Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-07

.er and Miss Ethel McLain. Others
present were Mrs. l.. L. McCandless
Mrs. H. E. Cooper, Mrs Gussie
Schmidt, Mrs. Emory, Mrs. A. Garten
berg, Madame Shingle, Mrs, Robert
Shingle. Mrs. George Eeckley, Mrs.
Philip Peck. Miss Stella Peck, Mrs
Nelson Lansing and the hostess.
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Mrs. Adams Tea
Miss Bella McCorriston was the mo-
tif for. a delightful tea this afternoon
given by Mrs. Norma Adams at her
home in Manoa valley. The guests
devoted the hours to needlework I'M
til tea time, when, with the good eats,
came a shower of lingerie for the
guest of honor, who recently announc-
j ed her engagement. Among those
present were Miss Belle McCorriston,
Miss Sarah Lucas, Miss Helen Girvin,
Mrs. w. Lymer, Miss Myrtle Schu-
man, Miss Rosie Herbert, Miss Mar
jory Freeth, Miss Eunice Pratt, Mrs.
Bruce Cartwright, Miss Eva McCor-
riston, Miss Alice Hoogs, Miss Rem
| ME Cation, Miss Gertrude McCorris-
ton, Mrs Jack Guard. Miss Dorothy
!
Hoogs, Miss Violet Atherton, Miss
! Laura Anterior, Miss Ruth Anderson,
! Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Helen Mclean,
Miss Lydia McStocker, Miss Julia
McStocker.
0tremba- Waite
At quiet but very, pretty wedding
at the home of the groom on Wednes-
day afternoon, Miss Jane Martha
, Waite, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Andrew J. Waite Of Worcester and
! Boston, Mass, became the bride. Of
Mr.. Arthur ~ Otremba of this city.
The Rev W. 3. Oleson performed the
ceremony, tnc double-ring Episcopal
service being used. The Otremba
home was prettiIy decorated for the
occasion with white roses and fcath-
ery-headed asters and baskets of fluff
fly maidenhair. The ceremony was
performed beneath an arch of MALE
and ferns knOtted with misty white
tulle. The bride was charmingty
tgowned in brocadCd crepe with en-
Refreshments Of chantilly lace. In
lieu of the conventional veil, she wore
two strands of pearls in her dark
hair. Her only ornament was pearl
and sapphire necklace, the gift of the
groom. There were no attendants.
After the ceremony - at which only
the relatives and intimate friends Of
the couple were present - small re-
CcptiOn was held The brides health
was then proposed and the wedding
cake cut. Shortly afterward, the
some secret place in the country,
where they will spend a weeks hon
eymOon. Their real honeymoon will
be taken in June. when they sail for
Germany The bride has been the
teacher of dOmtstiC science at the
| Normal School for the past three
wears and is we'll known in educa-
tional circles The groom is connect
ed with HaCkfeld & Co. and has many
! friends in Honolulu, where he has
lived since boyhood. Until their de-
parture for Europe in June, Mr.. and
Mrs Otremba will make their home
with the formers parents on keWato
and Wilder avenues.
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Admiral and Mrs, Moore's Dinner.
A very delightful dinner was given
en- Monday night by Admiral and Mrs.
c. r. T. Moore as a farewell to their
daughter, Mrs John Graham. who sail
ed on the transport this week. Others
fpresent were Major and Mrs. A. S.
! Conklin. Col. w. c. Rafferty, Major
j. Penn. Miss Charlotte Hall and
| Miss Florence Putler.
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Luncheon at the RathskeiIer.
Mrs. Grace P. Boardman OF Puma
thou was hostess at charming lunch