Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-07
Hui Az kai Plans "a Relief
Fund Entertainment.

Hui Al ka Plans "a Relief
! Fund Entertainment.
The Hui All Kai. the only girls
sW inning association in the islands
limited 10 membership OF ten girls
has planned novel entertainment fol
next MOnd ~ night. the proceeds tt
90 fer the Immediate needs Of those
dependent upon the men lost in me
submarine "A.
4 delightful musical program and
| entertainment is being arranged bN
Mr. George Casper, the Austrian NIO
| linitt, who has kindly consented &c
take arrangements in hand. The Ma
! tiOnG.l Guard Armory mas been don ted
for the purpose and it is anticipated
| that HOnOlulans will take advanta &c
Of the opportunity to hear the mu
sic!ans and entertainers at their best
A number Of young society girls will
act as ushers for the affair and some
of the sailors OF the submarine flOtilla
will be asked to act as guard Of honor
Some OF the ladies who have consent
ed TO act as patronesses are:
Queen I.iliuokalani, Mrs. W. II. Car,
ter, Mrs. c. B. T. Moore, Mrs. c. Mon
tague Cooke, Mrs. Oh 'rles Bromwell,
Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder, Mrs. Royal D.
Mead. Mrs. Riley H. Allen. Mrs. vii
mot E. Ellis. Mrs. w. A. Wall, Mrs.
s. D. Barnes, Mrs. Frank Applin, Mrs
George Sherman, Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck.
Mrs. c. B. Cooper. Princess Kalaniana'
ole, Mrs. Walter Macfarlane. Mrs. E
d. Tenney, Mrs. Helen NOonan, Mrs.
Harrison Hall, Mrs Charles f. Chill
lingworth, Mrs. X. O. MathesOn, Mrs.
Ranney Scott
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Norton-cross Wedding.
A pretty wedding took place in the
little chapel of st. EliZabeths Mis-
sion on Monday afternoon when Miss
Emily A. Cross became the bride of
Mr.. Charles H. W. Norton. The chapel
was transferred into q bower of beau.
ty with Gala lilies, chrysanthemums
and ferns. The altar was b2nked with
this combination and was used in dec
Grating the chancel.
The bride was simply gowned in q
creation OF white chepe de chine with
real lace. re She wore a picture hat
with ostrich plumes and carried a
shower bouquet of white roses and
lavender orchids. The bride was CIV
en- away by the groom's father, Mr..
E. V. Norton, who came to Honolulu
from Quebec to witness the ceremony.
Miss Mabel Schaefer; who was maid
OF honor, wore an attractive gown OF
apricot tissue trimmed with ecru lace
and a picture hat to match. She car
ried a bouquet of roses. Mr.. A. l..
c. Atkinson attended the groom. After
the ceremony an informal reception
was held in the mission house.
In the receiving line were Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton, Mr.. e. V. Norton. Miss
Schaefer and Mrs. b. L. Marx
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton will spend their
honeymoon on Hawaii and on their re-
turn will occupy their home on Pa
ciflc Heights.
OF Interest TO Honoluians.
From the San Francisco Chronicle
OF March % comes the following:
"Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herter of New
York have been expected here from
time to time since the formal open
ing of FL Mirasol, the bungalow hotel
which was the old Herter home. Each
time they have been compelled to post
pone their prospective visit on account
Of business pressure in the East. They
have now decided to defer their pro-
posed trip until July, when they will
come to the coast, accompanied by
party OF prominent New York friends.
They will remain a month at the sun
flower hotel and then go up in the
high Sierras on a camping trip before
returning to New York. Many reser.
vations for the summer have been
made at FL Mirasol, and all indica.
tons point to a busy season at Santa
Barbara's youngest HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Herter are we'll known
to society east and west and to many |
who have Travelled abroad |
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NuptiaIs.
The wedding of Miss Ina Ferguson
and Mr.. ]. Clay Kelley was solemn
zed late yesterday afternoon at the |
residence of Canon Ault s. The. bridd |
vas becomingly gowned in asoft white |
silk trimmed with lace and a large |
nat. Miss Beatrice White acted as
maid of honor. Mrs. Kelley was Civ
en- away by her father, DR.. F. L. Fer
suson, and Mr.. Clarence White stood |
with the groom. Immediately after
he ceremony the wedding party re.
turned to the home Of Mrs. C. NJ.
White, where supper was served.
Guests at the supper were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Clay Kelley, Miss Kate Kel-
ey, the Misses Esther, Beatrice and
Florence White. DR.. Ferguson, Messrs.
Henry and Clarence White. @
The young couple left this morning
m the Matsoni1 on their honeymoon.
rhey will visit the fair in San Fran.
.isco and return to Honolulu late i'm