Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-09

% WIS ENONttAnll AaulAf Which, N0l
made from the white House the otheI
day, caused no little surprise all oyeI
the United States. Aside from The
fact that Mrs. Gait has been seer
much In the company OF the president
for the past year no one seemed q
think II likely that engagement would
follow the acquaintance.
Mrs. Gait, who Is a wealthy widow
has played prominent part In SO
) ciety In washington, and she Is quite
capable Of presiding as mistress oil
the White House, that place having
been held admirably for the past year
by Miss Margaret Wilson. the eldest
daughter Of the president. Miss VII
son, however. II going on q concert
tour this winter and will be seen very
little In the official circles
The wedding viii take place some
time IN December and from rnrnors
VIII be very quiet one. Col 81 M,
House OF Texas and New York, q
close friend Of the president, win be
the best man, and Mrs. Gait will be
given away BY one OF her brothers. II
she Is TO have any fair attendance no
announcement has been made as yet
> ANo1WL0 ally G2yNE Has UCCn nlWElf GRCC-
ulating as 10 whether or not the en-.
gagement - looked upon with APPROX
al BY the presidents daushters; but
II they have not approved they have
shown no outward sign. Mrs Calf
has for. some time been q friend OF
Miss Margaret Wilson, and Il was she
who introduced the widow to- her
father. Since their meeting, Mrs
Gait has been invited to all or the
formal and Informal affairs that have
taken place &C the White House and
has often been entertained By Miss
Wilson at her home In Cornish.
The day the enhancement was made
known to the public the president and
his flancee spent the afternoon visit
ing relatives and receiving calls from
their friends. From al over the Unit
ed States cabIed words OF congratula
ton were sent 20 the president, and
even from Hawai- an Invitation was
extended for him 10 spend his honey.
moon IN the isles Of Peace. It Is
quite likely that ne and his bride viii
make trip 10 the Pacific Coast and
Il Is to be hoped that they will decide
TO come westward ID Hawaii
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Commercial Club WlIl
Give QIUn1r p1nce, s.
a social occasion distinctly out q
the ordinary and Indicating new I'M
terest IN Commercial Club affairs is,
announced II the following Invitation
rent out ~ club members BY the en-
tertainmenf committee;
sLttt Dance ND Grow NouHg TO
oethet. 4uI ~.
"A dinner danco informal and Of
that hospii6bIe Kind you'll remember
A-will be given Tor club members and
their ladies III the cool main dining
room SATURDAY., October is, at Z p. m.
~The committee IA charge wants
you to come and promises you q de-
lightful evening
'1f you help to make this occasion
successful. there viii be others equal
~ as pleasant
Please let us know 1t once by sign.
ing and mailing The Enclosed card.
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Army Netslyweds 10 Come Here.
The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth oler
Kimberly. daughter of Mrs. John B.
kimberly, and Lieut.. Harold F. Loom
is, Coast Artillery u. s, A., took place
at the post chapel, Fort Monroe. Va,
Sept 5. 1915, IN the presence of only
near relatives and asfew close friends.
Chaplain AIdred A. Pruden officiated.
The bride was gowned In white tulleI
and carried 3 shower Bouquet of lilies
or the valley and white orchids; the
brides sister, Miss Ann Brown Kim
berry. was maid OF honor and carried
purple orchids; the best man was
Lieut.. John S. MacTaggart, C. A. c.
The newly wed couple will sail on the
October transport for Honolulu
Army and Navy Journal.
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Mrs. Royal b. Mead Entertalns.
Mrs. Royal D. Mead invited num-
Der of her friends and those interest
ed in music to her home on Wednes-
day to hear Mrs. ID. l. Stone, wife OF
Captain Stone, and Frank Moss, pu-
phi Of Harold Bauer In piano. Mrs.
Stone has rich contralto voice and
the townspeopie have welcomed her
visits from Schofield Barracks. Mrs.
Mead received her guests In the draw.
ing room, which was artistically ar
ranged with ferns and cut flowers.
Among those present were Mrs. M. r.
Prosser. Mrs. Z. Tenney Peck, Mrs.
Fred smith, Mrs. Robbins B. Ander.
son. Mrs. George Casper, and others.
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Honolulu People Visit San Mateo. !
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hopper, Miss
Alice Hopper, w. M. Templeton, Miss
Florence Yarfow and Miss Carrie Gil.
man. all OF Honolulu, were San Mateo
visitors yesterday. They expressed
themselves as delighted with San Ma.
teo. HiIlsboroHgh and Burlingame. w.
johnson, maker OF the celebrated John.
son pipe organ. accompanied the peo'
pie. While in San Mateo they visited
Harris theater, and Miss Florence Var.
row, who Is the organist Of the kauma-
kapiIi church In Honolulu, played sew.
eral selections on the big Johnson or.
gan. Miss Gilman sang a number OF
songs. The party returned last night
to San Francisco. where they are stay
ing at the Gift hotel and visiting the
exposition San Mateo News.
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