Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-19

Among the departing visitors on the
Lurline were Rev. and Mrs. Walter
Frear, who have been in Honolulu
some little time visiting their son
and daughter, Governor and Mrs.
Frear and DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frear.
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Owing to the death of Mr.. w Pfot-
enhaher there has been little or no
social activity this week The Ger
man colony. who were devotedly at
tached to Mr.. Pfotenhauer; and feel
his death very keenly. will probably
remain entirely. out of society for a
good many weeks II not months.
Mr.. Tom Wall leaves for the main
land next week on the Wilhelmina
He win be joined in San Francisco
by Mrs. Wall, who went up last month
to attend the wedding of her sister,
Hiss Grace Davis, to Mr. lGuilford
Whitney. MIR. and Mrs. Wall will tour
the United States by way of Van
couyer.
Mrs. A. Lewis has cards out for a
tea next Thursday. afternoon.
Mrs. Undertake of Fort Ruger has
Invitations out for aadinner on Tues
Gay night.
The officers of Shafter are enter
taining at their foftnlghfly hop this
evening. Many CT, the young people
from town as well as the service folk
will attend.
The next meeting of the Fort Ruger
Bridge Club will take place on Friday
at the home of Mrs. Nichols.
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Members of the University Club
gave jolly stag dinner on Tuesday
night to celebrate the return of the
Hawaii polo team. SS =.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooke and
Miss Alice Cooke have issued invita-
tions to dance at the Country Club
on May LIST to meet Miss Harriet
Hatch. who Is leaving verv soon with
her father for an extended trip in
Europe.
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Mrs. Clifford High, wife of DR.. C.
B. High of this city, was among the
incoming passengers on the Man
churia yesterday: Mrs. High has spent
the last six months on the mainland
recuperating from severe Illness
which she had prior to her departure.
She has returned to Honolulu greatly
benefited by her trip.
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Rev. and Mrs. John Wadman an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Comma Whittier, to Mr..
William Zerffi of Berlin, Germany.
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Miss Mary Won Holt is being host
ess at moonlight picnic this even
ing. A party of fourteen will start at
about sunset and me- IT to Waimea
Bay on the other side of Haleiwa
After supper they will return 20 town
by the light of the moon. .:@.s
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Mrs. Valdemar Knudsen, her grand
daughter, Ruth Knudsen, and Miss
Fisher, were incoming passengers on
the Manchuria yesterday, coming
from Mrs. knudsen's home in Los An
geles. They are guests at the Moana
Hotel, where the party will remain
for some weeks. H. ....-
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Guard AthertOn NuptiaIs -
A notable even though simple af-
fair of the week was the wedding of
Miss Juliette Montague Athe1ton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Atherton, and Mr.. John RueI Guard,
on Tuesday evening at the home of
the brides parents. 1 The marriage
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
A. Ebersole, associate minister Of Cen
trail Union Church, and was marked
by exquisite simplicity in every detail.
The bride, who entered upon the
arm of her father, Mr.. Charles Fl.
Atherton, wore a gown of charmeuse
brocade fashioned after one of the
draped models and ornamented with
real lace. A spray OF white orange
blossoms was fastened at her girdle
Her soft lace veil arranged with the
cap effect was caught with orange
blossoms. 1t might have been called
e gold-and-white wedding. for the col
! ors throughout were gold and white
Miss Violet Atherton,. the maid of
honor, wore a yellow satin gown
draped with shadow lace and oTna
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