Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-31

ents, and was Prominent event IN
the pleasures de DAY. Ihe Peary
home or, ReIm road was a bower
of roses, anon lhieh stood the hand
some ynung mtante, dressed in,
white brocaddsatin and lace, and
carving fron,e scores of bouquets
sent her an hful of lilies of the
valley and i roses. Mrs. Peary
were an eIea dress of dark green
velvet. with Lches of white.
Rear-admitand MIS- Peary were
assisted in happy event by Mrs.
Gilbert Urchor, Mrs. Ralph P. Bar
nard Mrs kander n. Semlnes, Mrs.
Alexander Stuart and Mrs. Emil
Dtebitsch New York. Among the
girls assist were Misses Ella and
HaIen KAT of New York, house
guests of Is Peary, and Miss Emily
Stuart MiJean Holmes. Miss Doris
Drain, NJ Dorothy Campbell Miss
Esther. Vting, Miss Zenaida Mer-
Ram andiss Dorothy Trout. 49,
The hdand hostess afterward took
THE recehg party to the Army and
Navy CT for supper and the dance
which the feature there of each
Friday Eht. - ~.-.>
Anndeement was received here
OF the hrriage in Lucerne, Switzer-
land. ithe English church, of Mrs.
Dunn eKee, eldest daughter of the
late d Alfred E. Bates, U. s. A,
and Fderick H. Brooks. Of this city.
The Sagement was announced sew
eral IIlths ago. and later the date Of
the idding. The bride has been
abroi for some time. She was Miss
Henjtta Bates, and has been WI
dowT several years. Mr.. Brooks is
a nAnber of the Metropolitan Club
and stepson of Rev. DR.. Randolph H.
Mem of this city. He and his bride
ailbass the remainder Of the winter
abtd, but expect to reside in Wash
fngn. .~. - ~
pedal Star Bulletin Correspondence
tASHINGToN, d. c., Jan. 15.-So-
ciy's chief topic of conversation is
IL engagement of Kermit Roosevelt,
Sond son of former President Roose-
VT, to Miss Belle Wyatt Willard,
dughter of the United States ambas-
dor to Spain. Both young people
lie popular here, the battle-ground
having spent most Of his earlier
be in Washington, and the young
oman having been a frequent visitor
sre from her home in Richmond.
1t is understood that the wedding.
i'll be celebrated at the American
nbassy in Madrid next April. The
Iact date was not stated in the cable
am from Ambassador and Mrs. JOS
,fl E. Willard, the bride-to-be,s par
It's, which announced the engage
emit ~ =
Miss Willard made her debut in
edmond two years ago. She is
venty-one years old. It was at Hot
prfngs, Va, that she first met young
oosevelt's sister Ethel. and on avis.
to the latter's home at Sycamore
i'll, Oyster Bay, was introduced to
sr husband-to-be.3 Miss Willard will
} presented at the Court of st.
lmes next month.
After their marriage , the couple
,obabIy will make their home in Bra.
|, where young Roosevelt has been
Gated for more than two years. He
,cently Joined his father when the
tier went to that country for a lee
ring tour and hunt in the Andes.
Miss Willard numbers among her
,ashingtoR relatives DR.. and Mrs.
,hn f. An4erson. Medical Director.
C.. Boyd, q. In, and Mrs. Boyd
i'd Col. Robert Il. Lee, JF.
Kermit Roosevelt is a Harvard
umnus, and accompanied his father
/ the African hunt trip.
2 = .
Former Vice-president and Mrs. Levi
Morton have resumed their resi-
.nce in Washington and are occupy
g the house at 1900 Rhode Island
,enue.
Their present residence has been re-
tilt on the site of their former home
Id 1t is now one of the finest houses
the nefghborhood. Their old home
40 q SOuSCl vi OIHSI1l duO 0OSAol az
vity during the Harrison and Morton
AS presiding officer of
e senate at that time Mr.. Morton
aged an important part in the con-
essional struggles of that day, in
lding the delicate issues which arose
'er the movement to pass the so
He'd force bill"
Since leaving Washington Mr. Nor
n and his family have lived in New
ork and at their summer home on
e Hudson, and have spent much
ne abroad.
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At tea given at Fort d. A. Rus
II, Wyo., December II, Mrs. Berry,
fe of Col. Lucien G. Berry, 4th Field
'tillery, announced the engagement
her daughter, Emily Miner. and
cut. John W. Sherwood. medical
rps, United States army.
The wedding will take place Jan
ny %.
Lieutenant-colonel Moretcn F Gage.
itish military attache, and Mrs.
ge have as guests Mrs. Henry Glad !
me, whose husband is a cousin of
e late William E. Gladstone, and |