Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-29

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ing parties CT the week given by Mrs.
Elizabeth Friedrich at her home in
Berkeley. The affair was luncheon,
followed by a miscellaneous shower
for score of young friends. Besides
being socially a favorite, Miss Weeks
is we'll known in art circles, having
earned considerable reputation with
her oil and water color work. She is
a daughter of Percy Weeks. San
Francisco Examiner.
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A very quiet wedding which was
the elimination of a Hawaiian ro-
nance took, place yesterday at. FIVE
o'clock when Miss Louise Herring OF
Brooklyn, New York. became the bride
of Mr.. Ralph A. Cuthbertson. The cere-
mcny was performed at ST. Andrews
cathedral by Canon Ault in the pres
ence Of few relatives and friends.
After the wedding the bride and
groom, accompanied bv the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herring, and sew
eraI friends, motored out to the Moana
hotel where a delightful wedding sup
per was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuthbertson left for
a brief honeymoon in the country af-
ter which they will return to Honolulu
to make their home Mr. Cuthbertson.
who is an expert in the Star-Bnlletin
photo illustration department, has
been a resident of Honolulu for
some time, living at the Ainahau hotel.
and it was here that the happy couple
first met when Miss Herring was on a
visit to the islands last winter in COM
pany with her mother
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Dainty baskets filled with fragrant
roses and decorated with generous
bows Of tulle formed effective center
Dieces for the tables, while at each
Individual place was an old-fashioned
corsage bouquet
Covers we're placed for: Miss Cor
della Walker. Mrs. William Walker.
Mrs. s. G. Wilder. Mrs. James Judd.
Miss Amv Greenwell. Miss Helen Alex.
ander. Miss Nora Sturgeon. Mrs. Rob-
ert Elgiu, Mrs. Alfred Castle. Mrs.
Ernest Ross, Mrs. Stubs. Mrs. Ar.
thru Wilder. Mrs Herbert Dowsett,
Mrs William Williamson. Miss Har.
riet Hatch. Miss Alice Cooke, Mrs. Ar
thur Macintosh. Mrs Frank Arm.
strong. Mrs. Harold Gifiard. Mrs. AL
bert Judd. Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs.
Montague Cooke, Miss MARGARET Wal
ker. Mrs Ferdinand F. Hedemann,
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop. Miss Bernice
Hartwell and Mrs. Sorenson.
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Among the parties iourneying to
the country fer a few davs was a
group of young people who linked"
over the Pail on Monday to spend four
or FIVE DAYS at the Theodore Rich.
ards bungalow at Kaneohe. Thev are
enjoying a verv Jolly outing-swim.
ming, fishing. boating and various
games, nassing the hours most pleas.
antly. They expect to return the lat.
ter part of the week and if the Pail
shortcut" seems too steeD. thev will
take one of the stages back to town
The partv. which Ia being chaneroned
by Miss Winterfield and Miss Markay.
consists Of Miss Rachel Woods, Miss
Ruth Stacker. Miss Inez Gibson Miss
Madeline Chaplin Miss Mildred Chaplin.
Miss Dorothy Winter. Mr. Howard
Jchnstcne. Mr.. Jore Smith, Mr. Ralph
Grey. Mr.. Iohn Warrener. Mr.. Albert
Bush and Mr. Campbell Crozier
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One Of the most enjoyable house
parties Of the mast weekend was that
at which Mr.. Shirley and Mt Albert
Push were hosts. The psrtv mctcret
last Sunday over to the lovely coun-
try home which Mr. and Mrs Push
have built about ten miles hack of
Aiea The remainder of that day and
Sunday we're spent enjoying a Jolly
nd informal outing. The young peo-