Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-22

Kennedy, Mr.. Ned LComis. Mr.. VIII
| liam Love, Mr.. Charles Lucas, Mr.
David Larsen. Mr.. Alan Lowrey, Mr..
Harold Morgan. Mr.. James Morgan
Mr.. William Morgan. Mr.. Lester
Marks. Mr.. Marcus Monsarrat. Mr..
! Charles McWayne. Mr.. Stanley Nc
/ KenZie, Mr.. Reynold McGrew, Mr..
| GUY Macfarlane. Mr.. Robert Meteor
riston. Mr.. Oscar McCorriston. Mr..
Piercy Nottage, Mr.. Dickson Mott, Mr..
Fred Ohrt, Mr. William Ouderkirk.
Mr.. Robert Purvis. Mr. Ernest Pod
more, Mr. Charles Stillman, Mr.. Os--
wald Steven, Mr.. Fred Schaefer, Mr..
William Schuman, Mr.. Vernon Tenney,
! MIR. William Warren, Mr.. Fred Wich-
man. MIR. James Whine. Mr.. Jack
Young, Mr. Grey Zabriske, Mr.. Earl
Fenstermacher. Mr.. Argabrite, Mr..
I Herbert Dowsett, Mr.. John Soper, Mr..
Hammock, Mr.. Will Patty, Mr.. James
Peterson and Mr. William Eklind.
| Exhibition Of Miniatures.
Rosa Hooper Lyon, well known in
Honolulu for her splendid miniature
| paintings, has returned to this city
after an absence of four years, and in
order to meet Honolulans with whom
| she is not at present acquainted, she
/ will hold a reception and exhibition
| in the mauka pavilion of the Young
hotel tomorrow afternoon from until
6 O'Clock.
In the receiving line with Mrs. Lyon
will be Mrs. Francis Gay, Mrs. Ernest
Ross and Mrs. Mcintosh. " g.: -. =
During her last visit to Honolulu
this charming artist painted a num-
Der of miniatures Of local people and
| it is probable that she will add to her
| efforts during her present sojourn
| here. .>.e.. .
The father of Mrs. Lyon was Mai.
William B. Hooper of San Francisco,
| who was well known in the islands
many years ago. ... :...
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A very pretty wedding took place
last Wednesday evening when Miss
Elizabeth T. M. Ting became the bride
of Mr.. Ernest E. Goo at the home of
the groom's parents, 80 School street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Doremus Scudder. ... III.
The Goo home was deliberately de-
corated for the occasion and about
| 700 guests were present. Music was
furnished during the evening by two
orchestras, one composed of Chinese
musicians and the other OF Hawaiian
singers and players. Iii #-
Miss Violet A. Ting acted as brides
maid, while Mr.. Fred Goo supported
his brother as best man. ri"
A great many beautiful gifts were
received by the popular couple, as
well as several congratulatory cable.
grams, among which was one from a
brother of the bridegroom in Wash
ington, Mr.. Clement r, Goo On, of
, the Department of the Interior.
After short honeymoon spent at
the Haleiwa Hotel the young couple
will make their home in Honolulu.
Among those present at the we'd
ding were: . s..s .....,...as
Mrs. Ting Leng, Miss Mabel E.
, Bosher, DR.. Doremus Scudder, Rev.
Lo Miss Rose Faast, Miss ]. L. Win
ME, The Young Peoples League, The
Chinese Society, The Five Hundred,
Mrs. Chas. Baker, Mr.. c. F. Chilling.
worth, Mr.. J. Cooper, Mr. c. Richard,
Mr.. J. A. Perreida, Miss Edith Hall,
Mr.. j. d. Lightfoot, Mr. E. K Aiu,
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Hopkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. A. Dominis, Mr. William
| Chung Hoon, ST., Miss Violet Chung
Hoon, Mrs. Ed. McInerny, Mr.. Victor
H. Lappe, Mrs. H. M. Stillman, Mr..
Goo Kim Fook, Mr.. and Mrs. Goo
Nyun Sing, Mr.. and Mrs. zap Kwai
Fong, Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. c. zap. Mr.
and Mrs. Wong You, Mr.. Samuel
Wong, the Chinese Consul, Mr. Wong
Helm, Mr.. Goo Kwan, Mr.. zee zap,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. Amana. Mr.. Ho
Fong. Mr.. Charles Along, Mr.. G. K.
Wo, Mr.. Charles Sang, Mr.. G. Kea.cha
Gilman, Mr.. T. E. Wilson, Mr. a.
Brown, Mr. H. Macaulay, Mr. Robert
Engman, Mr.. B. Christie, Miss Alice
Mahikoa, Mr.. William Espinda, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred K. F. zap, Mrs J..
| Smythe, and many others.
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The Daughters of Hawaii held a
very important and interesting meet
! ing yesterday morning in the Library
of Hawaii when the ways and means
for repairing and preserving "Hanafi-
kan alama," Queen Emma's house in
| Nuuanu Valley we're discussed. They
decided to get possession of the pro-
perty, but before doing this it will
be necessary for the association to
secure charter. However, the pro-
posed improvements will be started
at once. In order to raise funds with
which to carry out this work the
Daughters of Hawaii" have decided
to hold a delicatessen sale on the first
day of August. The members of the
club are most enthusiastic over the
idea and expect the affair to be a
1 great success. They urge that all
those interested in the work donate