Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27


francisco. Sandrna's love for the isl.
ands and its people was proved two
years ago when he msrY'ed Miss Ger
trude Mscfarlane. a former daughter
of Hawaii.
The recent pcrtraits Of the Carter
girls are considered among the best
IT the ycung artists work. and in the
exhibition room extracted more than ?
passing glsnca from visitors to the
art rooms The dainty Elizabeth's
aintine was done while she posed In
her airy fairy tnIle gown which she
wore at her contingent party IN the
summer, and Miss Phoebe had her
portrait done In q pale bite frnck With
a corsage Of delicate lavender orchids
The coloring In the costumes is excel.
lent and the likenesses OF the girls
themselves are exrerfienally good.
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lessop-s Sherman.
One ofsthe most prominent wed.
dings to take place at Coronado Beach
was on November 20, when Miss Fan.
ny Jessop. the daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
J. aessop, was married 10 Lieut.. +. C.
Sherman, y. s. " The wedding took
place at Christ church and was q nili
tary one. a small reception was given
at the residence of Mr. Joseph ]. Jes.
sop. the bride and groom leaving fof
the north and Hawaiian Islands, but
returning to Coronado In time for the
Christmas holidays.
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Mckinley High AiumnI BANQUET
A hundred rousipg cheers tor No
Kinley high school noated out across
the water from Heinies Tavern last
night The occasion. was the annual
meeting, reunion and dinner 81 the
members Of the alumni association,
and more than so graduates Of the in.
stitution were present.
Everything progressed Ii shipshape
fashion from start to finish. There
were no formalities. Everyone knew
everybody else, and q spirit Of good.
fellowship was. dominant throughout.
Miss Ethel Carter, president of the as.
ISOLATION, sat at the head of the two
long banquet tables with the other
officers. A toast to Mckinley high,
proposed by Henry A. Asch. started
the banquet going. Between courses
brief talks were made by Mr.. Asch,
Foster Leslie Davis, "Bill' Ladd Rosa,
Adolph Gertz, Kan Low, George va.
NADIA and Howard Case. All urged
that more Of the graduates of McKin.
ley and especially the former Oriental
students, be induced to join the organ.
ization. More publicity In the local
regarding the "doings" OF
the association. also was urged.
Dancing began at the opening of the
dinner and was not concluded until a
late hour.
Some among those present were
Miss Ethel Carter, Miss Claire Berry.
Mr. and Mrs.. Paul Schmidt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bailey, Miss Miriam Stack
er. Miss Eva McCorriston, Miss Flor
ence Davis, Miss Dorothy Walker,
Miss Pearl Littlejohn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Case, Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. D. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Light
foot, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. LongIey. Miss
Eleanor, Holt, Miss Ellen Dwight, Miss
Maud 0'Sulliyan, Miss Daisy Colbron.
Miss Elsie Wilkinson, Miss Eleanor
Vogel, Miss Cockett, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Hustace, Miss Shaeger, Messrs
Henry Asch, Alan Davis, Foster Da-
Wis, Lester Marks, Henry Chilling
worth, DR.. Jack Peden, Bob Chilling
worth, Adolph Gertz, Ernest Gonsal-
yes, Oscar McCorriston, Charles Muir
ray, George Dwight, william Rosa.
Charles Littlejohn, John Cummins and
others,
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engagements Rumored.
No engagements among the young
er set have been, announced for some
time and the young people have been
very much excited this week over the
rumor of two betrothais which are to
be announced very soon. 50 Dame Ru-
NOR says. The girls are both island
ers and though not In Honolulu at
present are favorites in the social
whirl in which the younger folk in
dulge. The young men whom Cupid is
said to have besieged, while not Ho.
nolulans, have been here for three
or four years and their friends In
that same younger set are said to be
legion. ...
1t is expected that within a few
weeks betrothal cards will be rec
ceived here confirming the reports.
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Mrs. Rata Mills Of the Eastern Star
to be compllmented.
Mrs. Rata A. Mills, most worthy
grand matron of the Eastern Star.
who is visiting here, will remain for
two weeks. Mrs. Mills Is being en-
tertained extensively by the members
Of the Eastern Star. On Monday
evening q reception will be held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wilt
ANS on Nuuanu avenue. Lei Aloha
Chapter No. 8, Harmony Chapter No.
4 and Leahi Chapter No. win be
Joint hosts Of the evening. All the
members Of the chapters are invited.