Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30

engineer officer of the u. S. S. Cali
fornia, is one of the younger officers
for whom brilliant career IS pre-
dicted. The marriage of Miss Cowles
and Mr.. Sahm took place this sums
mer in San Diego, shortly after the
Cowles family had arrived from Ho-
noluIu, where they resided for cou-
pie of years, and where they were
elaborately farewelled this spring.
Mrs. CowIes and Mrs. Sahm were
guests of Mrs. John W. Ellicott and
Miss Priscilla Ellicott at Mare island
for some time after their arrival here.
San Francisco Examiner.
Prior to their departure for Quay
mas the wardroom officers of the u.
s. S. Buffalo were hosts at dinner
on Monday evening, with dancing and
moving pictures afterwards Among
the guests were: Major and Mrs.
Powell, Commander ID. w. Blamer, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellicott, Lieutenant and Mrs.
WI. Moses, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby
Cummings, Mrs. George Joerns and
the Misses Marion de Guerrc, Miriam
Pond, Estelle Jacob, Marie 0,Dell OF
Salt Lake City. Katheryn McAdam,
Sallie Fox, AiIeen Mooser, Paymaster
Hauser and Lieutenants Henry,
Krauss, Hawley, Nelson and DR.. Post.
San Francisco Examiner.
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Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, who has been
visiting in Mare island as. the guest
of her parents, Commander and Mrs,
]. NJ. Ellicott, took her departure last
week for Charleston, S. c., where she
will join her husband, Lieutenant
Ross Kingsbury, u. S. M. C. Mrs.
Kingsbury was formerly Miss Joseph
inc Ellicott Exchange. 10
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Mr.. Fernstermacher who has been
spending several weeks in Honolulu
as the guest of Mr.. Erling Hedemann,
sailed for California on the Korea
Sunday morning.
Exhibition of New Dances
Mrs. Mary Gum and Miss White Of
San Francisco are extending invita-
tons to an affair on Saturday night
at the Pleasanton which promises to
be of keen interest to those who are
enthusiastic over the new dances.
This will be an exhibition of dancing,
commencing at O'Clock. All of the
new steps will be. shown, including
the. tango, the hesitation waltz, the
one-step, the Washington glide and
others of equal novelty. 1t is a SPLEEN
did opportunity for local people to see
these dances as they really should be
executed, and all those who have been
invited are delightedly planning to at
tend.
Miss Camp Married.
The marriage of Miss Ellamae
Goodale Camp of Honolulu and San
Francisco and Mr.. William B.ddle
Sheppard of Philadelphia, took place
in London on June 81. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheppard win come to this coast on
their honeymoon. Mrs. Sheppard is
well known here having often visited
here from the island metropolis. She
was usually guest on such occasions
of. Mrs. W. E. Osborne and Miss Elise
Osborne. Exchange. -
Miss Katherine Stricken and Miss
Harriet Alexander were the guests OF
the Mountford Wilson's at Burling-
anne a part of this week. Next week
they will leave for Santa Barbara,
where they will be the guests of Miss
Nina Potter E. the Hotel Potter
Call.
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Miss Stricken spent several months
in Honolulu last year when the Pacific
fleet was stationed in the islands. She
was the s.est of Lieut.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Rerthclf, the former being sta
tened on the Colorado.
Captain Albert P Niblack, U. s. N,
who recently was relieved from duty
as naval attache of the United States
embassy at Berlin by Lieutenant Com
Walter r. Gherardi, u. s. N,
has arrived in San Francisco and with
Mrs. Niblack is visiting at the Cali
tOrnia street home of the latter's
mother, mrs. William p Harrington.