Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-17
LadIes-ln- Waiting Chosen by Elks

Ladies-in. Waiting Chosen by Elks
The committee in charge OF the Elks
Charity Bail to be held on New
Years eve have chosen Misses Myrtle
Schunan, Helen Spa1ding, Pauline
Schaefer, Thelma Murphy, Ruth An
derson and Mrs. Norma Adams to act
as ladies-i n-waiting to the queen at
that occasion. With such bevy Of
pretty girls headed by the beautiful
Mrs. Chillingworth the court is sure
to be very attractive one.
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Former Honolulu Girl Engaged -
From Paris comes the news of the
engagement of Miss Camille Raas to
Edward MoIitor of Brussels. With
her mother, Mrs. Albert Raas, the
bride-elect has been in Paris for the
last six months, where she is studying
music, for which she has much talent.
The wedding will be celebrated In the
summer Miss Raas is sister OF MI.
Ernest Raas, now living In Honolulu,
and herself spent several years in the
islands during her school days. She
has many friends here who will be in
.terested to learn OF her engagement.
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Aiannedans Will Visit Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Krusi and
daughter, Miss Priscilla Krusi, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Taylor Of
Piedmont, will leave San Francisco to-
morrow for the Hawaiian islands on
the steamer Mongolia. They will be
away for Ave or six weeks and will
be entertained by friends during their
stay. Important developments in Pearl
Harbor, which are being made by the
Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company,
will be one of the interests OF Her
mann Krusi, former president Of the
company Examiner.
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4 Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Gray of San
Francisco who with the formers sis
ter. Mrs. Cyrus Wright, are making "a
six weeks sojourn in the islands, sail
ed for Hawaii this week, for a look
at the volcano Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
and Mrs. Wright are planning to take
in all the points of interest in the ISL
ands. Among expected visitors to the
islands are Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hutch
ms and Mr.. and Mrs w III. Lorenz,
prominent society people of Stockton,
California They will arrive 10 Homo
lulu during the latter part Of this
month.
Mrs. Marie Sorenson of Modesto,
California. has arrived in her home
town after an enjoyable months visit
in Honolulu While here, Mrs. Soren-
son was a guest at the Young hotel,
to California on the last
Among those who took part in the
of Seven Seas which recently
made. such a hit In San Francisco,
was Miss Katherine Strickler, we'll
known In Honolulu, especially with
service people Miss Stricken was in
the Paul Jones tableau, made up of
the most prominent society girls OF
the bay cities. The affair was given
IN benefit of the Seaman's Institute,
and netted over a thousand dollars.
Another maid well known in Hawaii
IN this tableau was Miss Marie Whit
ing, daughter of Rear-admiral and
Mrs. Whiting. 81
January is the month chosen by
Miss Helen Nicol for her marriage to
Ensign Joseph Leroy Nelson, U. s. NJ
rhe date for the ceremony will be de-
.ided upon within the next fortnight
or SO and b the charming bride-elect
will name her attendants Miss Nicol
S a beautiful girl of the brunette
.ype and has a charming personality
hat has endeared her to wide circle
If friends In the smart set on both
sides of the bay. She is sister of
Mrs. Robert Hayes Smith of San
who will be remembered as
Miss Sue Nicol and belle of few
seasons ago. Ensign Nelson is
graduate of Annapolis and is the son
If wealthy cattle king in Idaho. He
vas one of the most popular of the :.
younger officers on the South Dakota
Turing the recent visit of the Pacific
leet in Honolulu.
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Miss Beatrice Mckinney of Califor-
lia. accompanied by Mrs. Margaret
was among those to ar
i've on the Lurline last night. Miss
Mckinney will become the bride of
Dr.. J. E. McKillop of Kona.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. J. Lawrence
United States navy, have
,ome up from San Diego and will
i've in Vallejo during the winter. Lieu
enant Kaufman is stationed at the
Mare Island Navy yard. He has many
trends in Hawaii, made during the
1isit of the Atlantic fleet several years
Igo.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Albert Rees ex-
.rcised their hospitality at an informal
luncheon at their home at Yerba Bue-
la island on Wednesday, Their
guests included Captain and Mrs Mar ,
in CrimminS Canfain and Mrs