Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26
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Dance on Beard the Maryland.
Closing the festivities OF last week
was the dance on board the u. s. S.
Maryland On Saturday evening at
which the Officers CT the ship enter
tanned. II was the third of series
of parties that have been on the cTu.s-
err and more than 200 society folk trip
ped along the fag-trimmed decks as
the band of the Maryland played the
latest of popular airs. Pretty girls in
silk frocks and young white uniformed
officers danced till the clock struck
the midnight hour. 1t 1880 delight:
full refreshments were served the
guests ...
1t has been some time since one OF
Uncle Sans big boats has been in
Honolulu harbor and everyone is max:
ing the most Of the society functions
that have been given by the officers
Ct the Maryland. Since the arrival of
the cruiser in local waters some two
months ago the young lieutenants, en-.
signs and middies have been much in
demand at the parties given in town,
and there will be quite a lull in. the
army and navy set when they leave
the islands within the next fortnight
for it is understood that the Mary.
land will sail for Mare Island in a
very short time.
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PUnahou Concert is Success.
The concert given by the Glee Clubs
of Punahou, with the assistance of
some CT the other students, was
great success. The concert was CIV
Friday night The glee clubs repre-
sented the school in very creditable
manner, and everyone was well
pleased. The program was divided
into three parts In the first and third
parts only the clubs were heard. Each
group, the boys and girls, sang sever
al selections separately, making a
good showing. Two songs we're sung
In unison by both boys and girls
clubs In the second part the special
numbers were given, The Boys Glee
Club gave college medley, and Stat
ford Austin exhibited clog dancing. A
guitar duet was given by Eddie Hutch
fnscn and Lorrin Thurston, Eddie
Hutchinson playing with steel. A
quartet of boys sang some OF the old
Hawaiian songs, and were well ap-.
plauded. John Gihord played a selec-
ticn on the violin, which was applaud
ed and encored Everyone went away
with happy and well satisfied feel
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Miss Marjorie Freeth and
Mr.. Ralph Clark 70 Wed Tonight.
The beautsful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Single on Makiki street
will be the scene OF aspretty wedding
this evening, when the pretty Miss
Marjorie Freeth and Mr.. Ralph E.
Clark are .:3ined in matrimony by
Father Valentin. Miss Freeth is one
of the most popular girls in Homo.
lulu. She is connected with num-
Der of the old families here. Mr..
Clark is with the firm Of Theo. H.
Davies & Company. After short
honeymoon, the couple will make their
home here in the city. During the
past few weeks number of showers
and luncheons have been given in
homer of the bride-elect.
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Former Honolulu Girl to be Married.
Members of the younger set will be
interested to know that Miss Ruth
Laura Cooper of San Rafael, Califor-
mia, viii be married to Mr.. Reeves
Heath of Washington, ID. c., on the
10th of June.
Miss Cooper lived in Honolulu near
~ two years and was favorite with
the Punahou academy students. She
left Honolulu last summer. The an
ncuncement of her engagement came
as a surprise to her friends here. Miss
Cooper was SO charmed with the
islands that she and Mr.. Heath will
spend their honeymoon here. They
plan to leave in the AIatsonia the
morning Of their marriage.
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Mr.. Charles Il. Newcastle Married
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newcastle of
this city are receiving congratulations
upon the marriage of their son, Mr.
Charles Hertwig Newcastle, to Miss
Merry Ellen Rittenhouse in Oakland,
California, en- Sunday, May 16. Cards
the event have just been
received here.
Miss Rittenhouse was but recently
graduated from the University CT
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