Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13

Mrs. Howard 6ode in Honolulu Again.
1t was happy throng of young peo-
pie who met the Matsonia to welcome
Mrs. Edward Douglas Bode, who was
formerly the charming Miss Helen
Spalding Of this city. When Lieut..
and Mrs. Bode left here shortly after
their marriage in June they expected
to remain on the mainland for three
years at least. Lieut. Bode, however,
was ordered to duty on the submarine
XII, which meant that he and his
bride would return to the islands.
On the homeward trip Of the Matso-
mia the ship passed the U. 5. s. Mary
land and her fleet Of submarines, and
as she came near the subsea craft she
slowed UP q bit and Mrs. Bode was
given megaphone through which she
talked to her husband, who u.s. on his
way to the islands aboard the XII. It
was a novel scene and the pretty lit
tie bride was quite the center of at
traction as she and her, husband ex-
changed greetings. The submarines
are expected here tomorrow or pos.
sibly Friday, and there will be many
social affairs given in honor of tho
officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence n. Olson Arrive
Bringing with him his charming
bride, Mr., Clarence H. Olson was a
returning passenger In the Matsonia
yesterday. When Mr.. Olson left for
the mainland on the Korea only few
Of his friends know that he was going
to California to be married and when
the news Of his marriage was wired
to the islands there we're not few
who telegraphed back congratulations
and good wishes.
On the 3rd of October, in San Luis
0bispo, Miss Bella Beatrice Levin and
Mr.. Olson were quietly married. Mrs.
Olson is the daughter of Mr.. M. Levin
and Is we'll known in Honolulu for she
visited here about a year ago, and 1t
| was during her stay with Mrs. Arthur
Macintosh that she met Mr.. Olson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Olson have taken
apartments at the Pleasanton hotel
and will be at home there after Oc.|
tober Is.
SSS0U0 NOUCSI1 INlQHIs
The second of the series Of two
harp concerts By Miss Phoebe Arleigh
Will take place at. Charles r.. Bishop
hall, PunahUu, OIL Friday evening. bel
ginning at $3.50 o'clock. II j., ~ ~.
These who heard this Honolulu
artist at her first concert here last
week will doubtless attend the second
performance and in addition there
should be large crowd or music 4
lovers. Miss Arleigh; the pupil of
Maud Morgan and the product Of years
Of attention to the niceties of the diff.
ficult instrument she has chosen, has
already won the recognition accorded
a musician of ability. ,.... ..:,. ..
Miss Pearl Sutherland will be at the
piano on Friday night and will add
much to the program of the evening.
The program will be as follows:
Harp
Nordische Ballade .Poenitz
The Yolga Boatmen. ............ ,
....L....... Russian Folk Song |
Harp and Piano
Legende ................. Thome |
Harp \ " g..;
La Source ............ HaSsetmans |
Ballade ...........H asselmans |
Minstrels Lament. . e. John Thomas
Harp and Piano i
Loreley .............,. :. Oberthur
Berceuse .....:2...t....... Oberthur |
Tickets, $3.50 and 81. On sale Sep
TENDER. 80 at Territorial Messenger |
Service. -. ....
The. De Guiones Here Again. !
Society folk along the Pacific coast
were greatly disappointed when the
Christian De Guignes and Miss Ysabel
Chase announced their intention to
return to Honolulu this month. The
De Guignes had leased a cottage on
Santa Inex avenue, and it was expect
ed that they would entertain exten.
sively this summer. However, the De
Guignes and Miss Chase surprised
their friends by sailing for Honolulu
in the Matsonia. When they arrived
here yesterday morning they were met
at the wharf by several of the Homo
lulans whom they met on their visit
here six months ago.
A number of parties have been
planned for the visitors, and while
it is not known as yet just how long
they will remain in the Islands there
will be a series of dinners, dances and
card parties in their honor during
their sojourn here.
Mrs. De Guigne and Miss Chase are
excellent horsewomen and they plan
to take part in a womels polo tourna.
ment which is to take place in Cali.
fornia some time during the winter.
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Social Evening at Central Union.
A most delightful social evening will
be given the members and friends of