Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-07

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Riley II. Allen, Judge and Mrs. A. G.
AT Robertson. Miss Helen Alexander,
Mss Nora Swanzy, Miss Helen SpaIa-
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold McGrew'
Mr.. Albert Herne., Jr., Mr.. l.. Young
Ccrrethers, Mr.. John F. Stone Mr..
Lawrence Judd. Col and Mrs. Charles
S. Bremwell, Miss Mildred Bromwell,
Gen. and Mrs. Clarence. H. Edwards.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Carey /. Crockett,
Mai De Laney, DIR. asfa Mrs. C.. b.
Cooper, Governor Lucius Il. Pinkham.
Mrs. Andrew Fuller. Mr., George Full
Ter. MIR. and Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr.. Mr..
Adams, Miss Thelma Murphy. Miss
Betty Case, Mr.. Ed Kittc, Mr.. Charles
Herbert, Mr.. Percy DeVerill, MIR. w. d.
Adams. "
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A Golden Wedding. -
Celebrating the golden wedding an.
niversary of the marriage of her moth
er and father, M. and Mrs. Joseph
French, ST.. Of San Francisco, Mrs.
Alfred Douse of -Kaimuki entertained
a number of her friends on Monday
afternoon at her homerin, Kaimuki.
The decorations wefe attractively ar
ranged and were a pretty combination
golden shower and Terms, Dainty bell
shaped golden shades orIiamented the
electroliers and cast golden hue over
the table. AS Mr.. and Mrs. French
are 1000 miles away from HonoiIiitf,
places were laid for themat the table,.
at each plate picture Of the coupler
and each chair decorated with yellow
flowers and slreanerS = soft ribbon
Dainty hand. painted cafds ornamented
with tiny golden lei and bearing the
dates 1S64-1914, msrked the places for
the guests. After luncheon was sery-.
ed. cabied congratulations were sent
to Mr. and Mrs. French from Mrs.
Douse and her guests. Among those
present were Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Reedy,
Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Ham, MRS. Arstad,
Mrs. MacleaH, Mrs. Bairos,, Mrs. Mac
kenzie and the hostess. - ~ ~ -
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A Picnic to Schofield Bartacks. 81
The As members of the cast and
chorus which appeared at the Opera
House recently in Mile. Modiste" will
play at Schofield Barracks this even
ing. Making the trip more play than
work, a picnic supper will, be served
by the singers alter the company
reaches its destination. There will De
musicians in the special train which
is to convey the party to the army
post and it Is expected that the outing
will be most ENJOYABLE.
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A ;Theater Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy en-.
tertained. number OF their friends
at a theater party at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening for the first per-
Torrance of Mistress Mary" The
party included Gen. and Mrs William
H. Carter, Capt. and Mrs. RIM Cuts,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Swanzy.
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A Wedding Of the Coming Week. .+'
A quiet wedding of the coming week
Will be that of Miss Constance Simp-
son and Mr.. John Ashley, which will
take place at st. Andrews Cathedral
at 4 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
The affair will be very small, the
bride having telephoned invitations to
her friends. Miss EoIA Logan will be
maid of honor and Mr.. Charles Simp-
son will act as best man to Mr.. Ash
ley. The marriage service will be
read by the Rev. Canon Ault.
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A Thursday Dinner. ........
A pleasant affair of this week was
the dinner at which DR.. and Mrs. c..
e. Cooper entertained on Thursday
evening in compliment to DR.. and Mrs
Charles Adams. Lacy maidenhair
fern arranged in cutglass bowl was
effective as a table centerpiece. The
guests included DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Adams. Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Col.
and Mrs. Charles BromwelI, Col. and
Mrs. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tenney
Peck, Consul-gen. and Mrs. Szirtirney
and Gov. Pinkham.
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Dinner at the University Club.
The members of the Punahou base
ball team, together with a number of
enthusiastic fans, and also some Of
the older men who have watched and
played baseball in past seasons, have
been invited to a dinner at the Uni
versity Club this evening to discuss
the national game. Al Castle, man
ager of the victorious Punahou team,
has organized the affair, and he has
had. the hearty cooperation of, his
teammates. The purpose of the en-
tertainment is to promote greater in