Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-09

war Is nOTrlDlS phantom Inat mOcKS
us from the pages OF the newspapers
and current magazines. but to these
friends of ours it is a hideous reality.
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Mrs. l.. c. Clark was hostess at 2
very enjoyable luncheon on SUNDAY
afternoon in honor of Mrs. l.. NJ
Smith and Miss Bernice Smith of Pu.
town. The table was attractively
decorated with Cecil Drummer roses
end covers were placed for Mrs.
Smith, Miss Smith. Mr. Byron o.
Clark. Miss Margaret Smith. Miss
Shirley Foster. Miss Dorothy Raab
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. Byron o. Clark was a departing
passenger en- the WiIhelmina this
morning. He is bound for California
where he will join his family who left
for the coast in July. They will make
their permanent home in Paradise,
Cal.
A quiet wedding Of the past week
was hat of Miss Elizabeth Costing
and Mrs. Jack d. Cleary, which took
place in the rectory of the Catholic
cathedral. The ceremony was per-
formed bv Father Stephen in the pres.
ence of relatives and a few close
friends. Miss Annie Costing, sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid and Mr.
C. F. Dempsy acted as best man for
Mr.. Cleary.
After the marriage. wedding
breakfast was given for the bridal
party at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and. Mrs. Cleary then
left on short honeymoon to be spent
on the other side of the island. -.
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A wedding of considerable interest
on Hawaii and also in Honolulu took
place in Hilo on last Saturday evening
when Miss Wilnelmina Rose Weight
became the bride of Mr.. Edward Ar
thur Campbell. r.
The bride is very popular girl and
has a wide circle of friends in the
islands. She is both talented and &C.
complished and is well known for her
splendid horsemanship, having been
chosen on several successive years to
ride as the Princess of, Hawaii in the
annual Floral Parade. H..
Mrs. Campbell is also very well
known in the islands and is popular
both in business and social circles.
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When the armored cruiser South
Dakota sailed for the epast last Fri
day morning. il left large number Of
friends Of the officers and crew stand
ing on the wharf regretfully wav-
ing their farewelis. The band of the
cruiser played from the time of cast
ing off the lines until the vessel was
well cut in the channel, and individ-
uals were no longer distinguishable.
The officers ca the South Dakota
ere most hcspitable and the ship was
the scene CT a great many delightful
affairs during its snort stay here. It
was with the keenest regret that the
friends. gathered on thR iCdock, saw,
the vessel depart i go lltS c=.. A, -
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Mrs Lyman Herbert Bigelow was
hostess at charming garden party on
last Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
N. Fairweather The guests enjoyed
a delightful afternoon chatting and
sewing beneath a flaming poinciana
tree which was the object of numerous
complimentary remarks. Later de-
licious refreshments were served in
this lovely, cool retreat. Those in
vited to be present to bidbfarewell to
Mrs. Fairweather, who. left for the
coast on the WilhelHina today. were: 4
Mrs. E. A. Jacobson, Mrs. w. A. Wei
bourne. Mrs. M. T. Simonton, Mrs.
Lyon, Mrs. Kanne, and Miss Anna Wei
bourne :a-:..~.. ."# s.s.
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Miss Laola Booth, who has been
the summer at her home in
Pauoa valley, was a passenger for the
coast on the Wilhelmina today She
is returning to Notre Dame where she
will continue her studies. is''f.
For the past week the Booth home
has been a gathering place for the
many friends of this popular girl
There have been guests for luncheon,
tea and dinner and also many in the
evening when dancing was often en-
ioyed A large number Of fler friends
were at the pier this morning to heap
leis and good wishes upon her,
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Mrs. 2. K Meyers was recent
luncheon hostess at her lovely Kai.
muki home. Covers were placed at
the prettily decorated table for Mrs.
William Williamson, Mrs. A. Hane-
berg, Mrs. August Humberg, = Mrs
Arthur Davidson, Mrs W. C. Hobby,
Mrs. Lakeland and Mrs Emil Water
man. -.- Sd. .t
After the delightful luncheon, bridge
was enjoyed during the remainder of
the, afternoon Dainty prizes were
won by Mrs. Lakeland and Mrs. Water
man who held the highest scores.
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Miss Ruth Richards was the compli-
mented guest at a delightfully."- infor.
nal afternoon on Monday of last week,
1t which Miss Ruth McChesney was
hostess. The guests came armed with
heir sewing bags and several very
enjoyable hours were spent chatting |,
over their needlework. Later delicious
were served |