Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-04

Miss I4allie Anderson, Miss Kathleen
Anderson. Miss Dorothy Trout. Miss
| Katherine Krug. Miss Mary Deyol.
i Miss Mason of Chicago and Misses
Aida and Meta Haines- The cavalry
colors predominated in the decora,
ticns, which were of tulips
Mrs. John J. Pershing, wife of Gen.
eral Pershing. arrived with her chill.
dren from Manila this year. being met
here by her father. Senator Warren
of Wyoming. The Warrens are proni-
net in Colorado and Wyoming and also
at Washington, Senator Warren hav-
! ing served his state through several
terms in the upper house Mrs Per
shing married into the service at the
time of the Spanish-American war, or
1 just short time before She was
belle in Cheyenne, Denver and Wash
j ingten and, like most western girls,
was fearless horsewoman. Since
arriving here the Pershings havelbeen
most cordially welcomes at a num-
Der of affairs in town and at the Pre-
sidio, the largest affair having been
the official reception at the post last
week -Examiner
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/ Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Francis Camp
bell. Jr.. are On their way to Honolu-
. lu. where they will spend the first
! weeks of their honeymoon. The mar
rage Of the couple took place last
week in Berkeley ard was pretty
event with several hundred in attend
snce. The bride. who was formerly
Miss Miriam Clarken, was attired in
a handsome wedding dress of white
satin. trimmed with lace. pearls and
delicate clusters of orange blossoms.
ITO complete the toilette there was a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and butterfly orchids tied with
streamers of tulle Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell will make their home in
i Portland, where the former is inter-
ested in the lumber industry.
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Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, who
spends her time here and at her home
in Honolulu, gave an elaborate din
ner party at the Honolulu Country
Club at which the announcement Of
the engagement CT Miss Lurline Mat
son and William Roth was made
known to the many friends Of the
, young couple Miss Tenney left here
early in the fall. after having spent
/ the> summer with her mother at the
Bellevue Miss Matson has been much
entertained in Honolulu since the en-
gagement was announced. and already
her friends here are planning to give
number of affairs to celebrate the
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Mr. end Mrs. Richard Ivers.s visitors
at the home Of Mrs. William G.. Irwin,
| dropped In Monday at the Hotel St
, Francis to watch the dancers. They
were soon Joined byIatrs. Henry Fos-
ter Duttcn and Charles Templeton
Croker. Mrs. Ivers, who is stun
ming blonde, wore a black taffeta
gown and large black hat Mrs.
Dutton had on handsome astrakhan
coat with ermine. collar and revers
and black velvet hat Chronicle.
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Mrs. Thomas Watson Cushing and
Ter daughter, Miss Carmen Ghirardel-
Ii, who is one of this years debutantes
in Oakland's smart set. left last week
for a visit of several weeks at the
Hotel Potter in Santa Barbara. Be
| fore leaving for the south Miss CHR
ardelli enjoyed brief visit in San
Francisco as the guest of Miss Agnes
Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus August Spreck.
els gave dinner Sunday, January %,
at the Hotel de Paris in Monte Carlo
! and entertained large number of
guests
Their niece, Miss Cry Wooster. has
, Joined them at their villa Palazzo
Del Mare and Cane Martin and will re-
main with them during the season.
Yellow coreopsis formed the attrae-
tive centerpiece for the table on Sat
urday when Mrs. s. de Freest entertain
ed at luncheon at the Commercial
Club. Covers were laid for II. After
lunch the guests motored to the de
Freest residence in Manoa valley
where they devoted the remainder of
the afternoon to bridge. .t =
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Mr.. and Mrs H. Gaillard Smart and
ciIAdi sui dTT1NS0 on
! natsonia Tuesday They went direct
ly to San Mateo to remain indefinitely
with Mrs. John F. Biyen Mrs. Smart
was Miss Thelma Parker, sister of
Mrs. Fred knight of San Francisco
and granddaughter. of Colonel Sam
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DR.. J. NJ Gillespie of the public
health service, who was stationed in
Honolulu for year or more on the
Thetis, will pass through this city very
shortly en- route from Hongkong to his
new post on Mare Island.
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Mrs. q. /. Spalding and Miss Helen
Spalding were the house guests of
+, Mrs. William Irwin during their visit
in San Francisco.
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Mrs. j. T. Myers and Mrs. Richard
Cults are entertaining at bridge this
afternoon IN honor Of NJ, H.. t.-<,..