Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-01

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| final chapter to a very pretty romance.
Mr.. Bryan's former home was in Mas
sachHsetts and it was there that he
met Miss Hayes Six months ago. he
came to Hawaii to accept position
as member of the faculty of the Nor.
nal School; and yesterday Miss HaC.
arrived in Honolulu on the Lurline.
She was met in the harbor early yester-
day morning by Mr. Bryan, who went
aboard on the customs, launch. The
couple were showered with rice and
good wishes by the many passengers
on the Lurline who had learned of the
romance -'..
Mr.. an5 Mrs. Bryan will he at home
in short while, at Cassidys.
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Mrs F. d. Chandler was hostess at
q most enjoyable bridge party last
Thursday evening in honor Of Mrs, Nc
Gowan who is visiting her sister, Mrs
Ernst Giesecke, at Kaimuki. After
several most exciting "rubbers," the
ladies' first prize. lovely brass tea
pot, was awarded to- Mrs. Giesecke.
Mr. n. A. Schroeder captured the
gentlemen's Prize which was dis,
covered tofbe two packs Of cards, and
Mrs. Carl Rose received the consola.
ton prize, a beautifully bound book.
Those present were Mrs. MCGOWAN,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Giesecke, Mr., and
Mrs. Carl Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Bachelor. Mr. Porter, Mrs. Doug.
las, Mr.. and, Mrs. Raw Rietow, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles j. Febig, Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Schroeder. and Mr.. and Mrs
Chandler. r."
Miss Ruth Stacker was hostess at
a delightful affair at the Outrigger
last week in honor of Miss Milward
Deas, who leaves shortly for the coast,
where she will attend the University
of California next year. very en-
joyable swim followed by delicious
supper was the program offered her
guests, who were: Miss Milward
D-as,- Miss Gertrude. Ripley, Miss
Gladys Halstead, Miss Laura Low,
Miss Mary Forrest, Miss Miriam
Stacker. Mr.. James Hind, Mr.. Ted
Center, Mr.. Ware Camp; Mr.. Foster
Brown. Mr.. Harry Gefkin, Mr.. Carl
Sebastian, Mr.. Buster Stacker and
Mrs. J. T. Stacker.
Mrs. ]. M. Dowsett was hostess at
a delightful luncheon at the Country
club last Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Albert Wilcox of Kauai
who is spending few days in Honolu-
lu. Fragrant sweet williams and
ferns made attractive decorations for
the table. After luncheon. cards were
enjoyed for the remainder of the af.
ternoon, Mrs. Helen Noonan. Mrs.
and Miss Margaret Walker
receiving handsome parasois for run
ming up the highest scores.
The consolation prizes were deli
cioub lemonade cakes Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Albert Wilcox. Mrs.
Faxon Bishop, Mrs. Carl Hagens, Mrs.
Albert Horner, Mrs. Helen Noonan.
Mrs. William Williamson, Mrs. Emil
Waterman. Mrs. Zeno K. Myers, Mrs.
Frank Richardson. Mrs. Lakeland and
Miss Margaret Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Bachelor
celebrated the third anniversary of |
their wedding on Saturday evening by
number of their friends |
at bridge. The highest score for the |
the ladies was won by Mrs. Birming-
ham, while Mrs. Carl Rose came see
ond Mr.. Charles Fiebig captured the |
gentlemen's first and Mr. F. ID. Chand- |
Ter took second. About twenty guests |
we're present and a very pleasant ev-
sning was enjoyed by all.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross and Miss
Madeline Ross left on the Matsonial
ast Thursday for a visit of two weeks
with friends on Hawaii They will be !
The guests of Manager and Mrs. j. NJ
boss at Hakalau for few days. Upon
heir return to Honolulu they will be
Ne house guests Of Mrs. Robert Lish.
nan until their departure for their
hire in Piedmont, California, on the
1fh of August.
FOL. and Mrs. French entertained at
diner last Thursday evening in a
rek delightful manner. The table
wal most artistically decorated with /
sn5-dragons and ferns, and covers
web placed for Captain and Mrs. A.
]. Harris, Capt. aud Mrs e H. Cooke.
Lief. and Mrs. Robert r. Love. Lieut.. /
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