Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-20

F0rtye'gbt cafdE represent the states
and these that have WemapB SUI
frage are marked by a gold star.
! Naturally, the game Is someV hat in
the nature OF a political contest. All
the parties are represented and in the
course Of the play one must follow the
constitutional rules for electing the
president and other Office holders.
Several Of the fashionable Gibbs o.
New York, Washington and Boston
and many suffrage clubs throughout
the states. have taken up the new
game with enthusiasm. Mrs. Ponds
San Francisco friends are urging her
to introduce the game here before her
departure next month for the East
San Francisco Chronicle, October 10.
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Ball on Shipboard.
In return for the hospitality shown
the officers Of the Pacific reserve feet
now stationed in San Francisco bay
by the foreign, state, city and exposi-
ton officials, Admiral Charles F. Pond
, and the officers of the ships South Da-
kota, Oregon and Milwaukee enter
tanned 1000 guests Thursday night at
a reception and ball on board ship the
South Dakota, which is at present the
ag-carrier of the admiral
Included in the guest list were the
foreign, state, national and municipal
officers, exposition officials, army and
navy officers stationed about the bay
and distinguished visitors now at the
exposition from many parts of the
United States. :~.- =>,e
In the receiving-line were Admiral
and Mrs. Charles F. Pond, Mrs. John
H. Blackburn. wife Of Admiral Ponds
chief of staff; Commander Charles F.
Tozer Of the South Dakota, Comman.
der and Mrs. Joseph r. Reeves of the
Oregon, Lieut. Comdr. Manley F. Sim.
ons of the Milwaukee and Mrs. Sim
ons.
The function was one OF. the most
pretentious ever given on ship, board
in San Francisco bay. A lavish but.
fet supper was served In the officers
dining saloon at II o'clock. Covers
were spread for every. guest and on
Ger. 80, - "a. -
Dancing began shortly after 9
o'clock and continued until well after
O'Clock in the morning. The music
was furnished by the admirals band
and the United States Naval Train
ing Station musicians. The two bands
alternated; one would play a speedy
fox trot and when finished would be
relieved by the other band, who struck
upHa gay, one-step or waltz. 80.
The dining saloons were decorated
by autumn oak, Hawaiian fern.breaks
and palms. The huge canvas cover.
ing the main deck was under-hung
with the flags of all nations Around
the dancing floor we're huge palms
and clusters of autumnal leaves. j
The table decorations. were gold and
blue. the coiors OF the navy Big blue
satin ribbon bows were dfaped over
punches of yellow zchrysanthemums.
San Francisco Chronicle. - =.
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Wedding at Waikiki. II, 81.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Riley,
at Beachwalk yesterday ~ evening,
when. Miss Dee g., Claire became the
bride of DR.. Lawrence Zembsch: The
marriage service was read by Chap
lain James d. McNair OF the Mary
land and as he pronounced the rites
the bridal party stood beneath q can
opy, Of green vines and flowers. =.
Following the ceremony wedding
supper was served and there were
many toasts proposed to the bride and
groom. While the fun was at its high
est Dr. and Mrs. Zembsch quietly
slipped away for Hauula, where they
will remain a few days. Later they
will make a tour of the islands, after
which they viii make their, home in
Honolulu. ~ ,..- =: ...>
Both Dr. and Mrs. Zembseh are we'll.
known in Honolulu. having lived here
for some time. DR.. Zembsch is at the
head of the dispensary at the naval
station, and both he and his bride
have many friends In the service set
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Judge and Mrs. Ebert Gary
Entertained at Coronado.
Judge and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary we're
the guests of MIR. and Mrs William
Hearst, who arrived at Core
nadoz in their private car to view the
Judge and Mrs. Gary en-
tertained for Ex-Governor and Mrs.
John NJ. Slaton, who were also at the
hotel for a fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Harris and
party of friends were among the pri-
vate car parties to register at the no
tel. Mr.. Harris Is general counsel for
the New York Central lines and vice
president Of the Big Four and other
railroads.
From Connecticut came Hon. and
Mrs. Burton Mansfield and their sec
retaries, in their private car, leaving
later for the Grand Canyon of Art-
zona-San Francisco Examiner.
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viii Honor 6ride-to-be.
In honor Of Miss Susie Davis, the
choir Of st. Andrews Cathedral will
give a moonlight supper Saturday
evening at the Outrigger Club, Wal
kiki. supper to be served at $50
D clock.