Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-24

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The social event of the season at
Fort y. A. Russell was the beautiful
wedding of Miss O.!e Elizabeth
Berry, 4th U. S, Field Art, and Lieut..
Robert G.. Mcdonald. Med. Corps, U.
S. A., celebrated at the home OIL the
bride April 81 Archdeacon Dray, of
the Protestant Episcopal church, pro-
nounced the words tina; made them
man and wife, The bride wore
gown of white charmeuse. trimmed in
rose point lase, and carried an exqui-
site bouquet of lilies of the valley and
white roses. The bridal veil was
fastened with orange blossoms. The
only ornament worn by the bride was
a platinum and diamond necklace, a
gift Of the groom. Miss Emily Berry.
the brides sister, was maid of honor,
and Mr.. Lincoln G. Berry, brother of
the bride, was. best man. Colonel
Berry, who came from .:-exas City to.
attend the wedding, gave his daugh-
ter away in the presence of about
fifty guests from Fort D. A. Russell
and Cheyenne The happy young
couple left later on the train for San
Francisco, from which place they will
sail for Honolulu, where DR.. Melon
aid is stationed.-Army and Navy
Journal
Mrs. Laura Sidney Willis, wife of
Lieut.. L. S. Willis, u. s. Nj. e., enter
tanned at tea on Thursday afternoon,
April 81, at San Diego, Cal, in honor
Of Mrs. George Woodruff, wife of En-
sign Woodruff OF the u. S. S. Colo
RADIO. The color scheme was beauti-
fully carried out in pink anc white.
Those assisting the hostess were Miss
Edith Cowles, daughter of Rear Adj
niral Cowles, hrs. A. G.. Meyer, of
San Diego, Mrs. Harold A. Wadding-
ton and Mrs. Howard Burton Berry
Army and Navy Journal.
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The College Club is greatly disap-
pointed that DR. Hamilton w. Mabie
was unable to speak before its mem
hers when he passed through on the
Shinyo last Monday. Dr. Mabie had
expressed himself to one of the off
GERS of the club as being delighted to
give a short talk, but upon the arrival
OF the steamer, it was found that his
time was too greatly taken up Dr.
Mabie expects to spend two or three
weeks in Honolulu next year on his
way TO the Orient, in which case he
will give many interesting lectures be-
fore the College Club and other organ
izations.
The Neighborhood Sewing Club
met yesterday at the homo OF Mrs
st. Clair Sayres. A very pleasant, as
well as busy day was spent By all.
At luncheon dainty repast was
served, after which the ladies lost no
time in rcsuming their interesting
work. The members OF this club are
Yrs Sayres, Mrs Guy Gere, Mrs.
Blake. Mrs. Fred Bush Mrs. Lyser.
Mrs Philip Frear, Miss Jessie Smith.
Mrs Marston Campbell and Mrs. John
Drew.
The hot weather has been the
cause of many delightful swimming
parties this week Almost every night
the Outrigger Club has been the scene
. of great activity, toothsome suppers
following after an hour or two of
strenuous bathing. On Tuesday night.
Miss Dietrich was hostess for party
! of thirty-two,- while Mrs. Louis War
rem had a smaller one. Wednesday,
Miss Darnell and Mrs Gilman enter
tanned parties, while Miss Larraby
was hostess on Thursday.
John T. Moir, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Fannie 3Ioir are on
their way to Scotland On their way
east they will stop at Cornell Uniyer
sity and visit Jack Moir, who is a
] freshman III the Eastern college. zach
is to remain at Cornell this summer
and do some extra work, so will not