Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-31
General and Mrs. Macomb's Dinner.

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General and Mrs. Macomb's Dinner.
One of the most elaborate affairs of
the week was the dinner on Wednes.
day night, given by General and Mrs.
Montgomery NJ Macomb in honor of
General and Mrs. Frederick Funston.
The table was most arrIstically deco
rated with pink Ia France roses. In
addition to the charmngly arranged
centerpiece, band Of these circled
the table. Appropriately, the place
cards were hand-painted pink roses.
Pink shaded candlesticks furnished
the last touch. After dinner the even
Ing was whiIed away in music and
conversation. Those present we've
General and Mrs Funston. Col. George
X McGunnegle, Colonel and Mrs
Beach. Colonel and Mrs. Sturgis, Ma
jor and Mrs Timberlake, Major and
Mrs. Wooten, Captain and Mrs Thorn
rs. Colonel and Mrs. GaIbraith and
Major and Mrs. Cruikshank.
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Reunion and Wedding
A pleasant family reunion took
place at the residence of DIR. and Mrs.
John T. Gulick, MaEoa valley. Thurs
day afternoon, the occasion being tie
wedding of Rev Robert Burde-te
Whitaker Of Eva, Oahu, and Miss
Louise Gulick, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. John T. Gulick. The ceremony
was performed by DIR. Doremus Scud-
der Of Central Union Church
The engagement of the couple was
announced a short time ago, the date
OF the wedding being planned for a
few months ahead. The Rev and Mrs.
Oramel II. Gulick. however, suddenly
decided to leave on Saturday for a
trip to Boston, where Mr.. Gulick in
tends making study of the old rec
ords of the American Board of Mis-
sions of Hawaii. On account of this
Il was decided that the wedding lie
FASTENED in order that the entire fam
~ circle might be present at the cere-
mony. Plans were therefore made to
hold the ceremony with only the
members of the Gulick family, and
Leslie Whitaker, brother of the BRIDE
groom. present.
The ceremony was performed at the
1ulick home in Manoa by Doctor
Scudder, and Immediately after the
happy couple left. for a several weeks
honeymoon tour. Mrs. Whitaker re-
ceived her education at Oberlin. Johns
hopkins and Clark universities. She
Is q woman of many brilliant attain
nents and inherits the scientific
traits Of her distinguished father.
Rev Mr.. Whitaker is a pastor at
Iva, WORKING under the auspices of
fne-ffaWaIian Board Of Missions. Dur
Ing his stay there he has been very
successful in building up an organized
church.
Mrs. WaIdron's Bridge.
One of the largest affairs of the
week was the bridge party on Tues
day afternoon, given by Mrs. F. l..
Waldron at her home in Manoa Valley.
Her house was most artistically deco
rated for the occasion. In the recep-
ton hall and drawing room large
bowls of waxy pink begonias with
Ieathery maiden hair and palms were
placed here and about. Sunny-faced
ioreopsis and Shasta daisies made the
library and lanai attractive. The
quests for the most part played royal
UUcIiOu OF lilies, tuOuSu a lev wiz
preferred remained true to straight
bridge. The prizes. delightful little
silver topped smelling salts bottles,
ere won by Mrs. Ormond Wall, Mrs.
e. A. Berndt, Mrs Noble. Mrs. Guy
Gere, Mrs. J. l.. Young and Mrs. Fred
,.l.vser. Mrs. A. Davidson made the
lucfy cut which gave her the consola-
tion pfsze-a silver vanity mirror. a
delicious little repast of summer dain-
ties brought the afternoon to close,
Among those present ~ere Mrs. A.
Davidson, Mrs. Isennox. Mrs. 0rmond
Wall. Mrs. John Drew, Mrs. Percy
Morse. Mrs. Day, Mrs. Berndt. Miss
Erhorn, Mrs. G.. f. Bush, Mrs. S. H.
Berrere. Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Philip Frear,
AIRS. Guy Gere, Mrs. Bierbach, Mrs.
Marston Campbell, Mrs. w. Fl. Goetz,
Mrs. ]. l.. Young, Mrs. w. G.. Bennett.
Mrs. Smith. Mrs,L. Underwood, Mrs.
I,yser. Mrs Tarleton, Mrs. HUM, and
Mrs. Sharp.
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Fort Ruger Bridge Club.
The weekly meeting of the Fort
Kruger Bridge Club is being held TINS
evening at the home of Captain and
Mrs. Norris Stayton at Fort De Russy.
These affairs, though strictly infor-
NAL are so jolly that they are antici-