Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-19

noma Tuesday from 6the Hawaiian
islands, where they have been for
month. The honeymoon was made de-
lightful by many complimentary at
fairs. Mr. and MRS. Van SAINT will
4 take possession of the 4, Claremont
home which has been prepared for
their occupancy. Before her marriage
of the early October Mrs. Van SAINT
was Miss Ruth Goodman, the daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs Harvey Goodman
The engagement fofs miss |. Dacia
Dean Fairbanks of Petaiuna' to Major
Edwin Willis Rich, U. S. A., was an
nounced last week. The wedding
will take place in the early part of
January at the Fairbanks home. Miss
Fairbanks is a daughter OF H. T. Fair
banks, retired banker, and sister-in-
law. of A. B. Hill, the capitalist. She
has recently returned from trip
, East and will be the motif of'many, So
| cial affairs before the wedding. Ma
jor Rich is on duty at Galveston,
Texas
Miss Sybil Robertson, returning to
/ Honolulu on the last Sierra, brought
with her a very charming San Fran
cisco girl, Miss MERGED Walton, who
will visit here throughout the holl
days. Miss Robertson has planned
considerable informal entertaining for
Miss Walton, beginning with a lunch
con tomorrow at the Country Club. In
between times, they are devotin3
their leisure to motoring and have
already made the trip around the ISL
and. .*
The engagement was announced in
Oakland last week of Miss Miriam
Blacker and Lieut. Roland Wilbur
Pinger, U. s. A, Of Fort Baker. The
wedding will take place in Trinity
church, in the presence of several
hundred guests. Miss Helen Blacker
will attend her sister as. maid of hon.
or. Among the "bevy of bridesmaids
will be Miss Dorothy Blacker and two
cousins of the bride, Miss Beth Don
kin and Miss Edna Donkin ~+of Mo-
desto.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Dillingham; re.
turned on the Siberia after a short
trip to the state. Though MIR. Di1ling-
ham went all the way east his wife
contented herself with visiting in San
Francisco. While in California Mrs.
Dillingham; was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Hyde-Smith, and her aunt,
Mrs. Alexander Garceau, and her sis
ter, Mrs Baldwin Wood of San Mateo.
To the regret of all her friends in
Honolulu, Miss Violet Mckee is plan.
ming to return to San Francisco the
latter part of the month. This young
island girl, who is ruly 50 popular in
Hawaii, has been greatly missed since
her parents have made their dOmiCile
in California. For the past six months,
Miss Mckee has been the house guest
of Miss Harriet Lucas.
Among those who will pass through
on the Thomas next month en- route
% the Philippines are Major and Mrs.
Thomas G. Ashburn, lately stationed
at the Preside in San Francisco. The
Ashburns are very popular and will
be greatly missed by California socie
ty folk.
Among those returning on the Lur-
! line yesterday was Mrs Larry McAfoe
, of Fort Shafter. who for the past two
months han been enjoying the bene-
fits of the California climate Dr.
/ McAfee, her husband, returned on the
Sherman last week.
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Mr. and Mrs H. P Wood were home
coming passengers this week after
flying trip to San Francisco.
& & &
Mrs H. NJ. Won Holt. who has
been travelling in thee eastern states