Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-30

remarkable work IN original ilIastrat,
I ing and costume designing In the
past year she has illustrated a. book
/ for and by Luther Guliek. who at one
time was the physical director of New
York's public schools. and has also
designed the ceremonial and everyday
dress Of the Camp Fire Girls, an or
ganization originally started by the
Gulicks.
Mss Margaret Shaw has taken NJ. A.
in Mount Holyoke where she so ex-
celled In science that she has been
awarded the Bryan scholarship.
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Princess kawananakoa Coming.
The three children of the Princess
Kawananakoa were covered with leis
as they sailed on the Matsonia We'd
nesday for their island home. They
win PISS the summer In Honolulu, re-
turning here in the autumn to resume
their studies. Miss Hyson is chaper-
oning the children. who are Princess
Kapiolani, Princess Lydia and Prince
David Kawananakoa. Their mother
remained in Washington and will prob
ably come to San Francisco this sum-
mer in order to visit the exposition
Exchange.
The Kawananakoa children are Wis
iting their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert w. Single, where they
will remain all summer. The princess
is expected late in the summer to join
them and return with them.
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Honeymooners Home.
From the San Francisco Chronicle
OF June 20 comes this:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bradley
Dougherty. who returned a week or
50 ago from their honeymoon trip to
Honolulu, have taken up their resi-.
dence near San Jose. where Dougherty
has extensive land interests. Mrs.
Dcugherty was Miss Pauline Painter
before her marriage and Is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Painter of this
city and sister of Mrs. Philip Paul
Bliss (Janet Painter)"
Mr.. and Airs. Dougherty are remem-
bered in Honolulu for their swimming.
both being adopts at anything aquatic.
While in Honolulu they were guests
at the Mcana hotel
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From Honolulu
Capt. and Mrs. Douglus McCasky
arrived Saturday from Honolulu. Att
er few days stay in town they will
go to Pacific Grove, where they have
an attractive summer home, and
where they will spend the next two
months San Francisco Bulletin.
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A simple and pretty wedding was
solemnized at 5o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon when Miss Laura Woods
became the bride Of MFR. Paul Shield.
The wedding took place at the Ro<
man Catholic Cathedral on Fort street.
Father Ulrich cfficating. AS pro-
cessional the Mendelssohn wedding
march was played and the Hohens
Jecors wedding march as asrecession-
al.
chiffon and real lace. The bridesmaid
was Miss Glenna. Thomas of London,
Eng. She wore creation Of pink
chiffon and taffeta. DIR. Keller stood
with the groom. After the wedding
dinner was served at the Young hotel
the happy couple departed on the SIS.
Lurline for the coast and Yosemite
valley. where their honeymoon will be
spent
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Templeton
Crockers and Miss Marion Newhall
have again changed their plans about
remaining for several weeks longer in
Honolulu and are sailing for home,
Mrs. William G. Irwin, who went down
with them, returned few days ago.
and will reopen her country home ato
Burlingame. This news is a DISABLE
pointment to Honolulu society. as itc
has; felt that having Mr.. and Mrsh,
Croker In the city was quite too goodH
to be true.
Colonel and Mrs. William Stephens
son left for Chicago Tuesday after
several weeks In San Francisco, saysti
an exchange. While there they werea
extensively feted by their old friends. /
II was the first visit they have madeh
to San Francisco in several years, and /
the former Miss Edith Henrici found !
q long list Of delightful affairs planned L
for almost every day Of their stay.
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Capt. Douglass McCaskey of the
4th Cavalry, accompanied by his I
charming wife, arrived Saturday from