Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-25

! short with the high waist. She wore
large white picture hat and carried
Colonial bouquet of gardenias and
white roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Royal d
Mead stood with the couple gmmedi
and groom motored to Haleiwa where
they remained during the rest of the
week. Mrs Casper is of prominent
family in Pasadena and Mr.. Casper is
an Austrian violinist, welI-known in
this city, where he has given concerts
and has host Of friends. Mr. Cas-
per came to Honolulu on account OF
the war, not being able to continue his
journey around the world and it was
just recently that he decided to re-
main here permanently.
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Dance at the Country Club.
One Of the most enjoyable affairs of
this week was the moonlight dance at
the Country Club last night The moon
was at its best and it was early morn.
ing before the last of the guests de
parted from the club. A Hawaiian
quintet club played for the dancing
and at IL suppe; was served. About
200 Country Club members and their
friends we're present at the affair.
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HiIo Girl WEEDS in San Diego.
HILO, Hawaii, June 25.-ln San
Diego on June 10 was celebrated the
marriage of Hilo young lady, when
Miss Dorothy Edna Richards, daugh-
ter of Mrs. E. E. Richards of this city
became the bride of Edgar E. Webb.
The Rev. w. E. Crabtree offlciated at
the wedding. ~.
The marriage took place at the home
of the brides mother and the draw.
ing room was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. Among the few pres
ent, for it was family affair, were
the Misses Marjorie and Norma Rich
ards. Mrs Sarah w Sumner and Ralph
W. Sumner. 80. ~. u.
Mr.. Webb is a well-known young
man Of San Diego and is connected
with big business house. Miss Rich
ards left Hilo about two years ago
and her mother and sisters joined her
in San Diego about nine months ago.
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Captain and Mrs. Kirby 3. crittenden
r-tert-:n. ~ -.
Captain and Mrs. Kirby B. Critten-
cen entertained informally at dinner
at the Pleasanton on Tuesday night
before the dance. Pink roses and
sweet peas were used artistically in
decorating the table. and eorsages of
the same flowers were used. Covers
1oil f., n II
Smith. Lieut. and Mrs Bruce Can
sg&. Paymaster and Mrs T. Cochran,
DR.. Walter Cress. Ensign and Mrs.
Paul Bates, Ensign and Mrs. F. w.
Scanland, Ensign and Mrs. H. B. Der.
ry, Lieut. McCord and Lieut.. Garth.
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Mrs. A. Gartenberg Entertains
at luncheon. III. .n.
Mrs. A. GaTtenberg was hostess at
&. prettily appointed luncheon on
Wednesday at her home ct Waikiki
The. table was most artistically decor
ated with pink. carnations and purple
tulIe tied in graceful bows, which was
very effective. Mrs. Gartenberg's
guests included Mrs. James F. Nor
gan, Mrs Csc, Mrs. Jack Guard, Miss
fNdIuS I'D a1O- SdIl, MISS l-duTd. AIHSIs
ton, Miss Henrietta Schwartz, Miss
Brown and Miss Cleo Case.
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Mrs, Virginia Issnheres Dinner.
Mrs. Virginia lsenberg entertained
Informally at dinner at the Pleasanton
on Tuesday evening. Bright red car
nations were used in decoration, and
covers were laid for Mrs. John Buck, |
Jr., Miss Viol' Buck, Messrs John
Buck, John Roster and Rudolph Isen.
berg. and the hostess. z.*=
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Miss Mae Garden Hostess.
Miss Mae Garden, who recently re-
turned from Vassar. was hostess at a
prettily appointed tea on Wednesday