Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29

Mabel Mead. Mr.. Newton Peck and
the hostess. :ss - : III. b.. .- Y Z. ?
Engagement at Papaaloa. ,: 81 5:s>s &
y Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mowry Of Pa.
paaloa, Hawaii, announce the engage
mert of their daughter, Lizzie. to Mr..
]. e. swain Of Papaaloa. The we'd
ding win take place on December 90
after which the young couple will 60
ito the Volcano house for wedding
trip. The many friends of the affi-
anced couple Will be Interested In the
announcement of the betrothal
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Linen Shower for Miss Wadrnan.
Miss Marguerite Wadman was the
guest of honor at a, tea and linen
shower this afternoon given BY Miss
Helen Mclean at her home on Bere-
tania street. Tie dainty linen gifts
were presented to the bride-te-be in q
pretty blue box tied with d large bow
OF pale blue gauze ribbon, catching a
cluster OF white brides roses on the
cover. .s.s 49, s5 s2s5...s Il ss
= The invited guests included Mrs.
ReynoId McGrew, Mrs. Norma Adams,
! Mrs. j. b. Guard, Mrs. Frank He0gs,
! Misses Ruth Soper Hazel auckland,
Vivian auckland. Ruth Anderson, Mar
garet Center, Pauline Schaefer, Beth
Woods. Violet Atherton, I.anra Ather.
: ton, Myrtle Schnmann. Daphsle Da
mon, Mllriel HoWatt, Dorothy Guild
Marjorie Gilman. Ramona Marks, Ra.
mona Morgan. Jannatt Sharpe, and
Eloise Wichman o 4. =. ...s III =. 81.
kameiameha Faculty Dinner.
A large and delightful dinner was
given at the Moana Hotel on T Thanks
giving Day by the faculty Of the three
schools Of Kamehameha, the list OF
those present including so of the
teachers and number of guests. Din.
ner- was served in the old.fashioned
way at high noon. The guests were
seated at three long tables adorned
! with yellow chrysanthemums and
satin ribbons. In the center OF one
was a representation of the May.
flower which landed so bravely at
plymouth so many years ago. The
second table bore lwigwam, typical
the time of the Pilgroms' landing
The third table held a little log cabin,
representing the first step towards
civilization. Fayors for the ladies
were pilgrims caps of colonial de
sign, and for the men were Dutch
caps ornamented with quaint Hollan
daise designs Fayors and center.
pieces were made at the schools
After dinner, the hours were devoted
to Thanksgiving games and music
ending with > stroll through the
! grounds Of Ainahau. Those present
, at this delightful affair were Presf
dent and Mrs. Perley Horne and
Vice President and Mrs. Uldrick
Thompson, IA. Robert Horne, Miss
Ida M. Pope, Professor Collais, Mrs.
.Bradstreet, 1diss Armstrong, Mr.
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Sill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaufman. Mr. Andrus, Mr.
: Beattie, Miss Sturm. Miss Winslow
Mr.. Nelson Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Mengle, Mir. Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs
Royde, Miss Frances Loman, Miss
Anna Reed, Miss Harriet McCrack.
en-; Miss Caroline Church, Miss
hdLISf1u6 DuESHSIJ MISS hdIuSIlAc
Pope, Miss Lydia Williamson, Miss
Florence Smith. Miss Edith Garfield
Miss Alice Jones. Miss Ora Saun'
+ ders, Miss Lydia Ahola. Miss Eric.
son, Miss Eliza Ninoa, Miss Emms
Napoleon, Miss Katie Stewart, Miss
Irene Silva, Miss alice Knapp Miss
Maude Post, Hiss Anna Roat, Miss
Agnes Hill, Miss Edith Aldrich, Miss
i Jennie Brooks, Miss Julia Coleman.
Miss Lucilla Kamakawiwoole, Miss
Lila Kekuewa, Miss Julia Toomey.
| Rev. and Mrs A. A. EbersoIe, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cooke, Mrs. Highly, Miss
N. ]. Malone, Miss Gould, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Gaynor, Mr.. Will Thomas,
Miss Mary Winnie, Mr.. Charles e.
King and Miss Alice Nudge.
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Miss Mist's Tea.
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