Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30

JANUARY 80. 1915.
er her return from Hawaii Mrs. SeIble
and Miss courtwright VIII so 20 Maui
where they will be the house guests
of Mrs. H K. Duncan. sister Of Mrs
Henry Jaeger. .s
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Lieut.. and Mrs Harold Nichols
were host and hostess for the Fort
Ruger Card club last Saturday eve
ming at their attractive quarters at
the post.
Mrs. G. II. futile, who has spent six
months in Ithaca, New York, Is ex-
pected TO return in the MatsGnia next
week Mrs. futile has been visiting
with her sons, Malcolm and Ebert,
who are attending Cornell University.
Al trio Of san Francisco society
women who are well known in Homo
lulu and who are taxing an sctive part
IN the. social affairs of the Exposition
City this season are Mrs Templetoh
Croker Helene IRWIN, Mrs William
Roth tLurline MatsonI and Mrs sam
ueI Monsaffat. Mrs Croker is busy
al present working on the Mardi Gras
committee: Since the recent Expo
sitiontOiyie Center bah two weeks ago
those who are in charge OF the Mardi
Gras are busy planning new features
for the coming entertainment ~
Mrs. Roth and Mrs. M0nsarratp are
busy with individual entertainments
and seldom week passes that they
do not give luncheon, dfnnersor
dance. egH y'ssk aaEa 3t ~
The return OF Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Baird to Honolulu Is a source of great
pleasure 10 their many friends In the
islands After purchasing the beautf
fun Davies home &C WAIKIKI Mr.. and
Mrs. Baird decided to spend the great
er part OF the year in Hawaii. though
their interests and friends in the East
viii demand some of their time. Dur
ing their present stay in Honolulu the
Bairds have as their guests Mrs: Pent.
land ana her little daughter and also
Miss Funston, daughter Of the Bishop
OF Idaf1o MRS. Baird has thrown open
the doors Of her beautiful home to
entertaining and already, has given a
number OF informal affairs On Tues.
day afternoon sheswiil receive inform
ally, IN honor Of her house-guests, Mrs
Pentland and Miss Funston se's-
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| RennodeIina Of the outrigeer Club.
There have been but few entertain
nents at the Outrigger Club during
the past week, for that attractive place
or entertainment IL being remodeled.
Bath houses have been moved, lattice
work torn down and there Is much
rebuilding. when al this work is
completed the club will be even more
q scene of entertainment than IL has
been during the past for with the re-
Advancement OF the buildings there
viii be more room for the guests. It
Is expected that the men in their de.
partment will add at least q hum
bred new members to their already
large list and II the new amendment
to the bylaws of the Women's Afxili-
airy Is passed there VIII be 500 mem.
bers there in place of 400, with IS o.
the new members service ladies.
During the past week there have
been a few swimming parties and ow
| ing to the disconnection of the cleo.
trio lights the guests found much
amusement in using candle light.
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Society in Europe and America was
much interested in the betrothal OF
pretty Cecilia Jacqueling May and
Lieut.. Wilhelm Won Rath, Jr., which
was announced shortly after the out.
break of the European war. When the
dappsr lieutenant discovered that he
was in love with Washington's pref
| ty heiress there were many details
| to arrange, not the least Of which
were the formal calls and introduc.
lions which were necessary before the
Kaiser would give his consent to the
marriage of the young German. Miss
May, who has always had seven or
eight hearts at her disposal, went to
Germany and her presentation at
Court was arranged. And shortly aft
/. er the court function the Kaiser, who,
like the younger officer, was charmed
with the beauty and grace OF the Am.
erican girl, gave his consent to the
wedding.
But in the midst of all the excite
Iment that followed the Kaiser's ap-
proval, war broke out. Miss May was
in Berlin and Lieut.. Won Rath in Am.
erica; and the handsome lieutenant
could not then go to HIS fiance. In
lfact there were so many stumbling
blocks in the way that the marriage
was almost given up-at least by on
flookers.
A few weeks ago, however. news
reached Washington, D. c.. that the
marriage of Miss May and Lieut.. vor
Rath had taken place in Berlin, OWNS
to the strife in the country the wed
ding was very quiet, and though NJ
WORD to that effect has been received
| in America. 1t is quite likely tina
Lieut.. Won Rath viii go to the from
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