Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-12


Arriving on the TRANSPORT Logan
tomorrow will be Lieut.. Edwin Jo-
seph O'IIara, Coast Artillery Corps.
and Mrs. o'Hara, bride of few
weeks. The wedding OF Miss Gladys
Cronan and Lieut. O'Iiara occurred
In. San Francisco the evening of
June %, and was reported in & coast
paper as follows:
The marriage OF Miss Gladys Gro
nan, daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B:
Cronan, and Lieut.. Edwin Joseph
OHara, TOOK place last evening at
eight o'clock at Holy Cross church
and was followed by reception at
the home OF the brides parents on
--.lis street "
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and was gowned in an
exquisite imported charfneuse trim
med with rare old lace. she wore
the conventional tnlle veil and car
ried shower bouquet of lilies Of the
valley and orange blossoms. Her
maid OF honor. Miss Rosemarie Cal
iaghan, wore a gown OF Nell Rose
charmeuse and carried large bunch
OF the same shade OF roses. The
bridesmaids, Miss Mae Cronan, Miss
Della Holmes, Miss Virginia Sullivan
and Miss Henrietta O'Neill. were
clad in dainty frocks of shadow lace
swung over green charmeuse The
best man was William Foley, and the
ushers We're Edward Foley, Joseph
Foley, Phillip Williams and John
Whelan. During the ceremony Miss
r. Tyler of San Rafael sang Ave
Maria TO a violin oElieato by r.
Frost"
mrs. ScIilanSer's Evening Bridge
One of the largest card parties Of
the week was the evening bridge given
BY DIR. and Mrs. A. T.. Schlanser at
the Hotel Pleasanton on Thursday
night The rooms had been charm
ingly decorated with purple asters and
ferns for the occasion, the scorc-card
being dainty little affairs in The same
tones. No one knows ii the Tilt of
Bergers band as il played outside
caused the guests 10 play lily hand
with a ragtimc motion, but il m
doubtedly added greatly to the even
ihg,s- enjoyment. After a number of
Interesting rubbers Mrs. p Marquart
captured the first ladies prize, sill
yer tea strainer, while 10 Capt il s.
Juhnson went first gentlemen's hoh5is
and silver matchbox Mrs. s. NJ
Appel won the ladies' second prize, a
sewing set, and Mrs. G.. ID. Graham
the consolation, a dainty embroidered
handkerchief The second + men s
prize a memorandum, went 10 Lieut..
George ID. Graham and the consola-
ton, playing cards, TO Mr.. Nj r.
Clegg. Not the least of the party's az
fractions was the appetizing supper
served later in the evening" Amoas
the guests presentswera Col. and Mrs
ID NJ. Appel. Major and Mrs. e. Tine
berIake, Capt and Mrs. j. S. john
son, DIR. and Mrs. Kramer, DR.. md
Mrs. Larry. b. MacAfee, DIR. eand Mrs.
George ID. Graham, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Joseph G. Kay, Capt. and Mrs. Walter
johnson, Mrs. Peter Marquart, DR.
and Mrs Charles C.. Semmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. r. Clegg, and the hosts, DIR.
and Mrs. A.. E. Schlanser.
Mrs. RObertson's Tea
Mrs. A. G.. NJ. Robertson was host
,ess at an informal tea this week in
honor of Miss Gertrude and Miss Win
nffred Wilson of Portland, who are in
Honolulu as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hair. The afternoon was
devoted TO music, as Miss Gertrude
Wilson has charming voice and both
OF the young girls are Of a musical
temperament Mrs. Robertson sang a
number OF pretty things, as did also
Miss Wilson. The Misses Marshall
played several selections on the piano.
Miss Callie Lucas sang "0ld Planta-
aon" and quartet composed of. Miss
Lucas. Miss agnes Buchanan, Miss
Ethel Whiting and Mrs. Robertson
rendered number OF old Hawaiian
songs which were greatly appreciate
ed and enjoyed by the others. An in
yiting tea was then served the four
tables at which the guests sat being
attractively decorated with center
pieces and corsage bouquets of cerise-
colored hibiscus. Among those pres
ent were Miss Gertrude Wilson. Miss