Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10

!, OF stirring competition and record
breaking performance when the two
] try conclusions over the classic
course-San Francisco Chronicle. Oct
31.
Wcif-eryant Weddino Event
LIHUE, Nov. 9.-The wedding Of
Miss Helen Bryant of Makaweli and
| William Wolf, superintendent Of the
Laval cannery, took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Pakala.
at 6 o'clock Saturday evening. quite
large number of people from that
part OF the island between Lihue and
Hama being present.
The ceremony was performed under
huge bell in the parlor. Rev. c. d.
| Milliken officiating. Miss Schimmel
fennig was the bridesmaid and County
Supervisor w. d. McBryde best man.
A wedding supper was served under
a specially constructed lanai, after
which dancing was enjoyed under
lanai on the front lawn until q late
hour.
MT. and Mrs. Wolf win make their
future home at Laval.
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Rankins Have an Enjoyable Dance.
LIHUE, Nov. 9.-A very enjoyable
dance was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
kin at their home at MAXWELL We'd
lnesday evening. In spite of rather
Indictment weather the majority Of
guests invited responded.
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we're noticeable, with bougainvillea
the predominant color. Among those
present we're Misses Ella and Eta
Lee, Esther Hofgaard, Marie Ander-
son, Florence JObsen, Irene Thomp-
son, B. Martin and Mrs. Rankin;
Messrs. Deverill, Cooper, Dunn. Hor-l
ner, vincent, "Bill" Coney. Aaser,
| LsOrange and Guy Rankin.
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Consul General Yasutaro humane
Of San Francisco Entertaining.
Consul General Yasutaro humane
and Mrs. humane have issued invita-
lions for an elaborate reception and
dinner on November 10. II will cele-
brate the approaching coronation cere-
monies OF the Emperor and Empress
of Japan. Haruki yamawaki, the
Japanese commissioners general, viii
entertain on the evening Of November
13, at an elaborate dinner, to which
many of the officials and visiting not
ables of the exposition have been in
yited.-
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Capt. and Mrs. Carpenter
Entertain IN San Francisco.
A congeniaI party that visited the
exposition last Sunday was composed |
of Capt. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter |
and Mai. and Mrs. Frank Cheatham. |
They had tea at the Pagoda Club. |
Maj. and Mrs. Cheatham have taken
an attractive house at Fort Mason,
having arrived q week ago from Ho-
nolulu.- San Francisco Chronicle, Oct
81.
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Outdoor Circle Fete TO Be
Huge Success.
The Outdoor Circle fete. to be held |
on Saturday at the beautiful and spa.
cious Atherton place on King street, Is
expected to be one Of the most sue
cessful affairs of the kind ever held in
Honolulu. True, every entertainment
which has been given by this group OF
ladies has been we'll worth while, but
from all reports this will be the ban
ner one. Under the leadership Of Mrs /
Arthur Wall about 1870 children have
been secured for the pageant.
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Saturday evening will be marked by
a novel dinner-dance at the CONNER
cial Club. Dinner will be served at 2
o'clock, and there will be dancing be-
tween the courses by the diners, as
well as special exhibition dances by
Nine. Lester and Gordon Campbell
professional dancers here from the
mainland. They will show the canter
waltz and other new steps The house
of the Commercial Club
has arranged for better ventilation Of
the dining-room and ballroom, lack +
Of sufficient fresh air having been the
only drawback to the last dinner
dance at the club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder re-
turned in the MatsOnia this morning
after an absence of several months.
Mr. and Mrs Wilder have toured Cali.
'ornia, visiting both fairs. A host of
friends were at tie wharf as the Mat
,onia pulled in to bid them welcome.
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Among the arrivals here this week I
vas James Wilder, who came few 9
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