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

Ormist0n Anniversary
The celebration of a wedding an
niversary is always the most delight
full kind OF a social affair for every
body attending seems to assume that
he or she Is a part of the eyent--that
one is more than an invited guest.
Such a charming event took place last
Monday evening. March l6, when Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald Meg. Ormiston
celebrated the fifteenth anniversary
of their marriage at their bungalow
home on Eight avenue, Kaimnki.
After a spell OF the most pleasant
weather the skies commenced to weep
about noon hour OF Monday, the down
pour getting worse with each sue
ceeding hour, until by evening II had
settled into what seemed good for
all night" rain, but nothing daunted.
the majority OF those invited. having
but q short distance to go, tucked up
skirts and rolled up trousers were
in order, and under umbrellas and
capes they braved the elements.
The spacious rooms of the 0rmiston
home were we'll filled before eight
o'clock. The rooms were beautifully
decorated for the occasion with thou
sands OF bougainvillea blossoms
Among the early evening diver
sions were half dozen tables OF
pedro for series Of games. with the
prizes for the winners in the line OF
cut glass. At ten o'clock the anniver-
sary supper was served, the long
tables being loaded with tempting
yiands, and winding up with ice cream
and cake. The brides cake being cut
by the hostess.
At the beginning Of the supper the
host and hostess were the recipients
OF a number OF pieces Of cut glass,
some OF it coming from the Schoen-
ings at Waikiki, Maui. Among the
offerings to commemorate this event
was a massive cut glass water pitcher
from the Paiolo Social Club. OF which
Mr. and Mrs. 0rmiston are members,
During the supper the host opened
a large tin package that contained
a wedding cake that had been sealed
for fifteen years. The contents was
found to be as ffesh and moistsas on
the day Il was placed in the box. In
the box with the cake were several
mementoes of TIE happy event" just
fifteen wears ago consisting f~in-
vitations to the wedding, cards OF the
contracting parties and notices OF tae
marriage.
Dancing was INDUCED in till the
'witching hour Among those invited
we're: Mr.. and Mrs Z. A. Jacobson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Foster. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hicks, Mr.,
and Mrs. &. J. Fiebig. Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Arstad. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. De Roo,
Mr.. and Mrs. A : Clark, Mrs. Hanna,
Mr.. and Mrs C. j. Schoening, Miss
Elizabeth Danielson, Miss Charlotte
Danielson. Miss Louise De Roo, Miss
May Arstad, Miss Dorothy 0rmisten,
Master Douglas Ormiston.
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Greao-Hsldcrn.
Intimate friends OF Miss Enid Gregg
have always been in the habit CT de.
claring that in anything where this
dashing. clever young woman was con
cerned. the unexpected was always 70
be expected, for she always did have
an original way Of her own about eS
crvthing. So Il was quite true tc
this impression of her last week when,
without the slightest ostentation OF
fuss of any sort, she was married
TO Stuart Haldorn at the First Pres
hyterian church, the Rev. william
Guthrie officiating. Nothing could
have been more typical of the matter
of-fact individuality of both of the
ycung people. They might have had
. big wedding, for both are very pop