Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13
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ID. Garfield. The party was dis
ltinct success, the evening proved
ideal fer swimming, and the supper
was highly enjoyed by all the many
iguests.
The following were the guests pres
! lent:
/ Miss Bess Kentner, Miss Louise Nj.
Larrabee, Mary Warner. Mrs. A. f. Ar
leuge, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. LOOMS,
Mr.. and Mrs. p H. Horne, Miss Alma
Mills, Miss Mabel Ross, Miss Alice
marion Oleson. Miss Ruth C. Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd R Killam Ethel
r. Bowen, Miss Bergensen, Miss Ruth
benedict, Mrs. Flower Dodge, Miss
Frances Bragdon, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @.
bort, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. futile, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Leach, Miss May Thomas,
Miss Alama Seavey, Miss Bertha l..
Kerry, Miss Mabel E. Bosher, Miss
L-.ristina Rowenhurst, Mr.. and Mrs.
harold L. Lyons w. L. Howard, FL
mer d. Evans. e. ]. Bolts, E. n. Eek
strand, A. E. Larimer, Miss Elizabeth
). Jones, Miss Mary Stambaugh, j. D..
Garfield, Joseph F. Rock, DIR. and Mrs.
W. Harmon, Vaughan MacCaughey. G..
X. White, Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Good
night, F. A. Edgecombe. Miss Julia
r. Peabody, Otto A. Renking, Miss F.
N. Goold NJ L. Copeland, E. A.
Back, F. Schnack, William Gaynor,
Dr. A. F. Jackson, Will p. Thomas and
others.
Among the arrivals on the China
this week were Mr.. and Mrs. Knight
Starr Jordan, the former son of Mr..
David Starr Jordan of Stanford Uni
versity. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan are
spending their honeymoon in the ISL
ands, their marriage having taken
place few days previous to the sail
ing of the steamer. Speaking Of this
affair a San Francisco paper says:
Miss Addie lone. knight, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Knight of Pro-
vo, Utah, and Mr.. knight Starr Jor-
dan, son of Chancellor David Starr
Jordan of Stanford, and Mrs. Jordan,
will be married tomorrow at Provo.
Young Jordan is mining engineer
and graduate of the university Of
which his father was the distinguished
president for so many years. The
knight family is one of the foremost
In Utah, the father of the bride hav-
ing amassed a fortune in mining. The
ceremony win be marked with much
elaboration.
In Santa Rosa on Saturday the mar
riage of Miss Helen McMeans and
Ensign G. Hollis Conner, U. s. NJ
will take place. 1t will be brilliant
church wedding. with several brides
maids and some Of the naval officers
at present on duty around San Fran
cisco as the groom's attendants. Miss
McMeans, who is the daughter of Pro-
lessor and Mrs Alexander McMeaas,s
recently returned to her home in San
Ia Rosa after a several weeks stay in,
town, when she did much of her trous-
seau shopping. Exchange.
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Mrs. Ellicott and Miss Priscilla Ell
licott are remaining at Mare Island as
guests of Captain B. W. Sibley, U. s.
M. c.. until the return Of Captain ].
M. Ellicott from the East, where he
went on Friday. Captain Ellicott exf1
poets to be gone about three weeks
Exchange.
Paymaster and Mrs. Kenneth c. Nc
Intosh, the latter, sister of Mrs.
Hamilton Agee of this city, are
through passengers on the Mongolia.
en- route from Guam to the Eastern
states.
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Mrs. George NJ Apple, wife of Cap
tain Apple, u. S. A., who arrived from
Denver on Friday, where She has
been visiting her mother for the last
two months, sailed on the Ventura
Tuesday TO join Captain Apple, who
is stationed with the First Company
Of Field Artillery at Schofield Bar
racks in Honolulu Exchange
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Smith
sail from CherbouIg this week. and
before going to their future home in
Honolulu will visit with relatives in
Washington and New York. Mrs.
Hyde-Smith was Miss Grassie Bulk
ley, Washington belle and her hus-
band is a son of Mrs. Hyde-Smith, and
a nephew of Mrs. Harrison Smith and
Mrs Alexander Garceau of San Fran
cisco Exchange.
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