Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-25

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'Rlemme, Lita Rodiek, Juliette
Weight, Catherine Weight, Elizabeth
Babbitt, Louise Klamp, Ethel, Wake.
field. Mapuana Peters. Eloise Moore
Janetta Maclean and Edward Dreier.
Mrs. Mccandless Entertained.
Miss Evelyn Withrow and Miss
Marie Withrcw entertained at a din.
ner on Tuesday evening at their home
on Pine street in compliment to Mrs
L. L. MoCandless of Honolulu, who is
a guest at the Palace Hotel L. L.
McCandless and their son. James
McCandless, have gone to the mines
in the Sierras. Mrs. McCandless and
Miss Lois McCandless VIII leave
Tuesday for their island home.
Miss Evelyn and Miss Marie With,
row spent three or four months in Ho-
Iolulu last year. Miss Evelyn With.
row was known to every one through
her very beautiful exhibit of her own
paintings. Her sisters talent lay in
music and they were each pastmis-
tresses of their own art.-Exchange
Engagement Announced
At luncheon given by Miss Helen
Burton on Saturday, the engagement
was announced of Miss Susan Eubank
to Mr.. Walter p Kelley of the Hawaii
Experiment Station. Miss Eubank is
comparatively newcomer in the
islands, having come to Honolulu last
year to teach in Punahou. Mr.. Kelley
has made Hawaii is home off and on
for the last five years. The wedding
will take place. within very few
months.
Wedding at st. Andrews
At quiet wedding at st. Andrews
Cathedral last Wednesday morning,
Miss Cornelia Gesell became the bride
of Mr. Frederick Lamb of Honokaa
plantation, Rev. Frank Saylor perfor-
ming the ceremony. Mrs. W. w. So
per. was matron of honor, while Mr..
J.. G.. Fenwick was best man. The
young couple left, after short recep-
ton for their future home on Hawaii.
Honolulu Girl Engaged
Mr.. and Mrs A. Pratt announce the
engagement of their daughter Edith
Elizabeth to Mr.. Stanley A. Strader.
Miss Pratt is popular young girl in
Honolulu and her engagement comes
as quite a surprise to her many
friends.
The Princess Abbie Kawanapakca
is back in California, and will shortly
come to San Francisco. The Hawai-
ian beauty is in Los Angeles at pres
ent visiting friends, and is being fet-
ed and dined with as much pomp and
ceremony as if she had never gone
to New York to take the celebrated
so-called Friedman tuberculosis cure.
Her friends here are anxiously await
ing her arrival, both on her own ac-
count and because OF their anxiety
over her knee, which was affected
after receiving an injury same time
ago. Princess Abbie does not expect
to remain in San Francisco for any
length Of time, but will make the voy-I
age to her home in Honolulu, after a
short visit here, unless her friends
can prevail upon her to stay.-San+
Francisco News Letter.
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Madame Lillian Nordica was very
celebrated passenger Co arrive on
The Sierra MONDAY morning. Her
FIRST concert will be held tomorrow
evening and every one who can pos
sibly squeeze into the unfortunately
small opera house will attend. These
concerts have been anticipated by
music lovers for months, and SO good
Goes it seem to have this wonderful
artiste in Hawaii, that only her ar
rival and that of Paul Dufault and
the other members of the concert
ccnvinces US that it really
is going to happen. The program for
tomorrow evening is very pleasing
one, most Of the numbers being in.
English and of kind that can be
appreciated by the layman as well las
the trained musician
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Among the Californians at the
great international polo match were
tie Tevis twins. Gordon and Lansing,
Walter Hobart, Mr.. and Hrs. Malcolm
d. Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
g. Dillingham; The Hawaiian
ponies, By the bye. nave been highly
praised for their performances, seY.
eral Of those in the recent tourna.
ment out here having been sent Il
Westbury to help out.
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Mrs. Edwin Child, of San Francisco,
and her mother, Mrs. William He'll
bron, of Honolulu, H. T., arrived
at Castle Crags, where they
are planning to remain two months
Mr.. Child will~join his family the first
week in July, and remain month at
the Tavern. -News-Letter.