Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-30

about che rooms. The general color
scheme was carried out IN the place
cards which were done in yellow.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Frank
Applin. Mrs Charles Crane. Mrs.
Samuel Peck. Mrs. ], n. Stainbach.
Airs. w. w. Thayer. Mrs. r r. Hair.
Miss Mabel Hair and Mrs Thayef.
A Feted Bride.
Mrs. William p. Roth. who until
last "Wednesday was Miss Luriine
Matson, was most extensively enter
tanned during the two weeks previous
to her wedding aud the days have
been one long. merry whiri OF ex-
eitement for the entire bridal party.
The following is brief notice OF few
CT the many affairs given In their
honor:
Miss Lurfine Matson Is being feted
with no end OF affairs. She having
generously had her friends defer their
affairs for her until after the arrival
OF Mr. William Roth. to whom she Is
10 be married later In The month. On
Friday evening Miss Jane HotaIing
gave a dinner dance for the Matsen-
Roth bridal party and few OF their
intimate friends Tomorrow evening
Miss Metha Mcmahon entertains tho
same coterie at q similar affair, and
| on Tuesday Miss Franc Pierce will
have the same group as her guests at
a theaterparty, with supper after
wards. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. Bent
ley have asked their friends to a dane
ing party at their home in Mompli-
ment to Miss AIatson and Mr.. Roth
Mrs. MatthewS Dinner.
Mrs. Arnett p. Matthews was host.
ess at q most enjoyable little dinner
on Thursday evening. IN honor Of Mr..
! and Mrs. G. a. Brown. who leave
shortly for their home In the East.
The table was daintily decorated with
yellow coreopsis and asparagus ferns.
Covers were placed far Mr. and Mrs.
| 10. A. Brown, Capt. and Mrs. Norris
Stayton, and DR.. and Mrs. Matthews.
q q
fantaIus Picnic.
| Al very jolly picnic was enjoyed on
Tantalus last Sunday by number
of ambitious mixers. The merry
party made an early start attacking
1.-THE steep trail. Lunch was enjoyed
after the climb at the Thurston home.
i where the party rested. After some
/ time spent IN drinking IN the magnis
ficent view and noting the lovely sur
roundings, they started for honie.
Those who made up the party were
Cant. and Mrs j. 8. Johnston. Capt
and Mrs. Carr w. Waller, Lieut.. and
Mrs. H. r. Nichols, Lieut.. and Mrs.
In. ID. Applla, Capt and Mrs F. n.
! Hinkle. Capt. and Mrs. G. A. Clark.
1 Miss Julie McStocker. and DIR, and
Mrs. Arnett P. Matthews.
Miss Mccracken TO Depart.
4 Miss elena McEracken, whose en-
gagement to Mr.. Geoffrey Podmore
has been just recently announced. Il
leaving on the 3rd OF June for the
/ coast, to be gone year. Her plans
are not definitely made yet, but It
lis probable that she will visit awhile
lin California, both in San Francisco
and in the southern part OF the state,
and she may attend the summer
fschool at the University Of California.
Miss McCracken Is president OF the
Moani Music Club. and has made a
very prominent place for herself IN
i Honolulu musical circles. Her scores
of friends here will feel her loss keen
lly and regret exceedingly to see her
depart
Mr.. and Mrs. McCracIen win ac-
company their daughter to the coa5t
with the intention OF locating In Long
Beach.
MeIIbourne- 1olles Wedding.
A very quiet wedding took place on
Thursday evening at $3.50 at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Weight.
when Miss Lillian Bolles became the
wife of Mr.. Franklin g. Melbourne.
The lovely double-ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Fl. H Parker
in the presence OF the immediate rel
atives Of the couple.
The bride looked very pretty in a
soft white crepe gown over white silk,
trimmed with beautiful point lace
ipade By her rGther. She carried a
large bouquet of exquisite Cecil Bru.
lner roses. the gift of Mrs, Ethel M.
Taylor. she was attended by the
/ Misses Juliette and Catherine Weight,
who wore simple white lingerie
dresses and carried dainty baskets
filled with white flowers and maiden
hair fern.
! The room was beautifully decorated
lin green and white. profusion OF
asters and Easter lilies being used,
Zone corner of the room. where the
bride and groom stood. was prettily
banked with bamboo, while above
their heads hung lovely hanging
basket filled with fluffy maidenhair
ferns and tied with E large bow OF
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