sister Of Mrs. |
eric Knudsen, and the latter as a