Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-28
,peymoonins in Honolulu.

wig the passengers in the Wilhel-
sJafna this week. MIR. and Mrs Kamm
Mere married recently at GIenwood
chapel in San Bernardino by the RI.
Rev. JOFCph Johnson. bishop OF the
diocese of Los Angeles. ard were two
OF the principals in a double, wedding,
for Miss Louise Roberts, a. sister of
Mrs. Kamm. and Walker Kamm. a
brother Of Mr.. Kamm were married
at the same time The wedding was a
brilliant social event OF southern Cali
fOTnia, and the bridal party included
ten bridesmaids and ten ushers. 1t
was on an Atlantic liner that the
Kamm brothers met the Roberts sis
tiers last year All last year while the
kammS were in college Miss Maude
and Louise Roberts were attending a
finiFhing school, and they were fire.
quently seen together at the college
social functions, and the double we'd
ding came as the elimination of the
romance.
Mrs. Kamm Is the daughter of State
Treasurer Roberts of California and
Mr. Kamm is the son of Mrs. Charles
Kamm. Both young people are prom
inent in social affairs OF southern Cal
ifornia, where they are members OF
one of the wealthiest sets.
Just how long the Hamms will re-
main in the islands is not known but
1t is expected that they will visit the
volcano and other interesting places
before they leave for the mainland.
= An interesting feature is that a
Brother, Mr.. Jacob Kamm, visited here
FOR several months last spring and
was married Some months ago.
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!. Society and the Styles.
The sets In society are determined
5 often by the ages of the maids and
matrons, but more often by the styles
in their costumes, and the two sets
most often referred to are the conser-
vatives and the smart set. Because
there are two sets, however, does not
necessarily mean that the conserva-
tive ladies are always referred to as
such nor that the ultra smart set is
mentioned in no other way.
However, there are certain courte-
sizes to Dame Fashion that everyone is
respecting. For instance, the Golf
fures are very simple this season.
FrIZzes anG puffs are left locked up
In madame's bureau and almost for
gotten. Faddiness, whimsicality and
all other expressions of radicalism are
on the tabu list everywhere. But with
the putting away of these things there
comes certain charm to the young
woman which is decidedly attractive;
7 a naturalness in manner cannot help
hut assert itself. AS for gowns and
hats there seems to be no set pattern
for them, but any number Of styles are
3 approved and are charming. 1t is very
easy to locate n friend in a large gath.
ering now for as a rule the ladies
adopt something suitable to each type.
All the gowns are not made with the
basque, nor is each costume of the
same quality Of material Together
. with the fluffy garments costumers
] are showing the clinging gown with
long lines which is always becoming
s to the slender woman. -.
But alas for society's men. The
style in dress suits has changed and
the long "tail" which for several sea.
sons past has reached to the knees
has come up several inches. There
Is one consolation in this, however,
( the old ones can always be cut of
while 1t is more difficult to lengthen
them. @->. .
Honeymooners on Way Here.
Recent visitors in Honolulu were
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Sterling Pile, who
spent some weeks of their honeymoon
at the Moana hotel. Like many other
honeymoon couples Mr.. and Mrs. Pile
planned trip to Europe, but changed
their plans because of the war In the
& home Of the young bride, who was for.
merly Miss Helen Grover Jones OF
4 Sea Girt, N. Y, there was a victrola
with a number OF Hawaiian records,
and II was the beautiful Hawaiian mu.
; sic which brought the Piles to Homo,
lulu ;.
During their visit here both Mr.. and
Mrs. Pile were enthusiastic devotees
OF the surf. Mrs. Pie is an expert
swimmer and diver ana is the proud
possessor of nine silver cups which
she won in the Labor Day swimming
meets in Sea Grit
Mr.. Pile is an electrical engineer
with the Wheeler Electric Company. q
New York concern of which his father
is president -.. p"
Mr.. and Mrs. Pile left for the main
Z land in the China last week en- route
TO their eastern home.
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In Honolulu This Week.
During the brief visit of the Man
churia in Honolulu this week Mrs.
Frederick Mead and her daughter,
Miss Mead. visited points OF interest
around the city. ana in the afternoon
talked with the baard OF managers Of
{ the local branch or the Y. w. c. A.,
OF conditions in China and the Orient.
Mrs. Mead is president or the board
OF mafAgers OF the Y W. C. A.. in
Plainfield, New Jersey. and has recent
" made a trip 10 the Orient, where
she studied conditions in Japan and
China. Before leaving China she
paced enc daughter IN school there,
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