Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03

ship-and Bellina followed her when
she returned to Alameda. The en-
gagement resulted and Bellina return.
ed to Honolulu while his fiancee, with
the aid of a few cable blanks, arrang.
Cd for the ceremony.
The bride is sister of Mrs. F. y.
Delaney of Alameda and daughter
Of James Powell. n
Mrs. Nahl. armed with letters to
Chas H. Bellina and accompanied by
Mrs A B. McGill and other friends.
went to the Hawaiian isIan ds last Feb
ruary on the Elks' excursion and were
shown every attention by the coming
bridegroom constituting himself their
guide and host, his big machine con-
veying them to all the places of in
terest and his time and thought be-
ing entirely devoted to their entertain
ment -" J.. ...
Cupid fired the first arrow on the
meeting Of the couple, and the three
or four weeks of joyous sightseeing
developed the charm of mutual at
traction. Into the life filled with the
responsibilities Of vast plantation
holdings in the islands and other
properties in this country, came ro-
nance and with the same surety of
purpose which made for his success,
he followed the object of his admira-
ticn within three weeks after her ar
rival home and urged her to return
with him as his bride
This she hesitated about. but prom
ised that later on she would become
June bride. Net wishing to spend
the honeymoon en- the water, Mrs.
Nahl decided to Join her fiance in his
home and left on Wednesday last on
the Matsonia for Honolulu"
chowder Supper. -.
A very ENJOYABLE time was spent at
the home Of W. G.. Chalmers on Tues.
day evening at a chowder In honor
of his sister, Miss Gladys R. VIII.
sen, who has Just returned from Kona.
Those present were Misses MacFav-
den, O'Connor, Thomson, Daily. C.
Johnson, Rose, E. Johnson and Fos-
ter H..
The table decorations were white
and pink roses and appropriate souve.
Mrs were presented to each guest.
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kamuk Bridge Club.
t!rs. Erndst Giestcke entertained
the Kaimuki Bridge Club on Thurs
day afternon at her home at Kaimuki.
The rooms We're artistically decorated
in yellow, which. was relieved by1
ferns. A prize was offered at each. Ia
ole, Mrs. Frank d. Applin being the
fortunate one to win lovely lauhala
basket; Mrs. Sam Peck was awarded
beautiful tray, While Mrs, Lewis I'm
derwood captured a dainty La France
corsage rose. Delicious refreshments
were served. r.
Those present were: Mrs. Frank
D. Applin, Mrs. Charles Crane, Miss
Mabel Hair, Mrs. A, F. Thayer, Mrs.
L. E. Thayer, Mrs. Lewis Underwood,
Mrs. Ray Rietow, Mrs. James Guild,
Mrs. Floyd Emmans, Mrs Sam Peck,
Mrs. F. D. Chandler, Mrs. H. ]. Nc,
Gowan of Berkeley, and Mrs. Gle,
secke.
Mrs Wooten a Visitor.
Mrs. William P. Wooten, wife OF
Maj. Wooten, who is very we'll known
and very popular in local circles, is
sojourning at present in Honolulu
She has returned to the islands for al
very brief visit indeed, as she leaves
On the first of August for Lake Mich. !
gan. Major and Mrs. Wooten will
make a brief stop there, going on to
Washington, where they will make !
their home. Mrs. Wooten has remark I,
ed that she is very fond of the islands |
and will be very sorry to leave. Her
many friends here regret most keenly |
her early departure, for there is no
telling when she may be here again
While in Washington, Mrs. Wooten |
will be near her friend, Mrs. NJ. NJ |
Macomb, who is being extensively en-
tertained at the capital.
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Miss kentner compIimented.
Mrs. w. F. Gaynor is entertaining
very informally this evening in honor |
for the coast on the Lurline next |
Those present will be: Mr.. 4!
and Mrs Ray H. Leach. Mr.. and Mrs |
Harold Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd En- /
mans, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rietow, Mr..
and Mrs. George McEldowney, Mr.. !
and Mrs. Chester HUM. Mr. and Mrs /
Schaefer, Miss Edna Byrd, Miss Alice
Miss Mary Garden, Mr.. Will
Garden. Mr.. George BITS, DR.. Back,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gaynor.
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Dance at kunalu Club House.
Miss Violet Lucas and Miss Mar
garet Mccarthy were charming host
esses on Monday evening when they
the girls of the n. N. Club
Of which they themselves are men,
Ders, and others of their friends at a !
most enjoyable dance. TIE affair was
given at the knnalu Club house and
the attractive hall was most artist
cally decorated with masses of fluffy |
pepper and other green's. A popular /
Hawaiian quintette furnished the live