Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-15

mony which took place at nine O'Clock.
a wedding breakfast was served at the
St Francis hotel to which only the
bridal party, relatives and few close
friends were invited Later they mo-
tored to Los MoIinos where they will
make their home.
| Miss de Bretteville was very we'll
known in the islands and has a great
many warm friends here.
| Miss Grace Carroll, who leaves L,
| the near future for an extended trip
! through the states. was the guest o
honor at very enjoyable poi luncheon
given by Mrs A. Fake last Saturday
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! The luncheon table was most at
! tractively decorated with a profusion
of ferns and leis and covered with all
! OF the most palatable of Hawaiian
| luxuries. AS usual the various disHe
provoked considerable interest, which
added to the enjoyment of the affair
! Toasts were made to the guest o.
honor, and all expressed their wishes
for a pleasant trip and a speedy re-
turn.
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| The weeks festivities opened quite
! propitiously with the big dance on
Monday evening given by Mr.. ]. Lewis
Renton and Mr. Allan Renton at their
beautiful home at Eva Mill. A num-
Der of automobiles carried merry par
tics out to the plantation while a spe-
cial train conveyed the rest of the
pleasure seekers. 1t was a jolly af-
fair. The decorations we're most at
tractive, the floor excellent and the
music irresistible, which helped to
account for the unqualified success of
the evening. This charming event will
long be remembered by all those who
shared its pleasure. T."
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Mr.. Clarence H. Olson was host al
an enjoyable dinner on last Wednes-
day evening. The table was beauti-
fully decorated with sweetpeas and
maidenhair ferns which were most at
tractively arranged. After dinner the
evening was devoted to music and
several exciting rubbers of bridge.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
J: F. c. Hagens, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Haneberg. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williamson, Miss Kealoha Kekele.
and Mr.. Paul Muhlendorf.
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Little Miss Muriel Campbell, the
tiny daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Campbell. celebrated her
third birthday on last Wednesday af-
ternoon. A number of interesting
and exciting games we're played, after
which delightful refreshments were
served. Each tiny tot was presented
with a pretty pink and blue lei and
IA little basket filed with most tempt
ing goodies and the twenty little
guests returned to their homes, tired
but serenely happy. A.
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. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie G. Clark who
have been visiting In California for the
past month will return on the Lurline.
arriving July g. They have been
travelling about the state considerably
and have been the guests of Mr.. John
W. Gilmore, former president of he
College Of Hawaii, and Mr.. and Mrs.
l. B. Nevin Of Berkeley. Mrs. Nevin
Is Mr.. Clark's sister and until two
years ago resided in the ISLANDS.
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Among those returning on the Ma
kura today was Miss Irms Ballen-
tyne, who, for the past two years has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Victoria and Seattle. IN the latter
city the social season is always a
very gay one and Miss Ballentyne has
probably found her time very well
taken up during her visit. Her many
friends here will be very happy to-
welcome her home again.
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Mrs. Cassie Schmitt is at present
at the Moana hotel, having been there
for about month, during which time
her apartments at the Young hotel
have been renovated. Mrs. Schmitt
will remain at the Moana some time
longer, after which she will leave for
Hawaii where she will spend an in.
definite length of time Upon her re-
turn she will again occupy her rooms
at the Young.
Mrs. Will Love was a charming
hostess on Saturday afternoon to al
number of the ladies at Kahala This
delightful summer resort is gayerI
than usual this year for all of the
houses are occupied, and bridge and
sewing afternoons interspersed with
luncheons and teas are helping to-
make the summer a lively one. Mrs.
Loves guests spent a very enjoyable
afternoon. H.. 10,
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Joseph An.
drews of Schofield Barracks. enter.
tanned at jolly picnic supper last
Friday evening On the beach at Hale.
iva in honor Of Miss Hilda Won Brunt,
who is the house guest of Mrs. James
Wilder. A huge bonfire was built on
the beach which added the proper at.
mosphere to the affair. Later a de.
lightful moonlight swim was enjoyed.
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