Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26

men, some time this SpriaS, IL De-
came known today.
Mr. Grover, "a Yale man. himself Al
leader IN the younger social sets of
the capital, aud at one time said to-
have been engaged to Miss Ethel
Roosevelt, is heir to the Grover mil
lions, and is being trained TO take up
the work of his father.
The announcement OF the coming
marriage was received with interest,
not only in the east, where both the
young persons are so vel known, but
in the west, where Miss Wise has
spent a part of her time.
Miss Wise, who makes her home
with the Newlands. was presented to
Washington society some time ago at
their country home in Woedley Lane.
She is one of the originators Of the
paper chase in Washington. 1t was
while engaged in this exhAiarating
sport that the romance between her
self and young Glover first budded
An interesting event to many Wash
ingtonians in army and navy circles
will be the marriage of Miss Fay San
ford, daughter OF Col. and Mrs. James
G.. Sanford, u. S. A., of Detroit, and
Paymasfer Reginald Spear, U. S. n,
formerly of Philadelphia, but now sta
toned near Chicago, which will take
place in the Church of the Savior,
Philadelphia, at 3 o'clock Thursday.
april II. A reception will follow at
the Ngrmandie Hotel. The maid OF
honor will be Miss Hope G. Peters,
and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Elizabeth Stafford, Miss Helen A.
Almy, Miss Eleanor b. Austin, Miss
Edith Pleasanton, Miss Elizabeth
Cryer and Miss Alma Louise Hodges
of Washington
Mr.. Ray Spear a brother of the
bridegroom, will be best man..
The Spanish minister has gone to
Tampa, Fla, to attend the ceremonies
relative to unwilling a Spanish sani- |
tarfum at that place.
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot OF
Utah announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Annie Kay Smoot, toI
Mr.. Grover Rebentisch of Salt Lake
City. The wedding will take PLACED
early In the autumn Mrs Carbon, ell
der daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Smoot, is visiting them. The family
expect to remain here untilrthe close
of the extra session and then return
to their Salt Lake City home, where,
in the house where their daughter
was born, the wedding will take
place.
An engagement of special interest
here is that of Miss Jennie Byrd Bry-l
an to Judge John Barton Bayne, of
Chicago. Miss Bryan and her brother,
Charles Page Bryan, recently ambas-
sador to Japan, have spent the Win
ter at their home, Sixteenth and I
streets. and the wedding will take
place there in the near future. 4
Mrs. James r. Barbour and Miss
Marguerite Barbour have returned
from several months stay on the Pa
cific coast, and the former is greatly
improved in health They visited
throughout California, having friends
almost everywhere, who entertained
for them. They also made tour Of
the missions and other Interestingly
places and resorts.
s The marriage of Miss Renee M. Cou-
1ert, daughter of the late Frederic R.
Coudert and Mr.. Thomas Riggs, Jr.,
of this city, whose engagement was
announced some time ago, will take
place April so at the home of her
mother, 383 Park avenue, New York
city. The ceremony will be, a quiet
1ne, and there will be no reception.
The next international wedding in
Baltimore will be that of Miss Louise
Warfield, daughter of former GOV.
Ind Mrs. Edwin WarfieldSa and Count
vladimir Ledochowski of Poland,
which will take place at latter part Of
Nay. The ceremony will be perform
I'd by the cardinal at the home of the
brides parents, 1928 Linden avenue.
It will be Count Ledochowski's first
rip to America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smith Gordon
have sent out invitations to the we'd
ling of their daughter, Frances Pink
hey Gordon, to Mr. Estep Tillard Colt
Of Maryland, which will take place in
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church at
o'clock the afternoon of Monday
April %.
Mrs. Bond, wife of Capt. Paul Stan
ley Bond, U. s. A., left for Panama to
attend her cousin, Miss Aileen Gorgas,l
daughter of Col. William C. Gorgas,i
U. s. A., and Mrs. Gorgas. at her mar
rage to Mr. William d. Wrightson, at
Aneon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eichelber-
ger have gone to Asheville, N. c., to
attend the wedding of Mr.. Eichelber-
gers brother, Lieut.. Robert L. Eichel-
berger. q. S. A., and Miss Emma A.
Gudger.
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