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

I4e soS.ai Ca.eadar Tor this week
seems destined 70 We with last week 4
IN the matter Oh dances. IL the presi
ent pace we're 70 continue, the younger
set VINO have been wnIrlIng ana dI7-
ping and Raging for the past two
Neeks with nar lily a nights let-up
wCuid be worn ~ fTazZie. 1t taxes
real youth ahG industry to have
good time danc.ag these warm, sui
try evenings.
This week began with Lewis and
Allan Rentons dance at Eva OF Mon
day evening Tonight, Mr.. ard Mrs.
r. NJ. Swanzy and the Misses Swanzy
are entertaining at dance which
promises 10 be a large and brilliant
affair On Friday evening dr. Ernest
Gay will be hest at dance given at
his home, Waile!e, in Kalihi valley.
Besides these, another large suppei
dance took place last evening and
several smaller affairs are scheduled
fer the remainder CT the week.
Even next week is beginning TO fill
up On the calendi.rs Of the popular
members CT the younger set. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer have issued invi-
tat!ons for a dance to be given in hon,
or CT their daughter, Miss Pauline
Schaefer, on next Thursday evening.
A quiet but very pretty wedding
was solemnized last Wednesday even
ing when Miss Annie Harris became
the bride OF Mr.. Charles ID. McEach-
ern. The ceremony was performed at
Central Union Church at $3.50 o'clock
by DIR. Doremus Scudder. D..
The church was beautifully decor
ated with quantities of carnations and
naidenhair ferns. Miss Mamie Har.
ris, sister of the bride, made pref
ty bridesmaid, ard DR.. John H. Far-
rell acted as best man. To the play.
ing Of the Mendelssohn wedding
march the bridal party filed slowly
out of the church Automobiles await
ed them at the door and carried them
along the beautiful moonlit reads to
Eva, where Mr.. McEacheTn had a
home in readiness to receive his bride.
The bridal party was accompanied
by Miss Marie Endermon, Miss sigma
Wikander and Mr.. Frank Auerbach.
An elaborate wedding supper was
served at Eva, which was attended
by large number OF friends OF the
popular couple. The remainder of
the evening was devoted to dancing.
which occupied the guests until late
hour.
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A delightful dance party was given
by Lloyd Arnold and Miss Luita Ar
mold last Friday evening in honor of
Luther Hough of this city, commemor-
ating his 21st birthday. MIR. Arnold's
spacious dance hall was tastefully dec
Grated with palms. ferns. pennants and
streamers and after participating in a.
score. of the latest dances, refresh
ments were served. Those present
were:
Misses Luita Arnold. Pearl Robin
son. Bessie Seabolt, Ruth Seabolt.
Clemence Gifard. Sybil Carter, Lillian
Fennel. Avis Fennel, Ethel Fennel,
Abbie Lucas, Violet Lucas. Sadie Carey,
Alvina Blom, Dorothy Quarles,
Messrs. Lloyd Arnold, Ralph Quarles,
Warner Dassel. Fred Carter, Samuel
Carter. Bryan Girdler, Campbell Gro
zier, Elmer Crozier. John Giffard, VIII.
liam Noble. Alan Podmore. Martin
Fennel. Shirley Bush. Eaton Magoon,
Arthur Hough, Luther Hougb. G. E.
Arnold. l.. E. Arnold. r. W. Robinson;
patronesses. Mrs. l.. E. Arnold. Mrs
o. A. Berndt, Mrs. R. w. Robinson.
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The two United States cruisers
South Dakota and West Virginia, ac-
companied by the tender Alert and.
four submarines, will arrive in Homo
lulu the latter part of this month,
which fact is causing considerable ex-
element and interest among the
members of local society Both the
West Virginia and the South Dakota
have been in Honolulu before and
they are therefore being looked for
ward to as old friends. In view of
the fact that Hawaii is famous for
her open hospitality and navy men are
known round the world as royal en-
tertainers, it is quite safe to say that
there will be something doing" after
the vessels have put into port. There
will be no end of teas and dinners
and dances both ON land and on deck
during the visit Of the cruisers, and
society is eagerly and enthusiastically
awaiting their arrival
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A marriage which occurred last
week in San Francisco was that of
Miss Maud de Bretteville who became
the wife of DR.. James Malcolm Thomp-
.1n Misc 10 nraffoviila forri1,ad An
San Francisco on the Matsonia Wed.
nesday and the two were married on
the day following. After the cere-