Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-27
Country Club Dance.

& VIRTUE VOJSu one Oh the IDOSL 0ellSlI-
full and successful entertainments CIV.
en- in some time. 49,
The following were among those.
present: Margaret Center. Ruth So
per. Eleanor. Tay. Beatrice F1ett, NJ.
Ross. Helen Spalding. Marion Chaplin,
Miss Dredge, Jessie Kennedy, Hazel
Buckiand, Ruth McChesney, Thelma
Murphy. Mrs Norma Adams, Mr..
Hayes. Mr.. Browning. Mr.. Fenster-
macher, Mr.. Forbes, Mr.. Gianelli, MT.
Dodge. Mr.. Kennedy, AR O'Hara,
Brennan, Mr.. Young, Mr. Hedemann,
Mr.. Warren, Mr.. Bush, Mrs. Rowland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dosett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross, Miss Lishman.
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eaker-Mclntyre Wedding.
Al s o'clock on Thursday evening
the Kamehameha Preparatory School
for Boys was the scene of very pref.
~ wedding. when Miss Frances Baker
became the wife OF Mr. George McIn-
tyre.
The rooms. halls and lanais were
beautifully decorated - the color
scheme being green, yellow and white,
which was effectively carried out In
the use of palms. ferns. golden shower,
daisies and white ginger.
There was a. hush OF expectancy
when Miss Maud Post took her place
at tho plano and began the wedding
march from Lohengrin. Presently
Miss Momi Keola as bridesmaid
goWned In white and pink, appeared,
descending the broad hall stairs, the
balustTades OF which were trellised
with golden shower At the usual
distance followed the bride, who look.
ed very charming in her white mule
gown trimmed with lace and white
satin. She was met ct the foot of the
stairs by Miss Alice Z. Knapp. prin-
cipai Of the school, who gave the bride
away. The groom was attended BY
one Of his classmates. Mr. Edward
Cummings.
. The bridal party took their places
n q bower Of palms and ferns, inter-
mingled with golden shower and gin.
ger and the ceremony was performed |
by the Rev. ]. u. HopWoOd. Through. |
out the reading Of the service, Miss
Post at the piano played softly. Con-
ordinations and best wishes wefel
heaped upon tho young couple by the
host Of relatives and friends present |
After the refreshments and the pro.
verbal cutting Of the cake. Mr. and
Mrs. Mcintyre departed amid show.
err OF blossoms and flower petals for
their new home at 84s King street,
where they viii be at home to their
friends.
Miss Baker Is q graduate OF the Ka-
mehameha School for Girls, OF the
class OF 1910, and since her gradua.
ton has been a regular assistant IL
the Preparatory School for Boys. Mr..
Mcintyre Is q graduate Of both the
Kamehameha Preparatory and the
Normal School for Boys, and is at
present an agent In the employ of r
y Davis & Company.
Maui 10 Gay.
Maui has brilliant calendar laid /
out for the next couple OF weeks and
does not seem In any way daunted by
the hot weather which seems to haye1
quite subdued our own native heath.
on July third, there is to be grand
poverty ball in the Puunene Club
house and all Maui's elite are cudgel-l
ing their brains for bright and new
ideas in the way Of masquerade cos
tunes. The AFFAIR is to be benefit
for q nurses cottage at the Kula SAM
tarium.
Then there Is to be another large
dance at the Wailulu gymnasium on
the Fourth, while the Richardson's at
Paia are giving big ball tonight at
Puunene.
DR.. lie Apsley is also on Maui att
present and aas Deen delivering some
interesting lectures at the different
club meetings. -
Admiral and Mrs. Moore,s Dinner.
Admiral and Mrs, C. B. T. Moore
are entertaining this evening at
large dinner In honor of the officers
of the Germans cruiser Leipzig, which
Is stopping at Honolulu for couple of
days on its way to Mazatlan, Mexico,
where il will relieve the cruiser
Nurnberg. The dinner will undoubt-
edly be one OF. the brilliant and de-
lightful affairs which these promi-
nent hosts have reputation for Civ
ing. Covers win he placed for a num-
Der Of the local army and navy Off
Gals. - II
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Mrs. Malone's Tea. ~ E- ~
Mrs. Paul B. Malone was hostess
at a large and delightful tea, on We'd
nesday afternoon at Fort Shafter when
she presented her daughter to her
many friends here. Miss Malone has
just recently arrived from the states
where she has been attending Bryn
Mawr for the past year. The recep
ton hall was beautifully decorated
and the affair was a great success
Al large number of society folk mo-
tored out from town to attend.
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Miss StarIoHeather,s Dance. l.
Miss Sne Starkweather. with her
dancing class and the gymnasium
committee, was hostess at 4 large re-
eeption and dance AZ wailuku, Maui
last Tuesday evening The large
gymnasium was most attractivelyl
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