Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14

tue spacious dining room the pains
and cocoanuts were also used, aad in
the ceLter OF the large table there
was a calabash filled with all kinds
Of tropical fruits.
TWO engagements recently announc-
ed on the mainland will be OF interest
&c Honolulans, particularly those who
attended the university of California.
The first is that OF Miss Florence
WaChter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Wachter, of Los Angeles.
| 10 Robert Harrison Moulton CT San
Francisco. Both of the young people
are university Of California graduates
ard are identified with the Greek let
ter fraternities there, the former be-
ing an Alpha Phi and the latter The,
"a Delta Chr The marriage will take
place i'm the spring. The second en-
gagement is that of Miss Emma
Lemcke and Mr.. Chaffee Hail, son
Of the late Judge Samuel p. Hall of
San Francisco. No late has been set
for the wedding.
Mrs. Ernest Warehouse and little
daughter sailed on the Shinyo today
! for India, via Japan and China. Mrs.
of local society, and it is with deep
est regret that her friends see her
leaving to take up a permanent resi-
Gence in the Far East. 49, ..<-
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A wedding which was attended by
a number of the smart set took place
last week at St Bridget's church in
San Francisco, wnen Miss Cali Phil
lips, the daughter OF Colonel and Mrs;
Charles Phillips, became the wife OF
Lieutenant Ralph ChFystal Harrison.
The bride was attended by four army
girls as maids of honor and brides.
maids, and the groom was attended
by a complement of officers. After a
brief honeymoon in the southern part
of California, Lieutenant and Mrs.
! Harrison will reside in San Francisco.
| Mrs. Leila B. Hedges and her son,
E. Walton Hedges Jr, have been
spending the holidays with Mrs:
Hedges mother, Mrs. Emma Butler,
at the Hillcrest apartments. They
left Friday for Santa Barbara, where
s Walton Hedges will resume his stud:
les. Mrs. Hedges was the guest OF
honor at supper of James e, Reid,
who gave party at the st. Francis
New Years eve. During her visit,
Mrs. Hedges was also entertained by
her sister, Mrs. Henry Clarence Bree-
den, at her home in Burlingame.
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/. Mrs. William Matson and Miss Lur-
line Matson returned from Europe IN
time to spend Christmas at the family
home in. San francisco. They have
been touring southern Europe in the
hope of restoring Miss Matson's health
which is much improved. She has.
been in for over a year with rheuma-
fisnl. which prevented her from par
ticipating in all gyeties in the young
er set of which she is popular mem
ber-Exchange
The friends of British Consul ART
Mrs. Renters are filled with regret
at the prospect of their departure in
March. The Renters, though they
have only been in the islands year,
have won, deep and widespread
popularity, and 1t does not need a
prophet to foretell that their places
will not be easily filled when they
Eail for foreign parts. =. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Games, Jr., will
arrive in the Wilhelmina after a de,
Iightful three months honeymoon
spent on both East and West coasts
of the mainland. Mr.. and Mrs. Eames
win make their home at Wahiawa,
where the former has business inter
ests.
Misses Estelle and Alice Healey of
San Francisco are recent arrivals in
Honolulu, where considerable enter.
tainment is being planned for their
pleasure. The Misses Healey are very
popular in the smart set of the bay
region.
Lieutenant-colonel J. B. Mcdonald,
inspector-general, department inspec-
tor, and Mrs. Mcdonald have taken
the residence of Mr.. II. D. Bowen, 1915
Keeaumoku street, where they are at
home to their friends.
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Mrs. jefferson McCarn and Mrs. An
drew Allison will be at home on the
second and fourth Thursdays of. the
month at their residence, 1911 Bere-
tania street
Mrs. r. Durston was another Homo