Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06


have been at private homes and when
the Moana hotel gave series of din
ner dances with Marco and Fanchon
Wolf as entertainers the affairs bor-
dered closely en- the cabaret line. But
now the announcement has been
made that the real cabaret evenings
are to be given at the Popular thea
ter The first Of the series will be
on Saturday evening and number OF
society folk have reserved tables for
the occasion Among .them are Gov
ernor Pinkham. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Kle-
and Mrs. Charles Crane and Lieut..
Harris
have written far more than in
tended, Polly dear, and II is way past
bedtime. Lovingly
PEGGY.
Linen Shower for Miss Block.
Miss Amelia Block, whose engage
ment to Percy J. Levey was recently
announced was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts at a linen shower given
in her honor at the residence of Mrs.
/ Scharlin Wednesday night About.
20 Of Miss Blocks friends were pres
emit Miss Block and Mr.. LeFey will
be married at O'Clock the evening OF
February is in the Methodist church,
Rev. Edwin q. Brace officiating
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fnfcrnsi Dinncr. q - - -
Captain and Mrs. ]. Whitman enter
tanned Informally at dinner this week
for Captain and Mrs. F. H. Foucar and
Major Delaney.
chowder Supper at the outrigger Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam H. Dickey of
Boston. were the guests Of honor at
an enjoyable chowder supper and surf
ing party at the 0utrigger Club Oh
Tuesday evening at which Mr.. and
Mrs. G. X. harrison entertained. Bas-i
kets Of fruit and Hawaiian flowers
decorated the long tables at which the
guests were seated and during the
dinner hour and evening Iewaiian
quintet club played songs of the is.
lands. After supper the guests spent
several hour seated around huge
bonfire on the beach. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs Adam H. Die
key, Mr.. and Mrs. Will G.. Newell Of
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Innes Lii
lie, Mr.. and Mrs Ranny Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l. clifford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ginaca. Mrs. James T. Stacker,
Miss Ruth Stacker. Mr. and Mrs. w.
o. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Cocmbs, Miss Genevieve
Swain, Miss Ethel Fairweather. Miss
Claire Kelley, Miss Kate Kelley, Mrs.
Frances Hansen, Miss Nina Byers,
Miss Alma Wilson, Miss Laura Will
son, Mrs. Wilson. Miss Taylor, Miss
Clemence Clifford, Mrs Shaw, Ralph
Wilson. Albert Wilson, John Clifford.
Sam Stacker, Werner Smith, Ainslie
Mckenzie and Ronald Higgins.
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Approximately Nuptials.
At simple but Impressive we'd
ding, Miss Ruth Dorothea Lindiey be-
came the bride of Mr.. Alfred J. Ma
COON on Thursday afternoon. THE
Terrace" the home of the brides mo-
Their on Judd street, was veritable
bower of roses and ferns caught with
streamers Of soft white tulle.
AS the musicians of q Hawaiian
quintet club played the Lohengrin we'd
ding march the pride entered the
room with her mother She was
picture of girlish loneliness in a gown
Of soft white satin and silk net with
q long veil fastened with orange bios.
SONS. She carried shower bouquet
of BRIDES roses.
Miss Thelma 1indley, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor and was
charming in a simple frock of pale
blue crepe de chine.
) Mr. John Henry Magoon supported
his brother as best man.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held and while the hum
dred or more guests conyersed Mr.
and Mrs Magoon slipped quietly away
to Kaalawai. the summer home of Mr..
Magcon's parents, where they will
spend a fortnight Upon their return
to town they will occupy pretty little
bungalow on KeeauInoku street.
Mrs. Magcon IS graduate Of Puma.
hou academy and is known as one OF
Honolulu's most charming young girls.
Following her graduation from the
academy she visited the mainland
where she remained for nearly year.
She is a daughter of Mrs. E. B. Lind,
ley and niece of Mrs, s. B. Deyerill
OF Kauai
Mr.. Magoon is the second son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alfred Magoon of this
city and one of Honoiulus prominent
YOUNG business men,