Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17

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cret. Among Miss Dimonds guests
were Miss Rose Herbert, Miss. Marion
Chaplin, Mrs. George Humphrey, Mrs.
Mrs. Robert McEldoWney, Miss Nora
Sturgeon, Miss Margaret Waterhouse,
Miss Emil Berndt, Mrs. Otto Berndt,
and Mrs. w. w. Dimond y Although
no date has been set for the wef:'ing,
it will probably take place in the sum-
mer.
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Wedding in HiIo.
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Jan. 16-Whether smoothly
or 'no:, the courtship of Raymond
Lucas and Miss Bessie Vail, which
led to their marriage Wednesday
evening, ran very swiftly. The
couple have been acquainted less than
two months, Lucas meeting his bride
for the first time when she came
here from her home in Santa Rosa,
Cal, for visit with relatives.
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than was the courtship, for 1t ended
in the wedding on the very day that
it was first announced Mrs. r. T..
Lucas, mother of the Bridegroom,
gave the announcement Of the intend
ed marriage to the Hilo press on
Wednesday afternoon, stating that
the ceremony would take place soon,
probably at the end of the week. But
even this short delay was not in ac-
cord, with the intentfons of young
Lucas and his fiance. md few.
hours afterwards uey red % mar.
riage license and with 4 NeW intimate
friends and relatives went Yto the
home of Reverend Desha where they
were united in InarTiage at 8 O'Clock
that evening. Present at the wedding
were Henry Richard. Mrs. Phillips,
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. EBrickwood.
The bridegroom is q lilo youth, %
years of age, and has barge number
Of acquaintances in the islands by
whom he is wei liked While the
bride has been In Hawai- only q short
time, she has acquired circle of
friends. She is d sisterintlaw Of Cap
tain B. O.. Nilsson of the Hilonian.
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Piano Club Meets.
Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Jan. 16.-Mrs. Luther Sew
GRANGE entertained the Piano Club at
her beautiful home, "Kanoa," Satur-
day afternoon, January 10. This was
the annual meeting.
The program was in charge of Miss
Thnrn
large attendance of members and
number Of guests,
The program follows:
Chopin-"Valse," OPP. g., No. l, Miss
i Eleanor Thrum.
Vocal Solo-Selected, Mrs. E. E. Hol-
linger.
Reading "Schumann," Mrs. J. c..
Mocine.
Greene, Edwin-"Sing Me to Sleep
vocal solo, Mrs. Leo Lloyd Sexton.
Schumann -" Grillen" - piano solo,
Miss McDermott.
Harris, VICTORIA Madrigar'-vocal
solo, Mrs. Horace Johnson.
Current Events, Mrs. Severance.
Schumann-"Allegro"-From Concert
stucks, OPP. 50, Mrs. Jarrett T.
Schumann-a, "Fruhlingsnacht" - vo-
cal solo.
Schumann-b, Itch Grolle NIGHT, -,
vocal solo.
Schumann-"Novelette,' Op. u, No.
l, piano solo, Mrs. C. B. Hutchart.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horner's Dinner Dance.
One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was the dinner dance last night
at the Country Club given by Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Horner in honor Of
their son, Albert Horner, Jr., who re-
Gently returned to Hawaii after four
years at Cornell The tables and lanai
were eXquisitely decorated with roses
and maiden hair. palms and bamboo
furnishing a Pleasant green back
ground. Kaais quintet played during
dinner and afterwards for the dane
ing which lasted to an agreeably late
hour Included in those present at
this delightful affair were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Dowsett, Mrs. c. B. T. Moore,
Misses Beatrice Castle, Mary Won
Holt, Nora Sturgeon, Margaret Water
house, Adelaide Almond, Muriel How
att, Helen Spalding. Miss Macdonald,
Pauline Schaefer, Ruth Anderson. Ma
RE O'Brien, Emily Farley, Jessie Ken
nedy, Marjory Gilman. Messrs Alan
Lowrey, Reginald Carter, l. Arana.
Walter Spalding, Theodore Cooke,
Arthur Gilman, Philip Spalding, Stan
ley Kennedy, George Ahlborn. Will
Hoogs, Carl Hardigg, Edmund Hede-
mann, Fred Wichman, Piercy NOttage
George Fuller. Albert Horner, Jr and
the host and hostess.
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kennedy-Chatard.
Honolulu folk were deeply interest.