Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03

/ represented Ey Mr.. TomCsO Imai
( Chairs were pushed back and all ros
: to sing the farewell song. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs < w Ashford
Mr.. Ralph S. Hosmer, Mrs. w. r. Far
rington, Miss Dorothy Raab DR. and
Mrs. A. l.. Andrews. Miss Miriam
Clark, Prof. Howard Ballou, Miss Mil.
dred Yoder, Miss Beatrice Smith.
Miss Shirley Foster. Prof Herbert
Walker, DR.. jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie c. Clark, Miss Emily Farley.
Mrs. John S. Donaghho. Miss NJ. E.
Chapman. Miss Heuer Pref and Mrs.
w. A. Bryan. Miss Harbaugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T. Dillingham;, Mr..
and Mrs. John McTaggert, Miss Flor.
ence Lee, Mr.. Yong, Mr.. Henry Tai
lent Mr.. Chung, Mr.. Wong, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Keller, Mr.. Fenner Stickney,
Mr.. Tomoso Imai. Mr.. Fling. Mr.. Rich.
ard Goo, Mr.. Fong. Mr. Paul Lemke,
Mr.. Leslie Hicks, Mr. Ahuna, Mr..
Lockwood, Mr. William Barnhart, Mr..
Luck zee Lau,. Mr.. Ow, Mr.. William
Morgan. Mr.. Harold f. Starratt and
Miss Irene Aiken
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RusseII-Pratt Wedding.
A very pretty but quiet wedding
was celebrated at o'clock Friday
afternoon at the Nuuanu street home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Pratt when
their daughter, Eunica, became the
bride of Mr.. James Ward Russell of
Hilo. The ceremony was performed
by Canon Ault In the presence of the
immediate family. s<.,@
The house was filled with beauti-
full flowers for the occasion. The liy-
ing room, where the wedding took
place. was beautifully decorated with
palms and stately white Easter lilies,
while the dining room was made love-
~ with a profusion OF roses and
ferns. The bride wore a simple white
crepe de chine gown with a vest and
girdle OF white, brocaded charmeusa.
The bodice was trimmed with rare
old rose-point lace which her mother
had used on her wedding dress 80
years before. Mr.. Pratt gave his
daughter away.
After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served, at the close of which
the happy couple motored to the Pen
Ursula to the home of Mrs. Robert
Paris, who is a sister of the bride.
They remained here until Saturday,
returning to town just in time to take
tha boat for Hilo, Were they will
make their home and where Mr.. Rus
SCI lis ia business as rising young
lawyer.
When, student has satisfactorily
completed four grades of the course
offered in the department of music at
Punahou Academy, he receives Ger.
,tificate stating that this work has
been accompH shed, There is, however,
a stipulation that before receiving
this certificate the student must give
an exhibition of his skill Miss Gene
We've Young, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Young of Manoa valley, has
completed the required amount of
work under the instruction of Miss
Margaret f. Clarke and will give
certificate recital at eight o'clock next
Saturday evening at Charles r. Bishop
Hall She will be assisted by Mr..
Allan Renton, baritone, who may be
remembered by his splendid work in
the Chimes Of Normandy" and in re-
cent recitals.
The program will be as follows:
Sonata in E Minor, Opus 80. 3d..
$780,. .E... s.s... .beSIhoNen
'sWhere'er You Walk" from the Ora
torio of "Semele" Handel
Mr.. Renton
Impromptu in A fat. .s.... Schubert
Characteristicke Opus Book g..
Won Fielitz
Romance Impromptu Humoreske
Requiem $3.50 ....s.. Sidney Homer
Mateinata -. -. ,....s.....s Paola Tosti
The Pretty Creature. Stephen STORAGE
Mr.. RentoTl -
Allegro from Sonata in F.. Mozart
With second piano part by Grieg.
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A very pleasant entertainment was
given last week in honor of Mr.. VIII
liam e. McTighe, who has just return
ed after an absence Of three years.
Kaai,s fquintet club furnished music
for dancing which lasted until lat
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