Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-04

Brides viii be very much in order
next week with three weddings on the
calendar That is certainly record
number, even for Honolulu, which
has been reeljng off its wedding a
week for the past six mouths. Even
the mere onlooker has been saturated
with the nuptfal atmosphere until one
talks, thinks and dreams with and
without Bit of cake beneath ones
pillow of brides without end and
their happy affairs.
The first of the puptial series will
be the marriage on Tuesday evening
! OF Miss Carrie Mclean and Mr.. Al
fred Eames at the Central Union
Church. Both of the young people are
well known In the younger set and the
wedding will no doubt be very well
attended affair. There will be no re-
ception after the ceremony-only q
supper for the bridal party at Mauna-
liWa, the Mclean Nuuanu residence. :
Miss Helen Mclean will be maid of
honor, and Miss Laura Atherton. Miss
bridesmaids. Mr.. Francis Games will
attend his brother as best man, while
Messrs. Allan Renton, Watson Ballen-
tyne and Edmund Hedetnann will be
lIshers. The Rev. Henry p. Judd will
perform the ceremony.
The second wedding will be on We'd
nesday morning at St Augustine's
Chapel, Waikiki, when Miss Madeline
Doyle will become the bride of Lieut..
Clarence L. Tinker of the 25til Infan-
try The ceremony will take place at
To- o'clock, Father Yalentin officiat-l
ing, and will be IoIigwed by break
fast for the bridal party at the Mac
Donald The wedding attendants will
be Miss Mary Quinan and Miss Gene
We've Tinker as bridesmaids, Lieut.. o.
III. Saunders as best man and Lieut..
". ". Empart as usher.
The last OF the trio of weddings
will be the marriage of Miss May
Thomas, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w
b. Thomas, 20 Mr.. William Francis
Gaynor. This will take place on,
"Wednesday evening at the home Of the
bride on PunahouA street Miss Bess
Kentner viii be maid of honor, and
AFR. viii Thomas best man The Rev.
E. Smith will perform the ceremony.
A hundred or more Invitations have.
been issued for this affair, both bride
and groom having many friends in the,
islands.
Mrs. John S. Graham, the daughter,
OF Admiral and Mrs. G. b. r. Moore
is a very welcome visitor to these ISL
ands, her .chariaing personality win
ming her many friends from the very
outset Every one Is anxious to en-
terrain for her during her brief so-
journ In Honolulu, but q recent severe
illness prohibits great deal of So
cial activity on her part. A few lucky
hostesses have been able to give in
formal functions in her honor. Among
these are Mrs. W. H. Babbitt who
gave q luncheon for her this week,
Miss Margaret Walker who entertain
ed at tea for her at the Country Club,
and again Miss Walker who is having
q beach supper for her this evening
at the Outrigger Club.
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Judge and Mrs. Henry E. Cooper
were among those to sail on yester-
days Ventura The trip, which is one
hastily decided upon, will include a.
visit to Wilmington, North Carolina,
where Mrs. James Pine (Ysabel Coop
er) is living and to Washington, d. c.,
where they will be the guests of Lieut.
and Mrs. Olaf Hustyedt Qrene Coop
err. Unfortunately, Mr.. and Mrs. 1
Cooper will not be able to make con-
nections with their other daughter,
Mrs George Bailey, the latter being
en- route to Los Angeles with her hus-
band at the. same time that parents
are en- route to the eastern states. The
trip Is to be very hurried one
and Thanksgiving, will probably see
the travellers back in Hawaii
8 8
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clayton Of
San Diego who have been spending
the past few weeks at the Moana Ho-
tel, sailed on the Ventura yesterday
for their California home. While in
Honolulu they have been the incen-
tive for considerable entertaining.
They themselves we're hosts at al
charming dinner on Thursday even
ing at the beautiful Waikiki hotel.
An attractive tropical color scheme
was carried out in the decorations
with flowers and silk-shaded candel-
.abra.
&c "a Sd
& Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Blanchard NOV.
ed this week into their charming new
bungalow at Haiku 1t is a delightful
little place, set down in the midst of
thirty-seyen acres of pinapple land,
and situated SO as to command a won
derful view. On Thursday, Mr.. and
Mrs. blanchard celebrated the sec
Qnd anniversary of their marriage.
What nicer way could there be for
celebrating an occasion like this than
settling in a home Of ones very own
8 &
Mrs. Edward Dekum has issued in
vitations to a luncheon on Monday in
honor of the Misses Genevieye and
Christiana Bradley who sail on the
Wilhelmina next week. These attrac-
tive young girls have been very popu-
lar in Honolulu during their visit here