Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-03

has had wide experience In that line
OF work, win have charge. and she
viii be assisted by Miss Underhilf and
ten others. e.
1t goes without saying that the Chi,
nese dinner booth viii be one Of the
most popular at noon and in the even,
ing. The dinner Is not one of those
that a person can get anywhere in
the town. Only the rare dishes will
be served. Many prominent people
have already made reservations. In
Guiding Mrs. Walter F. Frear. who
will be there with party Of 10, as
well as the Withingtons and the Cas-
ties. Mrs. A. X. F. zap. assisted by
a bevy Of Is young Chinese ladies.
will seek to make everything pleas
ing to those who will attend.
Miss Ethel Kui Kyau Lee, recently
of the University Of Illinois. will pre-
side at the tea booth. Mrs. Wong
Leong, wife of the prominent rice
king, win look after the plant booth,
which will have some rare specimens,
including the pretty Chinese water
lilies. Miss Elizabeth Ting, teacher
at Kawaihao, will take care of the
flower booth. Mrs. Philip Wong will
look after the ice cream and lemonade
booth and will be assisted by Miss
Lawrence and IA others, Mrs. Hong
Chack together with her charming
sister. will dispose OF Chinese delica.
cies and sweets made by Chinese la
dies. Mrs Ayau, mother of the star
baseball player, will preside at the Ha,
waiian fancy booth, together with
Mrs. Lum Yum. f...
The bazaar will be open at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon and will hs
closed at 10 In the evening. However.
the fun will begin at Bin the evening.
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Mr.. Aosmer TO Becon1e Benedict.
When the Matson liner WiIhelmina
sailed for San Francisco this morning,
she had on board Ralph S. Hosmer.
territorial forester and regent OF
the College of Hawaii who, shortly
before leaving, announced his APP
preaching marriage TO Miss Jessie
Nash Irwin Of Newton, Mass. Imme-
diately upon his arrival on the coast,
Mr.. Hosmer will proceed to the Mas
sachusetts city, where the ceremony
will be performed December 3d. Miss.
Irwin, who is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles d. Irwin, is well known,
in Honolulu, having visited here dur.
ing the summer Of 1910 as the guest
of Mrs. Francis r. Day. It was dur
ing her stay here that she met Mr..
HOsmer and that the romance, entire
~ devoid of the proyerbial rescue
from the surf, had its beginning. Mr..
Hosmer and his bride plan to return
to Honolulu In january accompanied.
by the formers mother, Mrs. George
Hosmer. .es>,a J. H. ..> Il. =
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Eailey.u mbenhauer NuptiaIs. = =
On Thanksgiving Day a quiet we'd
ding took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry C. Brown at Waimea,
Kauai, where the bride had made her
home most. Of the, time since leaving
leading, Pa, and becoming q valued
teacher in Waimea school. Miss Sue
s. Umbenhauer measured her resi-
dence in the islands by months, while
Alfred e. Bailey had been well
known resident, OF HonSfuau for some
years and for the last Few years has
been chief clerk for C. B. Hofgaard
& Co. After a honeymoon at; the Ben
Baldwin mountain house, the young.
couple will settle down to housekeep.
Ing in the interesting old mission
house near the Foreign church.
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Double Wedding This Evening.
The wedding OF Miss Emeleen Ma.
COON and Lieut. Oryille N. Tyler. viii
take place this evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Magoon on Keeaumobu street.
The same ceremony will unite in mar
rage Miss Juliet Carroll and Mr.
John Henry Magoon. Miss Gertrude
Hopkins and Mrs. Richard Kipling,
will oficiate as maid of honor for the
one and matron Of honor for the 9th.
er. The wedding, though involving
persons well known in Hawaii will be
a comparatively quiet affair, only a
limited number of friends and reia.
tiyes being invited. .y ~ &c. " y
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Miss Enid Gregg has added to the
list Of her mplishments an un-I
derstanding of the building laws Of
San Francisco, enough familiarity with
the mysteries Of blue print plans to
know when one is upside down, and
a large understanding Of how to deal
with architects. To this young lady
has been Entrusted the building of the
new home which the Wellington
Greggs are putting up out at Seacliffe.
Mrs. Gregg is Still in the 8outh. where
she Is taking treatments at a sani-
tarium for the heart trouble which
alarmed the family some time ago.
She is now very much better, and out
of all danger, but will stay away sew
eraf weeks longer, and In the mean
time Miss Enid is planning the new
home and is incorporating into it the
original ideas for which she Is distin-
guished. Earlier in the winter it,
was thought that before long this fas-
cinating young woman might be plan