Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18

ular and the biggest church would not
have been any too rooIny to hold their
many friends.
Almost Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Haldorn left on
their wedding trip. returning to San
Francisco within fortnight TO be.
gin housekeeping al apartments in
Jones street. the cczy rooms being
even now filed with all manner of
lovely gifts As Mrs Gregg, mother
of the attractive Mrs. Haldorn, has
been i'll for several weeks, she did not
attend the wedding. but Mr.. Gregg.
Miss Ethel Gregg, Dalton Mann and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Murray, the latter
the mother Of Mr. Haldorn, were pres
ent during the brief ceremony.
Mrs. Haldorn was gowned in mod
ish blue serge French tailor gown.
with small round straw hat of the
sailor type, trimmed with bunch of
small flowers in front She is the
eldest Of the two daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wellington Gregg and has been
one of the NEST feted and sought after
of the bellies of society for several
seasons Mr.. Haldorn is the son of
Mrs. J. A. Murray of Montana. The
Murrays live much of the time at Mon
terey. Mr.. Murray is one of the min
ing millionaires of the West Mrs.
Murray is considered one of the hand
soonest matrons in society. her gowns
and Jewels being famous. She and
her daughter-in-law have been like
chums FOR a long time and both fami-
lies are overioyed at the alliance
which now unites them. Exchange
Nielscn-NiccI.
The following account of the mar
riage Of Ensign Leroy Nelson, who
Espent three months in the islands
when the South Dakota was stationed
here two years ago. will be of interest
TO his many friends in Honolulu:
One of the surprises of the week
was the wedding of Miss Helen Nicol
and Ensign Joseph Leroy Nelson, u.
is N. The wedding OF this attrac-
tive young couple was to have been
a smart event Of the post-Ienten sea-
son, but as Ensign Nelson received
IS leave OF absence and he was not
lsure Just where his ship would be Ia
tter. he came north on Thursday morn
| ing. claimed hts bride and left for
San Diego. where his ship. the Pitts
burg, is stationed, on Friday morn
ting. The wedding took place at 4
O'Clock on Thursday afternoon in st.
Pauls Episcopal church, Rev. Edgar
Copper officiating. Only Mrs. Frank
ID. Nicol, the mother Of the bride, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hays Smith,
her brother.in-law and sister, were in
attendhnce.3 -
Korea Carries Society, Folk.
The good ship Korea which sailed
from here yesterday morning bore
quite delegation OF passengers from
Honolulu, many of them prominent
islanders. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Single
left Unexpectedly for Washington, be.
ing obliged to cancel their trip to
Japan which they had planned for
next month Mrs. w /. Thomas re-
turned TO her home in the South after
six months visit in the islands with
Mrs. J. B. Castle, Mrs Rabbit and
others. Mr.. and Mrs, Morgan Jones,
nee Weaver, returned to New York.
They have been extensively entertain.
led during their months visit in the
latter's old home Admiral w. C.
Wise sailed for the mainland after
several months with his son and
daughter-in-law, Lieut.. and Mrs. w
C. Wise of the Marine Corp3. Mr.
o~sl Mre Ta,noa Moe ,d1ace x.aro o9F
again for several months on the main
land-the McCandlesses possess a
.wanderlust and come and go all OF
the time. II is delightful to be able
TO do this especially for Mrs. Nc
Candless who can stock up on clothes
in the States and avoid the dress
making problems of Hawaii. General
and Mrs. John Mcclellan. and Miss
J Josephine Mcclellan returned to Cali
fornia after a delightful visit tc
Mother Halstead. Lieut.. and Mrs. c
]. Ohdend'hal and their two children
returned to the mainland after a veal
! in Hawaii where the former has beer
stationed on the Thetis.. His mex
station is. on the Manning in Sar
Diego.
/ A wedding of interest to Honolulu
society took place in Washington las
week when Miss Frances Edward
Smith became the bride of Lieut.. Har
ry Baldridge. T. S. n, at the home o.
her parents. General and Mrs. Roberi
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