Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07
Society Personals

DOCleV PERSONALS
One Of the most enjoyable events
Of the week was the concert given by
Mrs. Bruce Mcy. Mackail at the Odd
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson was the CEN
trail figure of the evening, the concert
really being in tie nature of a debut
for her. Her charming soprano voice
proved delightful surprise to those
who bad not already heard her. pos
sessing, as IL does, the qualities Of
sweetness and sympathy combined
with rare power The most preten-
tious OF her numbers was selection
from "Mignon," enthusiastically APP
lrec.ated by the several hundred or
more society folk who made up the
audience. A delightful number on
the program was the violin SOLO by
Mr.. w. A. Love, accompanied by Mrs.
ID. II. Hitchcock. Baskets of flow.
ers, leis and floral offerings of all
kinds were sent in profusion to the
performers, converting the stage into
a veritable bower. At the conclusion
OF the concert, number Of suppers
were given at the Rathskellar and
University Club.
Among those to sail on the Mat
sonia next week are Mrs C. b. Rip
ley of this city and her daughter, Miss
Iwalani Ripley, who leave for San
Francisco to spend several weeks Wis
'iting and shopping in that city before
the marriage CT the latter. This, by
the way, will occur On April Is. her
f1ance, Mr. Carl Edward Basler of
Salt Lake City, coming to San Fran
cisco TO claim his bride. The wedding
viii be a quiet affair. Mrs. Robert
O'Neil. q school mate of the brides,
will be matron of honor and Mr.. Al
bert Roller, formerly Of Honolulu, best
man. The wedding trip will be through
southern California and Colorado. Wis
iting the Grand Canyon en- route.
After their honeymoon the young cou-
pie will make their home in Salt Lake
City where Mr. Basler has business in
terests Mrs Ripley will remain sew
erai months in California before re-
joining her husband in Honolulu
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The service set is lament.ng deeply
the departure tomorrow of Major and
Mrs. Peter Marquart. who go 20 their
new post in San Francisco. Major
MarQnart has been with the I'd In.
fantry. for "a years, and his detail to-
another regiment is naturally keenlyl
regretted by everyone Prior TO iaeir
departure on tomorrow's transport
they are being extensively feted
Among those who gave dinners In
their honor were Cept and Mrs. A.
Harris, Dr. and Mrs G. C. Demmer,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick Coe1 and
Lieut.. and Mrs. A. Booth A large
reception was given Tor them on
Tuesday by Capt and S.rs Robert
McGleave and Capt. and Frs. James
E. Bell.
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Mrs. William F. Hebron was host.
ess at most charmingly appointed |
luncheon at the Young hotel, Thurs
day last Her guests were Mrs. Bueh-
", Mrs. Dodge, and Miss Grace Lay
nance, the latter social favorite of |
the bay cities. who has haen spending |
several weeks at the Moana hotel
Miss Laymance is a sister of Mrs |
Henry Hebron, Jr., of Sacramento, |
who will be remembered as Miss Hazel |
Laymance.
The Hebron families are auong
the best known people socially and |
financially in the state.
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Mrs. Montgomery Macomb was the |
guest of honor at an attractive lun- !
cheon given yesterday by Mrs. Will
liam Wooten. Mrs. Macomb leaves |
next month for Washington, ID. C. and |
prior to her departure, is being ex-
tensively entertained Mrs. Wooten |
by the way leaves on the transport !
next week for a three or four months
tour of China and Japan and the
Philippines.
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The officers Of the I'd Infantry gave
an enjoyable stag dinner on Tuesday
evening at the Young Hotel, the oc.
casion being the annual banquet of
the regiment. Red, the infantry color,