Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18

for the occasion in white flowers and
green vines, a large wedding bell
made from these colors hanging In
the center OF the room from the cell
ing. Across the end of the room was
hung a large banner reading. 1902
1915"
The majority of the guests we're
paired of at whist, during which pine
apple punch was served. After the
distribution Of the prizes. coffee and
other refreshments were served. A
large wedding cake, properly In.
scribad formed q PRINCIPAL feature o.
the jolly occasion, considerable nlirta
being called forth by the searching for
the TOKENS usually found In a. wed
ding cake. ~ r.
The evening was most thoroughly
enjoyed by all, and 1t was at a lata
hour that MI. and Mrs. Ham stood n
the door and received the good wishes
for nlanv happy returns OF the day
Amang those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. Cottrell. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. q
Horn. Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. BickneA. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Neal, AIR. and Mrs. CT. De Roo, Mr..
and Mrs, W. Melbourne, M. nHl Mrs
G.. F.. NerriH, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Fer
gason. Mrs. c. S. Stephens. Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. Fyler, Mrs. gill, Miss Wei.
bourne. Miss J. Themnsory Miss G..
Pratt, Miss E. Pratt, Mr. Al. f. We.
bourne, Mr.. HGus1aI.. Misses Maraaret
land Edythe Ham, Master Gordan
Ham, and the host and hostess.
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Daughter Of Bishop Hughes Married. !.
| The marriage or Miss isabel
Hughes, daughter of Bishop and Mrs
Edwin Holt Hughes. and William.
1 Henderson Reny was solemnized in
San Frnncisco last week. MICS Hughes
is 1IisEn to q number Of Honoillaas.
/ The ceremony was performed bS iha.
father of the bride, assisted BY Ler
/ grandfather, Rev. DR.. Thomas B.
Hughes. and her uncle, Rev. Msthew
E Hughes of Pasadena
1 a. Large number of relatives and
friends, many OF whom came from
| lndiana where the ridegroOnn makes
Ills home, attended the ceremony
0ni The reception that followed at. the
home OF the bride on Buchanan strttt.
Several OF the bridesmaids were also
from that state, where the bride at.
tended De PauR university and where
she met the bridegroom. who vas q
student at the University Of Indiana.
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Mis- Alice cooke tIustess
lat = Poi Luncheon. -. Il
Miss Alice Cooke was hOstesss. ct q
delightful poi lunch epn at tLuakaha or
'Wednesda The beautiful country
place in Nuaanu Is d. chafnllhg place
for entertainment and the broad la
nais made a most picturesque setting
for the luncheon. The long table, at
which the guests were seated was dec
grated In true Hawaiian style, with
ferns and flower petals and ginger pre-.
dominated in the decorations through.
out the house. Among Miss Cookies
guests were Miss Betty Case, Mrs Al
fred Castle, Mrs. Richard Cooke, Miss
Elizabeth Carter, Miss Phoebe Carter,
Miss Mary won Holt, Miss Hilda Won
Holt, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Mrs George
Cooke, Mr.. George Collins, Miss Jessie
Kennedy and others. 49,
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Dinner and Swimming Party
at the outrigser Club. Ill., 81:
| A rev members Oh Ine younger set
had an informal dinner and moonlight
swimming party at the 0ntrigger Club
last evening. After a delightful picnic
supper and a few dances TO the mu'
sic of an electric piano the Young folks
donned bathing suits and made for the
surf. Chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs
John P. Hughes, there were present
Miss Mid Hawk. Miss Clemence Gif
ford, Miss Sybil Carter, Miss Ruth
Stacker, Miss Miriam Stacker, Ger.
trude Ripley, Lorrin Thnrston, Mr.
Ideler, John Clifford, George Bromley.
Sam Stacker, Gustave Ballentyne and
Shirley Bush.
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Noted Guests at the PIeasanton.
Leo, Jan and Mischief CherniaVsky,
who plan to give several concerts
at the Opera house, are registered at
the Pleasanton hotel. 90.
Mai G. F. Lyon, who arrived In
the Matsonia, is booked at the Pleas
anton hotel. Maj. Lyon will remain
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