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

- UMMER has come in the fullest
as well as the warmeSt sense of
- tn word, and with il the usual
rush TO the popular resorts and a gen
eral exodus from tn cities. On the
mainland there has been a steady
stream of progress toward the mOun-
tain and seaside resorts sOr some
time. and the announcements Of the
winter months are neglected for the
gaieties OF the bright summer days
the theater boxes are empty and the
bathrooms closed
San Franciscans are amusing them
selves running back and forth be
tween town and the Peninsula, the
chief amusement being tea dances
. (San Francisco fouldn't get along
without dancingDI and weddings.
New York is lemigrating TO New
port as usual, and London scarcely
knows whether the season is on or
not. il is so insane over flying ma
chimes. Society women are busy de-
signing and supervising the construc-
ton OF their aerodromes II believe
that is what they call their aerQplane
gaTages)-and are much more inter
ested in looping the loop" than at
tending a court reception.
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Mrs. clark's Luncheon.
Mrs. Byron o. clark was hostess
at most enjoyable luncheon last Sat
urday afternoon at her home in Ma
noa Valley. The table was most ct.
tractive, a graceful cluster of pink be
gonias and maidenhair fern making a
very pretty centerpiece. Covers were
placed for Mrs. A. L. Andrews Mrs.
TT. NJ. Alexander, Mrs. F K Ellsworth,
Mrs. Charles Girdler. Miss Sallie Col, !
IIns. Miss Dorothy Raob. Miss Francis
Foster. Miss Shirley Foster. Miss Miri
am Clark, and the hostess.
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Myriek-Avery Wedding.
At seven o'clock last Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal |
ter Smith in Manoa valley, Miss Mar
garet Muriel Myrick became the bride |
OF Mr.. William Charles Avery. Rev.
DIR. Wilbert p. Ferguson performed
the lovely Episcopal ring ceremony
uniting these two popular teachers OF
Mills school of which DR.. Ferguson Is
president
THE house was prettily decorated. a
color scheme CT pink and white being
artistlcally carried out. Palms and
ferns filled the corners and formed
an effective background for the bridal
couple.
Z Just before the ceremony, Miss Eliz
abeth Jones rendered 20 PROMISE Ma
in very beautiful manner. Following
this Miss Julia r. Peabody played |
Mendelssohn's Wedding March as the
bride entered. She looked very
charming in the conventional white /
satin gown draped with shadow lace I
and chiffon. She carried shower
bouquet CT white roses, and was I'M
attended.
After the bride and groom had been
showered with congratulations and !
well-wishes. wedding supper was /
served, covers being laid for four
teen. Among those present were:
Mrs. f. w Damon, Mrs. Ferguson,
Miss Bosher. Miss Elizabeth Jones,
Miss Julia r. Peabody. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard CT Maui. Mr.. Rea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Smith, and Miss Starbuch of
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery are spending |
their honeymoon at the Haleiwa hotel.
They VIII be at home in the near fu'1
ttre at 21O5 Honeywell avenue, Manoa
valley.
Miss Myrick was a student at Whit
tier college and the University of
Southern California Two years ago
both she and Mr. Avery we're employ
ed as teachers under the principal
ship of Rev. Stephen Myrick. the
brother of the bride. AS q. teacher in
the grammar. grades at Mills, Miss