Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-21
chiswick.Thevenin Wedding.

Catholic Church at Waialua, when
Miss Leonie NJ Thevenin became the
wife of Charles H. Chiswick Father
yalentfn. who for many years has
been friend Of the brides family,
performed the ceremony, assisted by
Father Sebastian of the Waialua
Church. Only the parents of the
bride and few intimate friends Of
the couple were present
Following the ceremony the party
drove to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thevenin at Mokuleia, where a tasty
supper was served a la franchise,
and speeches and toasts given. The
bride and bridegroom, who are both
residents of Waialua. are well known
locally, Mr.. Chiswick being bookkeep-
er at the Waialua plantation store.
Mrs. c. w. Durbrow and two child.
rem, wife of the attorney for the
Southern Pacific and niece of Ray,
mer Sharp, appraiser of customs in
Honolulu, arrived on the Siberia
Wednesday and are residing at the
Pleasanton.
The San Francisco News Letter re-
ports the arrival of Princess Abigail
Kawananakoa in California from the
east. The princess is the guest of Mrs.
Emmet May at her home in Los An
geles. No date has been set for her
return to the islands.
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Mrs. Frederick Knight sailed on
Wednesdays Wilhelmina for her home
in San Francisco. While in Honolulu
Mrs. knight has been the guest of her
daughter Mrs. H. G. Smart.
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Miss Mary O'Brien was an arrival
on the Siberia Wednesday morning
with Mrs Lincoln McCandless, whose
house guest she is to be. Miss O'Brien
comes from Parkersburg, Virginia
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Mr. Truman Smith arrived on the
Siberia this week to be the house
guest of Mr.. Herman Won Holt dur
ing the vacation months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Bailey of Boston
who arrived on the Wilhelmina last
week to attend the wedding of their
son, George Bailey, to Miss Alice Coop
er, sailed on the same steamer We'd
nesday for their home in the States.
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Among the outgoing passengers on
the Wilhelmina this week was Mr..
Harry Bailey of Davies & Co, who
goes I'D to San Francisco to claim his
bride, Miss Florence Blacow, formerly
of the Islands. After a honeymoon
spent in California, he will return to
Honolulu with his bride. who will be
welcomed by scores of old friends.
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. A. Reed have
received leave for two months and
will sail on the July transport for the
States. Mrs. Reed has been slowly
convalescing from severe illness
few months ago and the trip is being
taken for her sake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Damon are being
congratulated upon the arrival of a
little son left in their midst by Prof
Gtork this week.
Mrs A. Gartenherg and little
daughter sailed on the Wilhelmina
Wednesday morning for few months
visit in the States.
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Miss Harriet Hatch of Honolulu is
the house guest Of Major General
James B. Aleshire, u. S. A., and Mrs.
Aleshire in Washington, d. C. Mrs.
Aleshire and the Misses Aleshire will
leave town shortly to spend the sum-
mer, as usual, on their ranch in Wy
oming. army and Navy Register.
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The following clipping concerning
peonle well known in Honolulu will be
of interest:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Hyde-Smith
will return from Europe shortly and
will reside in Norfolk with Mrs.
Smiths parents, Captain and Mrs.
William A. Gill.
Mrs. Louis Davis, who is at present
stopping at the Colonial Hotel, will
sail for the states on the Sierra next
Saturday. Mrs. Davis is only just out
of the hospital after serious illness
and hopes to derive great benefit from
her trip. She will be gone until the
end of the year, to be Joined later by
Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Edmunds sailed
on Wednesdays Wilhelmina after SIX
delightful months in Honolulu. They,
are returning to their home in South
ern California full of enthusiasm for
the islands and with avowed dete rml-
nation TO visit Hawaii again at some