Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-12
wo Notable weddinss Of the

Week.
While the weddings of Miss Isabel
McGunnegle and Lieutenant Philip
Sheridan and Miss Josephine Smith
and Lieutenant Joseph Andrews were
not as the friends OF the young people
| expected them 10 be, the reception
that took place at the home Of Colonel
AIcGunnegle at Schofield on Wednes-
day evening was brilliant affair.
Though invitations had been issued
to double wedding. Miss McGunnegle
and Lieutenant Sheridan came to Hon
oiuiu early Wednesday morning and
we're married at St Augastine's chapel
at Waikiki by Rev. Father Valentin.
Shortly afterward Miss Smith and
Lieutenant Andrews were married at
st. Andrews by Canon Ault. At both
weddings only the Immediate relatives
OF the young people were present
At 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening
scores of army people .notored to the
quarters Of Colonel McGunnegle for
! the elaborate reception that had been
planned In the receiving line Colonel
McGunnegle, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Sheridan and Lieutenant and Mrs An
drews were showered with congratu-
lations. During the excitement and
while the entertainment was at its
heighth the bridal cou.ies fed from
the scene of gayety to some other
part of the island Lieutenant AMI
Mrs Sheridan will leave in the VIII
helmina for Washington and later will
proceed to Fort Huaehuca, where
Lieutenant Sheridan Is stationed with
the Fifth Cavalry.
Lieutenant and Mrs Andrews will
make their home at Schofieid Bar
racks as long as the First Field Ar
tillery remain there.
Mrs. r. M. Swanzy's Tennis Tea.
Mrs. F. M. Swanzy entertained at an
informal tennis tea at her home in
MaDoa yesterday afternoon. =,
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Dinner at the Moana
Mrs. Carl Scott is entertaining in
formally at dinner this evening at the
Moana Hotel Her guests will include
Admiral and Mrs. G. b. T. Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Darrach who
arrived in Honolulu in the China yes
terday.
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Mrs. A. a.. Tarleton Entertains.
Mrs. A. Fl. Tarleton was hostess at
an elaborate tea yesterday afternoon
for her mother, Mrs. Tarleton, Miss
Lucy Tarleton and Mrs Pierce, who
have been spending the winter In Ho-
nolulu. Purple bougaiAvillea and
ferns were arranged about the house
To, lof<1 OF -
afternoon by Mrs E. "A Berndt, Mrs. /,
Dimond. Mrs. Lyser. Mrs. Dutot. Mrs.
Merle Johnson and Mrs. Bierbach
About a hundred ladies called during
the afternoon.
PunaF1ou Dance.
The dance at Oahu College last
evening was delightful affair and
in spite of the rain large number of
the college students and old Punahou
students gathered at Pauahi hall at
the invitation of the freshmen, who
were hosts for the occasion. . The hall
was prettily decorated with festoons
of green and white streamers, the
class colors, while the windows and
platform were ornamented with
bright colored bouganVillia and ferns.
Between dances delicious punch was
served to the guest. The young peo-
pie we're chaperoned during the even
ing by Mrs. Mcneil, Miss Damon,
Miss Dodge and Miss Foster, while
many of the younger girls were at
tended by their mothers. Some among
those present were Miss Myrtle
Schuman, Miss Margaret Restarick,
Miss Marguerite Wadman, Miss Beth
Woods, Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Helen Mclean, Miss
Doris Jones, Miss Esther White, Miss
Glenna McCracken, Miss Catherine
Jones, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss
Catherine Ashley, Miss Florence Bal
lou, Miss Ruth Stacker, Miss Mildred !
Chaplin, Miss Gertrude Ripley, Miss
Clemence Clifford, Gladys Halstead,
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Ruth Keough, /
Miss Florence Davis, Miss Ruth Far
rington, Miss Mabel Taylor, Miss Ruth
tombstone, Miss Dora Kydgate, Miss
Marjorie Gilman, Miss Mildred Deas,
Miss Pearl Hough, Mr. Robert Offley,
Mr.. Percy Nottage, Mr.. Oscar McCor-
riston, Mr.. William Schuman, Mr..
Geoffrey Podmore, Mr. Sam Carter,
Mr.. Fred Carter, Mr.. Henry White,
Mr.. Bachus, Mr.. Arthur TroyIe, Mr..
Frank Winter, Mr.. John O'Dowda; Mr.. 4
Thurston Taylor, Mr.. Willard Ables,
Mr.. George Bromley, Mr.. William
Noble, Mr.. William Harris, Mr.. Chest
er Taylor, Mr.. Gordon Wakefield, Mr..
John Ashley, Mr.. Alapaki Smith, Mr..
Philip Dodge, Mr.. William Patty, Mr..
Whilam Inman, Mr.. William Coney,
Mr.. Reynold McGrew, Mr.. Watson
Ballentyne, Mr.. Ebert futile, Mr..
Malcolm Tuttle, Mr.. Lyle Holmes,
Mr.. John Clifford, Mr.. Farrant Turner,
Mr.. Dwight Baldwin, Mr.. Luther !,
Hough and. others. -...- il. III
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Dinner at the CORTLAND. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Unger enter
tanned informally at dinner at the
CORTLAND on Thursday evening. II