Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

in Seattle. wash. stayed with a rel
alive, Mrs. y. S. Wintermate A din
ner was given at the Ramer Club in.
their honor, and for the first time in
the history OF the club, wives of the
members, and other feminine guests,
were included In the gathering.
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Mrs. William J. Bryan, who has
spent month at her Nebraska home.
has rejoined the Secretary at calumet
place.
The Secretary of Labor has been
joined at his home on the Avenue OF
the Presidents by Mrs. Wilson and
their family.
Miss Caroline Dorach Merrell, only
daughter of Rear Admiral John p.
Merrell, u. S. ", retired, and Mrs.
Merrei, was married to Past Asst.
raymaster Richard Howard Johnston,
Il. S. ", in Grace Episcopal Church,
.aIt. Clement, Mich. The Rev, W. E..
AyLew;s oficiated Immediately after
the ceremony the couple started for
the east. The wedding was to have
taken place early in July, but Mrs.
Merrell was ILL., Rear Admiral Mer-
rell was formerly station in this city.
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The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels were guests of honor at the
Army and Navy Club at roof gar
den dinner given by Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Henry T. Mayo, whose other
guests were Rear Admiral and Mrs.
howard, DIR. and Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs.
Bagley, Mrs. Wing, Mrs. Stewart and
DR.. Du Bose.
Capt and Mrs. Raymond Rogers
left Chevy Chase yesterday for Ham
ilton, Mass, where they will go to
the summer home Of the parents of
the latter, former Secretary and Mrs.
Meyer, who, with Miss Meyer are
abroad
Grand Duke Alexander. Michaelo-
witch of Russia, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Harding
Warburton at Rosemary, Jenkintown,
Pa, will go to Newport next week to
spend several days at the Russian en-
bassy with NJ. and Nine. Bakhmetef.
Mrs. Robert L. Owen and, Miss Dor
cthy Owen, wife and daughter of the
senator from Oklahoma, are at Mar
ragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson re-
turned from Europe yesterday and
will go to Newport today. Their stay
abroad was prolonged by the latter's
illness, it was said.
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William y. Boafdnian recently cele-
brated his eighty-second birthday,
but is so interested in the life about
his summer home, at Manchester by
the Sea, that he is an almost daily
visitor and player on the golf links
at the Essex Country Club. Miss Ma
be- Boaraman, his daughter, Is also
a memner Of the club, and spends
much time In the open there, while
Ibrahim lie Bey, secretary of the Tur-
hishs epbassE-pakes an almost daily
visit So - t-ss
Senator la Toilette of wisconsin and
Mrs. La Toilette have takeen posses
sion of the new residence at the cor
ner OF Park road and Sixteenth
street. which they recently purchased,
and have given up the house at 1865
avenue, which has been
their home for several years
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COL and Mrs Charles L. McCaw-
lev, and Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds Hit
were guests last night at Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Gould Jennings dance at Belle
vue avenue villa at Newport.
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The Russian ambassador and |
Nine. Makhmeteff will give a lawn
party on the afternoon of September
5, at Stone Villa, Newport, when the
Russian musicians will play.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
Joined the Emerson family party at
Narragansett Pier, R. L, aboard the
steam yacht Margaret. His son and
his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Francis H.
McAdoo, are also aboard. The lawn
tennis tournament is the great at
traction at the pier just now.
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Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of
the President and Mrs. Wilson. is
announced as one of the speakers at
The seventeenth annual convention at
Pa, of the State FEEDER
alton of Woman's Clubs. She will
talk on the social center idea in this
country The convention will last
four days, beginning October IA,
Paymaster General and Mrs
Cowie have returned to the city after
a two-week stay at Monterey Inn,