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

WilIett has been making his hong
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. Graham "a
Manoa valley. but on the arrival 81
Mrs, Willett they will he at hcme at
the house formerly occupied by Mrs
J. y. Bell on the corner Of LunalilC
and Pi.kei streets.
The next large wedding of the sea.
sen Will be that of Miss Carrie Ellen
James on next Monday evening, when
she will become the bride OF Mr.
Owen Thomas Webber. The c2re-
mony will be performed in st. An.
drew's Cathedral at Sis o'clock.
The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Ethel James. as maid of
honor. and the Misses Kathleen and
Sophie Walker as bridesmaids. while
the two little Waldron children will
be flower girls.
DR.. L. E. Case will act as best MAJ
for Mr.. Weber.
Mrs. Charlotte Reichmann, whose
engagement was recently announced
to Lieut.. Livingston Watrous of
Schofield, has been the complimented
guest at a large number Of affairs.
Among last weeks social events at
which she was guest of honor we're
Miss Carpenters luncheon on Thurs
day and Mrs. Harold MAYORS lunch
con on, Friday. Both affairs were
cIeEerly suggestive of Miss Reich
mann's. approaching wedding,
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Miss Mabel Lightfoct was hostess at
very informal and jolly house party
this past weekend at her home at
Wahiawa. It was a suffragette affair
and the girls enjoyed swimming. fish
ing and a. most ENJOYABLE outing.
These who enjoyed Miss Lightfoot's
hospitality were: Misses Pearl Nc
Carthy. Louise Mccarthy, Mabel Arm
strong. Evangeline Holmes. Gertrude
Mason, Evelyn Scott and orpah Star
rott. ~. II.
Capt and Mrs. Ralph B. Lister en-.
SOA IoAACN a. q auOtl6httul uIunSf last
Saturday evening In honor of General
and Mrs. William H. Carter. The ta-
bic was prettily decorated with yellow
coreousis and ferns. Covers were
placed for Gen. and Mrs. Carter, Capt.
and Mrs. Frank G.. Burnett. Capt. and
Mrs. Edward Carpenter and Capt and
Mrs. Lister. * -. -. r
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Mrs. o. s. Tower who has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. George II.
Jamerson, for some time, sailed on
the transport last Sunday. IT, no
g. DR.. and Mrs. G. e. Sherwood were
also passengers on the Sheridan.
They are. travelling east with the in.
tention of spending the summer with
relatives, in Massach nsetts. 5,, =,
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American girls are still marrying
into the families Of the European no
bility, even Though it is not so COM
mon as it was few years ago. Miss
Laura Stallo. a society belle of south.
ern California. surprised her friends
recently with the announcement Of her
engagement to Prince francesca Ro-
splIlcSl OF italy. -. So =. ~ s~& r
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Watson enter
tanned at dinner last week, celebrat-
ing the occasion of their ninth wed
ing anniversary. The table was
prettily decorated with lovely Ameri-
can Beauty roses. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. ROYAL D. Mead, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. Rabbit and Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Cortis Of
New York we're also arrivals on the
Chiyo Maru. They are on a tour
around the world and plan to spend
some time In Hawaii. Mr., Cortis is a
director and part owner of the White
Star line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hanssens of
Brussels. Belgium, who are on a TRIP
around the world, arrived Monday ON
the Chiyo Maru. They will spend sew.
eral weeks visiting the points of in.
terest in the islands. .,
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Rev, and Mrs W. E. -Potwine, with
their small son. departed for the coast
on the Sierra last Sunday for a vaca-
ton of several months. They will
spend their time in southern Cali
tornia and Colorado.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Dameyer of
Seattle were arrivals on the Chiyo
Maru Monday. They have been tour
ing the orient for the past several
months and will now spend some time
In Hawaii.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Conant of San
Francisco. who spent their honeymoon
recently in the islands, have returned
to San Francisco and are being greet.
ed by their friends. says the San
Francisco News Letter.
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