Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-06

maid Of honor, while the Misses Fan.
ME and Alice Hoogs. Miss Ruth So.
per and Miss Margaret Center acted
as bridesmaids. William H. Hogs,
Jr, acted as best man for his brother.
The ushers were William Morgan,
Frank Hoogs, William 0uderkirk, AMI
Walter Love Miss Margaret Clarke
presided at the organ.
Immediately sfIor the ceremony, an
informal reception was held at the
brides home in Manoa valley, at
which only the bridal party and Inn
mediate relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoogs left this morn
ing for Hawaii, where they win spend
some time at Kapapala ranch
A detailed account OF the wedding
will be given in Saturdays columns.
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Letters from Mrs. J. NJ. Anterior
and Miss Violet Anterior announce
that they are enjoying themselves in
New Zealand. They expect TO remain
there three weeks, after which time
they viii go on to Australia.
The Friendly Visitors met in con
junction with the Associated Chart.
ties on Monday in the rooms OF the
latter organization, and considerable
interest was shown in the work which
Is being done by these women. Many
who have not yet done any visiting
expressed their willingness to serve,
and just as soon as the MANAGEMENT
can take them personally to their re-
spectiye cases, they will start work.
II was decided that a monthly meet
Ing shall be held, when reports on
the different cases will be made.
Splendid progress has already been
made but II is great work and
much may be accomplished. Any
woman who wishes to aid IN the
work has only to telephone to the
office of the Associated Charities and
signify her willingness.
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- very enjoyable 500 party was
given on last Saturday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. w. T. Patty, Anapuni
street. by Miss Ina Ferguson, who
made II the occasion of announcing
her engagement to Mr.. Clay Kelly,
The tally cards distributed 70 her
guests were heart-shaped. surmount.
ed by two separate hearts, bound to.
gether with golden arrow and con.
tanning q miniature picture Of her.
self and Mr.. Kelly. These conveyed
the announcement and Miss Ferguson
was Immediately showered with all
kinds Of glad wishes. While the af.
fair was formal, II was very thorough.
n enjoyed by all OF her most intimate
frisnds who were present.
Miss Ferguson Is the daughter OF
DR.. Frank L. Ferguson. and a great
favorite with large number of the
younger set Of Honolulu. Mr.. Kelly
is connected with the firm Of Castle
& Cooke. Ltd.
Mrs. e. M. Watson was hostess at
luneheon on Friday giyenyih honor
of Miss Nesbit Appropriate to the
day, Maypole stood in the center
OF the table. 1t was connected by
tulle and ribbons in soft pastel shades
to other tiny Maypoles which graced
each guests place, and bore spray
OF flowers and a place card. Scatter.
ed about the table in artistic profu-
ston were daisies, pansies, violets,
sweet peas. and other spring flowers.
Covers were laid for Miss Nesbit. Mrs.
W@R Davis. Mrs. A. E. Murphy. Mrs.
A. P Matthews, Mrs. G. A. Brown,
Mrs Green, Miss Green, Mrs. Edward
Dekum, Miss Louise Lucas. Mrs. H.
+. Wickman. Mrs. J. w. Whitman,
and Mrs. Watson. After luncheon,
the rest of the afternoon was spent
in playing bridge, Mrs. Dekum and
Miss Lucag finally winning the prizes
which were Maybaskets felled with
flowers.
Next Sunday, May 10th, will be eel.
ebrated as Mothers Day far and wide
throughout the United States. Ii Is
the one day of the year which is sci
aside in honor of the best friend we
ever had-our mother. The Kings
Daughters Circle Of Honolulu is of.
fering everyone an opportunity to do
sonnet hing in memory Of his or her
hOSltcT. Iu6y ldN6 mdiieO ABOUT 0UUU
envelopes asking that the one who re.
ceives the same euclose one cent for
each Of her birthdays. Their request
will doubtless meet with ready re
Spouse, partly because Of the. senti.
ment connected with the idea and
partly because Honolulu people know
and appreciate what the Kings Daugh,
tiers are doing here. Their expenses
are necessarily quite heavy, nurses
fees, funeral expenses and inciden.
tails bringing them up rather high
each month.
Among the passengers arriving on
the Manchuria yesterday were Mr..
and Mrs, Harold Bloomfield Brown.
Mrs. Blomfield-Brown was formerly
Miss Bertha Dickey, and has a host
of friends in Honolulu, having visited
here last year with her mother, Mrs.
J.. J. Dickey.
The young couple werS married in
the Episcopal cathedral at Omaha on
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