Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-18

Castle Home for the past IL years or
more, and previous t. this were at
| kawaiahao Seminary. Mrs. Smith
, has also been in the islands a coed
many years, and has for some time
been connected with the Misses
Johnson in their work. .-.
They have gone to the coast with
the expectation of locating some
where in California, probably near
San Jose. They will be sadly missed
by their host of friends in the
islands, and it will he long, long
time indeed before their places will
be filled by others. -. r..
Z & & III.
Dance at Eva Mill. .... j..
Mr.. Lewis Renton and Mr.. Allan
Renton were hosts at a delightful
dance on last Monday evening at
their beautiful home at Eva Mill,
Several merry parties motored out to
the plantation for the festivities.
while special train conveyed the
remainder of the guests. r..
This dance was one of the most en-
Joyable and most successful affairs
OF the week. The decorations were
very attractive. the floor excellent.
and the music irresistible. ali of
which helped to make the ball the
charming event that it was. III
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Weekend Party.
Among the parties which will spend
the weekend in the country is one
which left this morning for Kaneohe.
The younger members Of the party
lett on foot. prepared to tramp the
distance while the chaperons, Dr. and
MRS. A. l.. Andrews. followed a little
later by machine. They will be guests
on Saturday and Sunday nights at the
Morgan hone at Kaneohe. Those who
MADE 10 the uartv were: Miss Mir.
lam Clarke. Miss Dorothy Raab. Miss
Francis Foster, Miss Shirley Foster,
Mr.. Harold Starratt, Mr. Leslie Hicks;
Mr. Chase Foster, Mr.. Larry Small,
Mr. VIII Barnhart. Mr. Arthur Brown,
and DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Andrews.
Ms. BeIser's Luncheon.
Mrs. ]. J. Belser was hostess at
delightful luncheon given at her home
yesterday afternoon. The table was
beautifully decorated with quantities
OF begonias. forget-me-nnts and lovely
Cecil Drummer roses. while the place
cards were adorned with dainty little
baskets filled with pink roses. Il
Covers were placed for: Mrs. George
Angus. Mrs. Angus. Mrs George T.
KlueSel, Mrs. NJ. E. Grossman. Mrs.
hlllingworth. Mrs Philip Peck. Miss
Peck. Mrs. O. f. Wall. Mrs. Dav. Mrs.
Arthur Davidson. Mrs. Revnold Nc
Grew. Mrs. Teno K. Myers. Mrs w. T.
MCnsaTrat. Mrs. Fred Waldron, Mrs.
j. Morton Riggs, Mrs. w. H. Hoogs
Miss lishman. Mrs. James Dcugherty,
Mrs A. GarteNberg. Mrs. Lew. Mrs.
l.. c. Ables Mrs. l.. C. Murphy. Mrs.
Roger Taylor, Mrs. Relser and others.
A Beautiful Coast Weddinn.
One CT the most beautiful and most
elaborate weddings in San Francisco's
exceptionally brilliant naptial season
this year was the van Eck-TiIlman
affair on the last DAY of June, which
brought society folk to town from the
Peninsula and all of the other sum-
mer resorts,
The following is a brief account
from the San Francisco Newsletter:
'The wedding of Miss Agnes Till
man and Baron ian Carel van Pan
theleon van Eek nf The Hague Tues
day night, at the home of the brides
parents in WASHINGTON street, was one
of those events which gayly festoons
the whole season for those who were
fortunate enough to be there. Never
has there been a June more loaded