Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12


will be of interest to the many friends
Of popular Lieutenant Zornig:
DIR. Orange Clifford Darling
announces the marriage of his
daughter.
Pauline,
T .:..E- to
f. Herman Heinrich Zornig
Lieutenant Coast Artillery Corps,
United States Army,
On the twenty-fifth day of August.
One thousand nine hundred fourteen,
Riverside, California.
r. - - e
Col. and Mrs. 5romwell Entertain.
General and Mrs. Carter were the
compIimented guests at a delightful
dinner on Wednesday evening at which
Colonel and Mrs. sBromwen entertain
ed. Covers were laid for General and
Mrs. Carter. Captain and Mrs. Carpen
ter, Mr.. and MS. F. w Macfarlane,
Mrs. burton, Major and Mrs. Gumard,
Mrs. James A. Wilder, Colonel Stur.
yes and Major Goe. and the host and
hostess.
After dinner Colonel and Mrs. Brom-
we'll motored to the Moana with their
guests and took part in the dance
Given for the officers en- the transport
Sheridan.
On Their Honeymoon.
Having decided that Hawaii is the
most romantic spot in the world. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Aivin Coons are en-
route to Honolulu. where they will
spend their honeymoon
Until her marriage Mrs. Coons was
the beautiful Maud Warrington, one
Of the most feted society girls of Der.
kelley. and the wedding on September
) was one of the smartest affairs Of
the season.
During their stay in Honolulu Mr..
and Mrs. Coons will be the guests of
Mrs. w. L. Clifford in Manoa.
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Mrs. Robert Single left in the Man
churia Yesterday morning. for Wash
ingtcn, d. c., where she will meet Mr..
Single who has been seriously Ill
and confined to a hospital in New
York city 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Single was injured in an
exciting polo match this summer, and
though his injuries were painful he
remained in the game until the finish.
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Off to the Mainland.
The scene aboard the WiIhelmina
.nesday morning as she PREPARED to
depart for San Francisco. her deck
crowded with care free students and
pleasure seekers, wss one of the fes-
tive occasions of the week. Inded.
1t almost seems as though everyone
had gone, and the last three DAYS OF
the week have indeed been void of the
hustle and stir Of Tie Summer.
One of the prettiest and most lei
Ibedecked of the passengers was Miss
Laura. the attractive daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eben Low. who Is on her
way to Boston where she will remain
for two wears studying art Miss Low
IS one of the most vivacfous girls IN
Honolulu and she win be missed both
at Punahou academy where she was
| a student and in the social circles
where she was In constant demand
Miss Low was enc CT the house party
at which Mrs. Francis Gay was host.
ess on Kauai this summer and was a
leader in many Of the good times en-
loved bv the guests She Is enthnsi-
astic about outdoor sDorts and has
DISTINGUISHED herself in all OF the
school activities this year.
Mrs. Richard Ivers was also an
outgoing passenger In the Wilhelmina
Mrs. Iyers spends part OF each
winter in San Francisco where she
is the guest of Mrs. William G. Irwin
sister Of Mr.. Ivers.
/ Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-Smith, one OIL
Hcnolulu's most charming hostesses
lnft for visit of several months on
the mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett, with
their daughter, were among the pleas
ure seekers who are going to New
York. Miss Dowsett is to enter schoo
at Dobbs Ferry on-the- Hudson.
Another of the passengers on hel
way to the mainland for a pleasure
trip was Mrs. William Mckay, a prom
irpnt society woman of the Crescent
CITY.
Another party from Hilo were Mr
and Mrs. B. r Schoen and their three
children who win VISIT in California
fer some time
Mrs. Il. NJ. Won Holt with her thre'
6pt4hfers. Hiss Mary. Miss Hilda ant
Mi4. Catherine. are en- route to Rosto'
uIer. me two younger girls will en-
iii S4anzy. with her daugh