Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-04

Juyed watching the tangos and hesi-
tGtions so gracefully executed. Clever
exhibition dances were given by Mss
Rose Herbert and Mr. Vernon Tenney.
Miss Betty Case and Mr.. Walter Mar
shall and Miss May Marshall and
Mr. Walter Marshall About POO peO-
pie attended yesterdays affair.
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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Curtis and
their daughter, Miss Neva Curtis,
prominent society folk of Sacramento.
were arrivals on the Matsona this
week and are registered at the Moa-
ma. After short trip to the volcano
they will remain in Honolulu until
the end of Carnival Week.
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Mrs. Montague Cooke returned on
the Matsonia this week after several
months IL the cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Baird were re-
! turning passengers on the Matscnia
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. c. F. Humbert of Fort Ruger
will entertain the Wednesday Bridge
| Club tomorrow at the Army Relief
bridge party.
Mrs. E. Bishop and Miss Ethel
Bishop, who are spending a few
weeks on Kauai, will return to Homo
/ lulu on the Sth of this month. Their
friends are delighted to learn that
they Will remain until after the Car.
nival before returning to their own
home IN Berkeley.
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Miss Kathleen de Young and Mr..
! Ferdinand Theriot were married on
WednC sday the 18th of January. at
st. Marys cathedral, Van Ness ave.
nue. anu O'Farrell street, San Fran.
cisco. Miss Phyllis de Young and
Mr.. Harry Simpkins attended the
young couple to and from the altar,
and the reception was held at the NJ.
H. de Young residence in California
street. Owing to the recent bereave.
ment in the family the reception was
small, and only for relatives and a
very few family friends Archbishop
Patrick Riordan, assisted by the
priests of the cathedral, solemnized
the ceremony.
Miss Frances Terrier entertained a
number of her Mills College friends
this week with an informal tea at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Terrier
of Berkeley. Among those who were
present were: Miss Evelyn Homage,
Mrs. Walter Cole, Mrs. Lewis Kistler,
Mrs. G. D. Kierluff, Mrs. Thomas
Rolph, Mrs. Walter Scott. Mrs. Wal
ter Bundscnu, Mrs. Henry Gutterson,
Miss Florence Woolsey, Miss Lillian
Downey, Miss Juliet Perrin, Miss
Grace Griffith, Miss Mildred Smith,
Miss Lucy Nichols, Miss Mary Nc.
Dermott and a number of others,
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mr.. Tarn McGrew is enjoying the
winter sports at st. Moritz, where he
is staying at the Palace hotel. Mr.
McGrew spent the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Claus August Spreckels at
their villa at Cape Martin, and was
daily visitor at Monte Carlo.-Ex-
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Lansing have
given up their rooms at the Pleasan-
ton and have established themselves
IN THE Camp" their little home on
Tantalus. Mrs. Lansing's sister, Miss
Ethel McLain. arrived on the Sierra
this week and will make a visit of
several months to the islands. AL
ready a number of informal outings
have been plaIIed in her honor.
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Miss Marjorie Carr, who spent sew
eral months in Honolulu last winter
with her mother. is once more in Ha-
vail for q. visit Of two months. Upon |
the conclusion of their sojourn hero,
Mrs. and Miss Carr will continue their
journey TO the Orient, visiting the vari-