Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. James Donghefty. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Single, Mrs, Helen
Noonan. Mrs. Robert Bond. Mrs. NJ
ID worthlngfon, Miss Irene Dickson.
Mr.. sam Chillingworth, Jr.. Mr.. c. D.
Wright and Mr.. Cecil Brown.
wedding to Come.
The Invitations to the wedding 81
Cne OF Honolulu's most dashing young
society girls were received this week.
reading as follows:
Mr.. and, Mrs. ]. Alfred Maeoon
request the honor OF your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Emeleen Marie
TO
1t. 0ryille Norris Tyler
Fourth United States Cavalry
on Wednesday evening. December the
third
Nineteen hundred and thirteen
at half after eight O'clock
at their residence
Honolulu, Hawaii
ArrangeInents are about complete
for this interesting event. which viii
te novel 10 Honolulu, inasmuch rs Il
viii be double wedding. Or. John
III. Magoon will be married on the
same evening TO Miss Juliettes Carol
OF San Francisco.
Mn. coelifnA,t edneheon.
One Of the pfettiest affairs Of the
week vas the luncheon given yester-
day on board the u. 81 r. G. Thetis
by Mira. G. 81 Cochran. Wife of Capt.
- a.. .s..s.-<s S..k8 - .sa..tr.,
The table was adorned with q grace
fiil gold basket filed with ragged law
endar chrgsanthefnums and ferns.
while at each place were Violet cor.
sage pieces, knotted with maline Of
the same shade. Places were marked
With gold crested cards for Mrs. Wal
ter Frear, Mrs Montgomery Macomb.
Mrs Alfred Hooking, Mrs. Edward
Timberlake. Mrs. Francis Hlnkle, Mrs.
w. Anlt, Mrs John Johnston. Mrs.
II. B. McStocker and the hostess.
ouofh the sstainn-of. Nefarmoro
land such Z tired qnoth Is Il Ii too.
All week maids and matroun of BocI-
ely have trudged the highways and
byways Of town bearing their burden
OF Red Cross stampe through the rain
anu sluEh. waving the red and White
envelopes beligerentIy beneath the
noses Of helpless buyers, demanding
their money or the reason Why. Sqch
an nihdlgnant groMl as has been set
EnD over sellers who 'cfahbed' On
other peoples territory, or started b.
fore the time appointed same
troubles as last year and the prob
able troubles Of next - long e. there
are persons who put personal achieve
ment before the good Of the. cause.
Everyone Is tired noW-the xefy men
ton Of Red Cross stamp makes
their feet ache They ferventIy aver
that tliey viii never. never 40 4 again
some other poor fool can ecour the
town. talking. pleading, caIolIn1 AZ
rufne, coercine, threatening. gather
ing n the shekeIs &c they roll r6Iuc.
family In. But they do not mean this
really. They will presently revise
and consider the case more calmly,
recalling the worthy cause which no
doubt many have lost airhk Of n the
excitement Of the chase And the
satisfaction Of duty done moro than
compensates for monientary Weari.
mess. Aweek 70 charity working
then on with the game with everyone
happy. Who would begrudge ~
Reception a Punahou.
The faculty and trustees Of Oahu
college were hosts last night -
very pleasant reception = Castle
hall for the members Of the senior
class. The evening was spent lnIor
a. -
ing an impromptu poem introducing
the new teachers at Pupahou. Among
those present were President and
Mrs. A. F, GrifIiths, Miss susan Clark,
Miss Margaret Clark, Miss CaqWen,