Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10

nounced her engagement to DIR. Lowell
Langstrotn. The wedding was to have
taken place In September, but when
the pretty bride-elect learned that her
father would be in California In Octo-
oath of this month. The wedding Is to
be one of the smart afafirs OF the sea-
son and will be followed by a large
reception. s.,ss.f
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Gullmann-Sturteyarfr. - = Sl.---
The recent announcement of the en-
,gagement of Miss Myrtle Lyle Atwater
Sturtevant to Arthur ames Gullman
has interested the many friends Of
the brfde-elect in Honolulu Miss Stur-s
teyant lived in the islands as little
girl and her extraordinary beauty was
topic of much comment With young
womanhood her beauty. has increased
and she is now one of the most beau
tiful young women of Oakland. She
is a granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lyle of this city, Mr.
GuIlman is from New York City,
though for the past few years he has
been in Oakland, where he is interest.
ed in business affairs. No date has
been set for the wedding, but it is
probable that 1t will take place some.
time in the early spring,
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Lieutenant and Mrs. o'Hara Entertain.
Miss Virginia Sullivan was the guest
of honor at prettily appointed din.
ner on Saturday evening at which Lieu.
tenant and Mrs. E. ]. O'Hara enter.
tanned at their quarters at Fort De.
Russy. An attractive centerpiece of
white flowers interspersed with fea.
thery naidenhafr FERNS ornamented
the table, at which covers we're laid
for Miss Virginia Sullivan, Captain L.
c. Mudd, Lieutenant Maurice B. VIII
let's and Lieutenant and Mrs. O,Hara.
After dinner the guests motored to-
the Seaside and took part in the dance.
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Miss Irma HaiIentyne ccmplinnented.
Miss Irma Ballentyne, one OF the
charming .brides-slsct OF the season,
was the motif for a handkerchief
shower on Thursday afternoon at
which Miss Rose Herbert was hostess.
After the guests had assembled al
shower of filny lace handkerchiefsI
fell upon the guest of honor from Al
lavender and white parasol. The color
scheme for the decorations was laven-
der and was carried out to the small
est detail, with flowers and dainty Jap
anese parasols when were much In
evidence. Miss Herbert's guests In
eluded Miss Iffna BalIentyne, Mrs.
Norma Adams, Miss Helen Spalding,
Miss Marian Chaplin, Miss Bertha Kop-
Ike, Miss Esther Kopke, Miss Sarah
Lucas, Mrs. William B. Lymer, Miss
Dorothy Wood. Miss Violet Anterior,
Miss Fanny Hogs, Miss Peggy Cen.
ter Miss Blanche Soper, Mrs. E. E.
BODICE, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Flor.
ence Hoffman. Miss Ruth McChesney,
Miss Kenny Cation, Miss Nora Swan
zy and Miss Pauline Sehaefer..
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Lieut.. WiIlett Host.
One of the very enjoyable affairs of
the week was the dinner at which
Lieutenant Maurice B. wIlett was
host on Monday evening. The affair
took place at Pearl Harbor and a num-
Der of guests motored out from town.
Lavender was the color scheme for
the decorations and was developed
with quantities of fragrant yiolets.
After dinner the guests played cards
and when the pasteboards ceased to-
amuse they danced. Among those pre-
sent were Lieutenant and Mrs, E. J.
O'Hara, Miss Virginia Sullivan, Lieut..
and Mrs. Paul jones Bean, Captain