Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-21

them being Miss; Vera Damon, Miss
Letitia Morgan, Mrs. Paul Wilmington
81 (nee Constance Restarick). Mrs.
EChamberlin (nee Miss Edna Gunn),
Miss Marjorie Chaplin and Miss Cor
della Gilman. Although no definite
plans have as yet been learned, Miss
Cooper writes that the wedding will
take place in Honolulu some time in
hume. Local people received the fol-
lowing cards by the last mail: Be
II trothed, Miss Alice G. Cooper, Mr..
George w Bailey"
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h Two engagements of Interest to
n Honolulu People.
The engagement is announced OF
1 Miss Hazel Noting, daughter of Mr..
1 and Mrs. w. F. Noting of Manila, to
Mr.. White, eldest son of the late Sen
ator N. White of Los Angeles, the
II wedding to take place some time in
II June. Miss Noting has many friends
in Honolulu. She was graduated from
the University of California with the
II class of 1911 and was member OF the
Chi Omega sorority in that college.
Ri Announcement: is made Of the en-
gagement of Miss Ethel Brown of
n Laramie, Wyo., to Capt. Robert Wall
! ter Mearns, goth U. s. infantry. sta
toned at Fort. Douglas, Utah. The
wedding will occur in June. Capt.
Mearns is well known here, having
been stationed with the goth at Fort
Shafter two years, ago.
N & e &
n Marriage Announcement.
The following announcement has
been, received by many local people:
II Mrs William w. North
Il Announces the marriage of her
daughter
Helen Gertrude.
II to s
Lieutenant George Ernest Lake
n United States Navy
II On Thursday, the Fifteenth of May,
III One Thousand Nine Hundred and
n Thirteen.
Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Mrs. Peck's. Dinner.
II Mrs. Philip Peck was hostess at
Fl birthday dinner last Saturday night
in honor of her son, Mr.. Sam Peck.
n The table was prettily decorated with
II 1~--oate pink carnations, place cards
and other table, accessories harmon
B izing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
II sam Peck, Miss Stella Peck, Mr.
Merle Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Unger and Mrs.
Hyman.
Lieut.. F. F.. Rogers, U. S. N, and
his sister, Miss Fay Rogers, who have
been registered at the Pleasanton for
the past week, sailed yesterday Oh
II the Shinyo Maru for their home in the
a States. While here Lieut., Rogers was
best man for his brother officer, Lieut..
George Lake, at the latter's wedding
to Miss Helen North last week.
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Mrs. Hyde-Smith has been confined
TO her room for the past week with a
sprained knee. Though not serious at
II all, it is nevertheless very painful.
and much sympathy, accompanied by
beautiful flowers, has been showered
rLon her. Mrs Hyde-Smith expects
to be about very shortly, however, as
her knee is improving rapidly.
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Mrs. John Fuller, Mrs. Jane Walk
er and the Misses Walker returned on
the Shinyo Maru on Monday after a
tour of several months through Japan,
China and the Philippines. Though
enthusiastic over their trip, they were
one and all highly delighted to be
in Hawaii nei once more.
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A farewell banquet and reception for
President Gilmore are being planned
by the students and faculty of the
College of Hawaii. as part of the com
mencement festivities of next week.
The dates have not been definitely
settled upon as yet.
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Captain Arthur B. Owens, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Owens, who have been at
the Mare island navy yard for the
last year and half, sailed Monday
for Honolulu, where the former will
be stationed for the next three years"
II San Francisco News Letter.
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Mr.. Alexander Halves Jr. is regis
tered at the st. Frances Hotel in San
francisco. This being the first time
$ MIR. HAYES has been in Frisco" since