Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-28

Spain, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Castle. Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ Won Holt aid Mrs.
Jack Halves.
Service Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Edith iowles,
daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Walter c. Cowles, to Lieut. Leo Sahm
OF the navy took place last night at
the Coronado Hotel, California. the
Rev. Charles E. Spalding. rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church, reading the
beautiful ceremony The young cou-
pie are both very well known in Homo
lulu, the romance which eliminated in
last nights wedding having begun
here when Lieutenant Sahm was in
command of the Kukui and Miss
Cowles lived with her father, Rear
Admiral Cowles. Lieutenant Sahm is
now stationed on the South Dakota,
which will probably keep the young
couple within hailing distance of Hon
olulu for the next two years at least.
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Service Bridge Club.
Mrs. Samuel Gordon was hostess for
the Service Bridge Club yesterday aft
ernoon at her home at the CORTLAND.
After very pleasant afternoon of
Royal auction, the prizes were won Dy
Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Kirby Smith and
Mrs. Wooten. Delicious refreshments
were then served. Those present were
Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs Bell, Mrs. JamiSoE
Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Kirby
Smith, Mrs. Harold Pratt, Mrs. Rich
ard Cults, Mrs F. Edwards, Mrs. Lis
ter and Mrs. Wooten.
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Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Charles F. Hart announces tie
engagement of her daughter, Mrs.
May Hart Elston to Mr. Allison Jor-
dan of Honolulu. The wedding will
take place some time in June, after
which the young couple will return TO
Hawaii mel.
Among the returning society folk on
er, daughter of Judge Henry +. cooper,
who has come home sooner really
than she expected in order to assist in.
the preparations for her marriage.
This will be one of the social events
of next month and is anticipated with
much pleasure by both old aud young.
Mr.. Bailey, the fiance OF Miss Cooper,
with his mother and father, Will ar
rive. on the Wilhelmina June 10. Mrs.
Henry E. Cooper and her cousin, Mrs.
Porter, will arrive on the same boat
A l. ut hn
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Benner have
moved to their home in Manoa Val |
ley Mr. Benner in moving from the
center of town where he has lived
for SO many years gives up the po- !
sition of custodian of Central Union
church which he mas held for twenty !
years. He feels that he has held the /!
post long enough to warrant his
graduation with honors His friends |
know he is entitled to the honors but |
would be pleased to have him remain.
Mr.. Clifton Tracey will be the Gus |
todian of the church after the first
of June.
Among the outgoing passengers on
the Siberia yesterday were Lieut.. and |
Mrs. George E. Lake (nee Helen !
North. Mrs. Lake has scores of I
friends in Honolulu, some of the
dating back to early child
hood and it is with great regret on
both sides that she sailed yesterday. [
With the navy department as full of I
whims as ever it is always possible
that the Lakes will be stationed here
at some future time.
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College students are already COM
to return to the islands with l
the closing of the western schools for /
the summer vacation. 4 number were /
incoming passengers on the Sierra on I
Monday, having been the life of an
otherwise monotonous trip. Among
these were Mr. Oswald Hind, Mr.. VIE
liam Ouderkirk. and the Misses Mar
earet and Mona Hind or Stanford, and
Miss Kathleen Kerr, who was grad
uated from the University OF Califor-
MIA this month.
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One of the social affairs of last
week was the dinner at the Pacific
Club on Wednesday last in honor of
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the Mems League of st. Andrews ca
thedral, the bishop. clergy, and the
delegates to the convocation. On the
same evening the wives of the clergy
We're entertained by Mrs. Leopold
Knoll at her home on Emma Square.
Both affairs were very enjoyable.
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Laden down with bright colored leis
friends, Mrs. Will Whitney sailed yes
terday on the Siberia, to be gone sew
eral months. Mrs. Whitney will spend
most of her time visiting her family Il
in Michigan. She will be joined later
by her husband, Judge w. l.. II
returning in August to their
home on Bingham street II