Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10

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Lavender, AMI md4uet IT orAhi8
enhancing theblcf. hff1 Castle, wha
is a we'll knowa members CT the bar
and the only sd of the late Mr. AN
Mrs. Michael q he. was fo~seeerA
years in the fel |rai employ in Alas
ka as district attorney. Mr.. Castles
especial gift to his bride was a beau
tiful set of diamond jewelry, a neck
lace, hair ornaments, earrings, rings
and bracelet The trousseau included
several handsome gowns brought over
from Paris and chosen by Mrs. Will
liam E. Dargle, who for severals years
had been Mrs. Castles devoted friend.
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Mrs. Elgin was hostess at a most
enjoyable card party on Tuesday
afternoon OF last week in the lovely
Schaefer home. After cards, the
players were Joined by a number OF
other la1ies and tea was served on
the lanai. Mrs. Alfred Castle poured
tea while Mrs. Waldron presided over
the. coffee urn. Miss Pauline Schaef
er also assisted in serving the guests
Among those present we're: Mrs
e. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. William Viii
Hanson, Mrs. Fred Smith. Miss
Blanche Soper, Mrs. C. B. Cooper
Mrs. Georg Rodeik. Mrs. A. Hane
berg, Mrs. Robert Cation. Mrc. A. N
Campbell, Mrs. E. NJ. Watson. Mrs
Frederick Klebahn. Mrs Frank Am.
strong, Mrs. Mamie Phillips, Mrs
James Dougherty, Mrs. c. B. High
Mrs Edwin Paris. Mrs. McGau'ay
Mrs. Gustave Schaefer. Mrs. Fred
Waterkouse, Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mrs
Herman Fecke, Mrs. George Collins
Mrs. Emil Waterman. Mrs. BottomIey
Miss Margaret Walker. Miss Corde.
la Walker and Mrs. Babbitt.
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Mrs. Bessie Albeit Rowland will
sing her farewell to Honolulans on
next Friday night. as she leaves very
soon after. her concert for the Coast
Mrs. Rowland has been in Honolulu
several months studying Hawaiian
music for tha purpose Of using 1t in a
new opera, in the writing CT which
she Is to assist. - ><=.,.s.. o.
At her, concert on Friday evening,
she will be assisted by Mr.. John Gif.
ford. Mrs. Florence 81. Booco. johnson
and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck A number
of popular bellies of the younge~ set
will act as ushers. among whom there
will be- the Misses Mary Won Holt,
Margaret Center, Ruth Anderson.
Thelma Murphy. Pauline lSchaefer,
Helen Mel ,ean,sH azel auckland, Mary
Lucas and Violet Mckee. ~, r
During her stay here Mrs. Howlan1
has been extensively entertained and
has won herself great many friends
who are, all looking forward to Fri
day evening" Her concert Is sure to
be social event of the week as well
as musical treat. ~ ~.
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II signs do not fail. there may. be
another wedding in the smart set of
which Mrs William Roth has been the
central figure of late.@
Miss Jane Hotalfng cut the ring In
the cake at the wedding of Miss Lur-
line Matson and William Roth last
Wednesday evening and was of course
Immediately piled with questions as
to who was the lucky man. However
she refused to make an announcement
end her friends are guessing whether
the omen will prove true and whether
Miss Hotaltng will not bring back a
trousseau from Paris. Miss Grace
Gibson fCund the thimble in her cake,
but her future as an old maid, accord
ing to the tradition, is very doubtful.
F Mr.. and Mrs. Roth are spending
their honeymoon in Canada and will
be two or three weeks at Banff and
Lake LCuise.-San Francisco Exam
liner.
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The dancing club which has been
meeting this spring at the home of
Mrs. William Mountrose Graham held