Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-01

Last night at the nome OF Mr. ano
Mrs. Walter Smith in Manoa, Rev. DIR
Wilbert p Ferguson, principal Of
Wills school, united in wedlock two
4 the popular teachers OF the school
Mr.. William Charles Avery and Miss
Margaret Muriel Myrick. Both were
employed two years, ago as teachers
under the principalship of Rev. Ste
Then Myriel. the brother OF the bride
Mr. Avery was a graduate of Boston
university and proved his work from
he beginning. He has just been ap.
pointed by the territorial commission
o the responsible principalship of the
organized high school at Lihue, Kauai
lie is also honored with an appoint.
nent as instructor in mathematics at
the summer session of the Normal
school and is destined to rise rapidly
n his profession. Miss Myrick was
, student in Whittier college and the
University of Southern California. She
has taught in the grammar grades of
Mills school and won many friendships
10th inside and outside the school cir.
ele. Her parents live in Idaho and
rabled their congratulations. One of
Ter former schoolmates, Miss Star.
buck, came from California Yesterday
md was present at the wedding. The
other guests were Mrs. F. w.iDamon.
Mrs. Ferguson. Miss Kosher. Miss
Elizabeth Jones Miss Julia Peabodv,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard OF Maui. Mr..
Rea. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith.
Promise Ne" was beautifully rem
iered nv Miss Tones. Miss Peabody
played the wedding march.
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Mrs Ray Pietow was hostefe ut a
delightful card Darty on last Vednes.
1av afternoon in horor Of he'd sister.
Miss Inez Gibson. and Miss Gertrude
Ripley. The rooms were arti,t'eaIlv
decorated with yellow coreorsisl white
begoniaS. and masses of grocer. lfaath.
cry ferns. The score cards weri verv
attractive. being done in greet and
white and bearing little nicfures bf the
Two guests of honor Five hundred
was the game of tho afternnoIi and
after most exciting bidding the first
-rize was won bv Miss ClemencS Gift
sord the second by Miss Ruth Fat.ing-
ton, while the consolation went to Miss
Dorothy Walker. Delicious reflesh-
ments we're then served. bringing a
most enjoyable afternoon to cloSe.
Those present were the Misses Mil
bred Chaplin, Katie Singlehurst, Hnth
Darlington Dorothy Walker, hae
Walker, Florence Ballou. Florence Da-
Wis. Katherine Ashley, Florence White,
Rachel Woods. lima Woods. EIhei
James, Helen Church Doris Noble. Md
cline Chaplin, Clemence Clifford, lb-
bic Bromley Gertrude Ripley, I1ez
Gibsons and the hostess.
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Miss Helen Church was hostess BIT
a delightful luncheon last week In
honor of Miss Emily Cooke and Mis-
Aileen Dowsett, who leave soon FIR
the mainland, where they will atteld
school next year. The table was 4.
fectiyely decorated with large BILE
asters and masses Of golden shove
representing the blue and gold of tl4
Punahou colors. The place card
were tiny kewpies gaily decorated
with blue and gold ribbons. Aftel
luncheon cards were enjoyed for the
OF the afternoon, Miss GER
trude Blake winning the prize.
Those present were the Misses EN-
lily Cooke. Aileen Dowseet, Gertrude
Blake. Charlotte Blake, Esme Damon,
Edith Carter, Genevieye Hooking,
Marion Paris, Katharine Singlehurst,
Ruth Harrington, Rhoda Balientyne,
Evelyn Breckons, Louise Girvin, AIDE
laide Pratt, Mae Walker and the host,
css.
Miss Jennie Smith was a charming
hostess of last week when she enter
tanned in honor Of Miss Selma johnson
who arrived on the Matsonia last
Tuesday. A number of very interest
ing games were played. a different one
for each table In the end Miss Sell
ma Johnson was found to have scored
the highest number of points for which
she was awarded a daintily embroid-
cred guest towel Mr., william John
son captured the mems prize which
was framed picture, while TO Miss
Anna Johnson was given the consola.
ton. small koa calabash. Those who
enjoyed the pleasant evening were:
Miss Selma Johnson, Miss Anna John
son. Miss Della Stone. Miss Mary
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. NOEL
downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew NJ.
Graham. Miss Byrd, Mrs. Frear. Miss
Bess Kentner, Mr. William johnson,
pr. Braley. Mr., Bell, Mr.. Reeve and
Mr. Fred Jamison.
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At 1880 O'Clock yesterday morning,
at the home of the Rev. A. A. Eber-
sole. Miss Mary A. Hayes of westfield.
Mass. became the wife OF Mr.. Ken
meth c. Bryan This marriage was the
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