Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03
,ome-comers from Abroad.

Home-eomers from Abroad.
A long list Of Honolulans returned
on the Siberia on Wednesday from
Journeys near and far. Miss Helen
hchiIies IS returning from school. as
is also Miss Elizabeth Pratt, who re.
turned with her mother, Mrs. r. ].
Pratt Mr.. Alexander Anderson has
Just completed his freshman year at
Cornell where he has already made a
name for himself. Mrs. John Guild
was homecoming passenger with
her little daughter. Marjorie. Mrs.
George r. Carter returned, accompan-
led by the Misses Grace. Elizabeth and
Phoebe Carter Mr. Henry Carter and
Mr. @. r. Carter. Jr, Miss Mary. Ra-
gan Gary OF Baltimore were also of
this party. .e. ..@.. ." III
Others well known here who return
ed to their native shores were: Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Damon, Mrs T. G. Da-
vles. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cav. Mr.. b.
Il. Johnson. Mr.. A. F.. Knudsea, Mr..
and Mrs. z. A. Knudsen, Miss Alex
andra Knudsen, Master Ealdemar
Knudsen. Dickson Mott. Miss Hilda X.
Won Holt and Mr.. J. Gait. a.e. !.
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Hayes-6rvan Wedding -
At lO:30 o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing Miss Mary A. Hayes of Westfield.
Massachusetts, became the bride of
Mr.. Kenneth c. BRYAN of the faculty
Of the Territorial Normal and Train.
Ing school. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev A. A. EbersoIe. as.
sociate minister CT Central Union
church. at Mr. Ebersole'S home in Ma
nna valley DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Weir Of Portland, Oregon, personal
friends Of -Ir Bryan, attended the
couple at the simple but pretty and
IMPRESSIVE ceremony.
Miss Hayes arrived on the steamer
Iurline on Tuesday, morning and was
met eff the harbor by Mr. Bryan. who
went cut to meet her on the customs
launch. & they >eft the boat. they
were showered with rice and good
wisse@fby the passengers aboard the
Iurlihe who had learned of the ro-
nance.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan will make their
home IN HoaOlulu. After short while
they will be at home In hits city.
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Boroes-sequeira NuptisIs.
priyate wedding nj the week was
that Of Mr. Jrmes ]. Rorges NJ Homo
lnln and Miss Julia Medeiros Seoueira
OF Kealakekua. Hawaii who were mar
ried by the Rev. Father Stephen at
the Catholic cathedral Following the
ceremony reception was held 1T the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Borges.
South Lane KalIhi
coi.rtry Hotels Popular.
The country hotels. particularly Ha
leiwa and the Aubrey. are the scenes
of many gay and informal luncheon
and dinner parties these days with not
a few dancing parties too. They are
so convenient to the motorists and
any day one may come upon these
merry groups of society folk enjoying
an outing In these more distant parts
OF the island.
The BostonIans Return.
The popular little Bostonians are
hack again to sing and dance and
dimple for Honolulans. II is quite an
tH0fColiOu ludI tuGy ING pace u
have this return visit and as they have
n great many friends and admirers
here. the pleasure Is undoubtedly mu.
tual.
They have already given a number
ut our home-comers a taste Of what |
10 IN store for them by giving pres.
entation OF "The Dref<1 Girl" to the |
cabin passengers on the SiberJ, which |
ship brought them back to OFT shores
Lieut.. and Mrs. Pillows Dinner.
Lieut. and Mrs. Jerome, G. Pillow |
entertained at delightful dinner at |
the Pieasanton last evening. The table |
was made very attractive by lovely |
centerpiece Of pink carnations and
maidenhair fern. Covers were placed |
for Captain and Mrs. r. M. Cults. Mr. |
and Mrs ]. A. Furer, Lieut. Ellis Ian,
do, Miss Betty Case. Lieut.. and Mrs |
John d. Reardan and Lieut. and Mrs
Pillow.
CAPT. and Mrs. Carpenters Dinner.
Captain and Mrs. Edward Carpenter |
are entertaining at dinner this even ,
ing In honor of General and Mrs. Clar-
enoe r. Edwards. After the dinner,
the party will attend the dance at the
Pacific Club.