Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-20

Last Saturday afternoon the extern
sion cooking k6lass Of the College Of
Hawaii served a luncheon to si1
members of the faculty. Each veal
II is the custom of this class. which
is under the instruction of Miss Flor
|eRce Lee, to serve luncheon to So
members of the faculty, inviting dit
ferent ones each time to be guests.
The young ladies do the planning
marketing, cooking and serving them
selves, and the affair is test OF
what can be done in the way OF 9
four-course luncheon with two dol
lars, or at thirty-three and-third
cents per plate.
The luncheon was served in the
dining room of the domestic science
department, which was beautifully
decorated in pink and green.
Baskets OF pink begonias and love
~ pink hibiscus with ported palms
and great fuzzy maidenhair ferns
were arranged artistically about the
room. In the center OF the table was
a basket filled With pink begonias
and maidenhaiT, while sprays of each
were scattered about on the snowy
cloth. -
The place cards were decorated by
Mrs. B. F. Beardmore with hand.
painted pink roses and a. little bow
of moline Miss Charlotte Hall had
adorned each card with an appropri.
ate limerick by which each guest had
to recognize his place.
Covers were laid for Dean and
Mrs. j. s. Donaghho, Prof Arthur
Keller. Prot. Vaughan Mace aughey,
DR.. Jackson and Miss Florence Lee.
The members or the class who pre-,
parted the luncheon were Miss Char.
lotte Hall, Miss MyFa Angus. Mrs.
Howard Ellis. Miss Pauline Schaefer,
Miss Ruth Anderson, Mrs. H. Bick.
nell, Mrs. B. +. Beardmore and Miss
James Coke.
Al most beautiful wedding took
place last evening at st Andrews
cathedral, when Miss Mufiel Howatt
became. the bride of Mr.. Theodore
Cooke. The decorations were lovely,
being carried out N green and white
throughout, even to the costumes of
the bridesmaids. BY s o'clock the
church was filled with the friends and
relatives Of the young couple. After
an overture by Mr. Reginald Carter
and an anthem by the vested choir,
the 'Iohengrin" wedding march her
aided the approach of the bridal
party. This WIS led by Mr.. Richard
Cation and Mr.. David Larsen, fol-
lowed by the other two ushers, Mr..
William Hogs and Mr.. James Nor
gan, and the bridesmaids, Miss Laura
Anterior, Miss Jessie Kennedy. Miss
Esther Kopke and Miss Marie Won
Holt. Next came the maid of honor.
Miss Alice Cooke, ,and then the bride
on the arm Of her father
Mr.. Alan LowreX acted as best
man for Mr.. Cooke.
The ceremony was performed by
Canon Ault, after which the blessing
was pronouneeds by Bishop Restafick.
After the wedding an informal re-
.ception was held at which only the
bridal party and the relatives. of both
families were present,
&c
A farewell reception was held on
Monday evening at the First Meth
cdist church BY the members of the
CONGREGATION in honor Of the Rev. r.
Elmer Smith and his family, as we'll
as several other families of the con-
gregation who are leaving soon for
the mainland. Mr.. Smith and his fam
lily left today on the Wilhelmina for
Portland, Oregon, where Mr. Smith
has accepted q new passionate. Among
the other members of the congrega-
ton who are soon TO leave and who
were included as honor guests at the
reception were: Mrs Stoddart and
daughters, Mrs. Fred Haley and child
rem, Charles K: Nice leiland and fam.
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Man, Mis- Elvina
Gill, Mr.. Hogan and Miss Krough.
9 The church was beautifully decor
ated with yellow coreopsis and masses
Of green ferns. DR.. ]. w. Wadman
made brief address for the church;
Mr.. John Martin spoke for the Up
worth League, and Mrs. o. H. Walker
for the Sunday school; Miss Lily
Shelton recited, and the program con.
cluded with the singing OF Aloha De-
by group of school children, and q
short response by Mr.. Smith. Miss
Marilla Smith also rendered several
selections on the organ.
I A pleasing event Of the evening was
the presentation to Mrs. Smith by
Mrs. McAIlister on behalf Of the La
dies Aid Society, of a lovely berry
spoon, q souvenir of Hawaii.
The reception committee was com.
posed of Mrs. ]. w. Wadman, Mrs.
John McTaggart, Mrs. Shelton. Mrs
Reddy and Mrs. e. E. Smith, while
Miss Bertha Kemp, Mr. Hudson, Mr.,
Ralph Quarles, Mrs. Tackabury and
Mrs. Robbins had charge of the pro
gram. s,.:asE i. 49,
80 A.A
Earl Grey and the Countess Grey
were among the distinguished guests
at the big luncheon in San francisco
given recently by the Woman's Board
Lady Grey, like her public-spiritet
husband was profuse in her praises, Of
the exposition site and the buildings
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