Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

halls OF the University OF California
will terminate this afternoon in the
marriage of Miss Gertrude Rosenthal
to A b. Shaw, Jr., of Los Angeles. The
courtshlp began n 1912, when Mr..
Shaw was instructor in the department
of agriculture, and studying law in
the graduate school. Miss Rosenthal
was a freshman, and the meeting took
place at one Of the many college dane
es.
The groom-to-be Is practicing law
in the southern metropolis
Judge Graham will perform the
ceremony, the interesting feature or
which viii be the best men and
bridesmaids, who are twins Misses
Marguerite and Madeline Richie and
and groom respectively Chronicle
knight Starr Jordan, son of Chan
cellor David Starr Jordan, and Miss
Addie lone Knight, daughter of Jesse
knight, of Utah, were married Sep
tember 1st at the home of the brides
parents at Provo, Utah, at an elab-
crate ceremony. The engagement was
announced last spring Her father has
lived in the Middle West for nearly
sixty-five years, and has made for
tune in mining projects. The groom
was graduated from the geology and
mining department Of Stanford Uni.
versity in 1911, and won HIS varsity
emblem in baseball. He is member
OF the Skull and Snakes honor soci.
ETY.. the Geology and Mining Society,
and the Delta Epsilon fraternity. LEX
c.-ange.
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Mrs. Robert Leo Irvine, wife of
Lieutenant Irvine, u. 8. N, enter
tanned at tea the first of the week at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Klink, on Lyon street,
San Francisco. She was assisted in
receiving by. Mrs. Ross e, Rowell,
wife of Lieutenant Rowell. U. s. NJ,
and, Mrs Dolly MacGavin Fry.
Among the guests were Miss Florence
Aitken. Miss Cora Kennedy, Miss Al
ma Birmingham. Miss Katherine Mac
Adam, Miss Gladys Boston, Miss
Neva Salisbury, Miss Nell Rauch.
Miss Edith Allen and Mrs. John E..
Pond. wife of Lieutenant Pond, U. s.
N. Mrs. Irvine. who has been visit
ing her parents for two weeks, left on
Thursday for Salt Lake city to visit
her husbands relatives. She was &C.
conipanied by her little son. Elk
change.
Mrs William Leahy and Captain and
Mrs. Albert Niblack have arrived in
N ashingron, where they have joined
Lieutenant Commander Leahy, u. s.
~, who is on duty there. The Lea
hys have taken handsome residence
in the. capital, where the Niblacks
will be their guests until Captain
Niblack receives his orders for future
Luty. Mrs. Leahy and Mrs Niblack
are in mourning for their mother, the
late Mrs. w. p Harrington. and will
not take part in the early winter gay
cites of Washington society.-Ex-
change.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Irving Hall
Mcyfield Juliet BordenJ have decid.
ed to prolong their visit with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon
Borden of Los Angeles, until Septem-
Der 5, when they will be accompanied
by Miss Challie Winston. who will
pay a brief visit to Miss Dorothy
Allen in her home on washington
street before joining the Mayfields
for the winter in their Mare island
home.-Exchange.
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From the San Francisco Chronicle
is the following interesting clipping
about well-knowon Honolulu folks:
Edward Tenney has arrived from
Honolulu and Joined Mrs. Tenney and
Vernon Tenney at the Bellevue hotel,
where they have been for several
weeks. In the early fall the Tenneys
will return to their home in the
islands, where they are leaders Of
society and entertain layishly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Irwin re-
turned seyera1 days ago from Lake
Tahoe. They viii not return to San
Mateo, but will be at their home in
San Francisco until their departure
for the East early next month. They
will be in New York two. or three
weeks, returning to San Francisco
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Templeton
Croker, whom they will meet on their
arrival from Europe
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