Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16


Miss katherine Paris IN the Ga
A Fashion Sb6sRe 0usGested.
land place. The couple will be at
home with the Threshers.-Los Az
geles Times.
$50
County Club Dance.
The night before the full moon, Oc-
tober 81, at p. m, there will be q
dance at the Country Club.
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Surprise party at kaiB1uti. 60.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cot
treH were the recipients Of a very
complete and unique surprise: party.
An invitation to spend the evening at
cards with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wei
bourne at Kaimuh was accepted. Upon
arriving there they were greeted by
q house full OF friends who showered
them with rice and congratulations
upon their twenty-hfth wedding ami
versary. The house was beautifully
decorated with plants and flowers the
color scheme being green and silver.
Cards were played during the first
part Of the evening The score cards,
silver paper bells, made pretty sou
venirs of the occasion. Silver prizes
were awarded to- those receiving the
highest ana lowest scores. mrs. Paui
smith carried on 9 colq meat tork Tor
the first ladies' prize. MRS. s. W.
Smith received q PAIR OF beauty pms:
as ners was the lowest -n1meer OF
points. . =.
MT. VA Welooufne was m the
lead for gentiemens ana got SILVER
oacKea ?clotnes oEusn.1 IT: M hoii-
mann was .maue happy, Win pilekfe
,1ork! TOT q 1oopy prize. = :, o., x - :
After cards the guests sat down to
an elaborate banquet served on the
lanai n laEEee dlngseake sbeautis
fully Decorated. lining g. ring
coin, etc. aWasggreatf enjoyed. :
In ,1all between tie >toasts given
and responded to, Capt Paul Smith
stepped forward, and, with most ap-
propriate< remarks, presented q silver
tea set to the happy couple, a gift
from their friends Who were thanked
most nearuiJ, ana speLhAps siIIe
tearfuily' by Mr.. and MRS. :Cottreli.
Those invited to this detignttW ana1r
were Mr., and MrA!tJ- Lyset,5 Mr. and
Mrs. H. Giles, MRS. 8. Mckeague, MISS
Ada Lyset, Miss -Alvina I'LL, MISS
Black, Mr.. ana .Mr.c n. H' Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wright, Miss Bertha Lyset, Miss
Edith CottreIl, Mrs. Thos. Black, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Ffaek, Mr.. and Mrs. Ly'
man Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Neal. Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Ham, Miss Janet De-
war, Miss Jessie Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A., v. Ferguson, M and Mr.. j.
Gribble, Mr. T. Hapsten, Mrs. F. Fyier,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Horn, Dr.. and Mrs.
H. Hollmann,. Misses Edith and Glad
Us Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. de Roe, Mr.
and Mrs. s, W. Smith, Mr.. ], Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. James BickneIl, Miss
Violet Ferguson, Miss Annie Wei
bourne, Miss Doreen Bicknen. Capt.
and Mrs. Paul Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. melbourne, Mrs. George johnson.
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Enoaoement Announced in Washing.
ton.
From Washington, ID. c., has come
the announcement of the engagement
OF a popular girl of the capital and one
of Uncle Sans young ensigns, which
will be of interest to the local service
folks:
MIR, and Mrs. Stephen ]. Kubel an.
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Florence Louise. to Ensign
John Semer Farnsworth, U. 8. N. of
Cincinnati, Ohio, at a luncheon given
Yesterday at their home, 1000 East
Capitol street Ensign FarnsWorth is
attached to the United States ship
Michigan, now at the southern drill
grounds. The marriage will take
place in November"
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Misc Katherine Paris in the East,
Word has been received from Miss
Katherine Paris telling OF the very
pleasant time she is having at Lake
Forest university, Illinois, where she