Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-21
Debut Of Miss elizabeth Carter
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Debut Of Miss elizabeth Carter
Brilliant Success.
Though rain somewhat interfered
with a lawn party on Saturday at tie
home OF former Governor and Mrs.
George r. Carter, the coming-out party
OF Miss Elizabeth was brilliant sue
cess. About 500 called during the
hours of FIVE to seven to meet the
Eretty debutante Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Carter and Miss Elizabeth Carter
received in t5e, drawing room, which
was most beautifully decorated with
pink and white flowers Miss Carter
was dainty and petite in most deli
cate shade of pink tulle over satin.
She wore large tulle hat with a long
streamer OF black velvet and carried a
bouquet OF Cecil Bruner roses. Mrs.
Carter was stunning in white. Her
dress was OF brocaded net, and she
wore large white hat.
During the reception in the after
noon, the younger folks danced in one
OF the large rooms to the sweet
strains of Hawaiian music rendered by
Dude" Miller's quintet After seven
when the other guests had gone. Miss
Carter led the way to large dancing
floor built around one Of the immense
banyan trees. There her guests
-Castle-walked' and fox trotted" to
their hearts content until eight O'Clock
when a delicious buffet supper was
served. And then 1t rained. But that
did not stop the dancers. They
climbed into automobiles and motored
to the Country Club, where they
danced until the clock chimed mid
night and closed wonderful day.
About one hundred members of the
younger set remained to dance in the
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Mccandiess
To Visit In the North.
Word has come from San Francisco
that Mr.. and Mrs. John McCandless,
who have been visiting on the main.
land for several months, have gone to
Seattle where they expect to remain
until the middle Of August, when they
will return to the islands. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCandless have been the guests
of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hepburn. while IN the
Bay cities. Prior to their western
visit they were In the East with their
son James McCandless, who recently
came to California and married Miss
Marion Rodolph, a charming society
girl of San Francisco.
During their visit to the Northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. McCandless will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Hovey of Ellens.
burg. Mr.. Hovey is one of the we'll
known le.wyers of the North and two
years ago was in Honolulu as guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. McCandless
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cary-Watt.
THE following note from a San
Francisco paper wifi be Of interest to
the local service set:
"One of the interesting events OF
the week was the marriage of Miss
Jane Watt and Ensign Robert Cary,
United States Navy. which was solem.
nized on Wednesday afternoon at the
Grace Cathedral Chapel. It had been
planned to take place in the late ant.
umn The brides brother and sister
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Watf, Miss
Frances ambrose, the maid Of honor,
and L. ". Bentley, the best man, were
the only witnesses to tie ceremony.
Mrs. Cary wore modish frock of
navy blue taffeta and close-fitting
black hat. Miss Ambrose also wore
dark blue taffeta. Ensign and Mrs.
Cary are enjoying their honeymoon in
the southern part of the state =
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Delta Delta Delta Girl 4 Bride.
Local members Of the Delta Delta
Delta sorority will be interested to
know Of the recent marriage of one
OF their members in Palo Alto, when
Miss Carrie Isabel Sanford became
the bride of Francis Price Of Santa
Barbara,
The San Francisco Chronicle says
Of the wedding: The wedding was
the result OF a four years romance at
Stanford University where both the
bride and bridegroom were active IN