Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-11
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governor Of Jolo, p l., is to
take place at 4 O'Clock this afternoon
at st. Andrews Cathedral The color
scheme in the wedding decorations
will be pink and white and will be
carried out in the smallest detail.
The bride will wear q white gown Of
net and lace made ankle length, and
her tuIle veil will oe fastened with
orange blossoms and fall in long
train. In place CT the conventional.
bridal bouquet, Miss Davis will carry
IN ivory prayer book.
Miss Adair Leobi of San Diego, who
IS to be maid of honor, is to wear a.
dainty frock of pink tulle and pink
satin ribbon and a hat of delicate
tulle. She will carry shower bou-
Iuet of Cecil 6runer roses. Little
Helen Pentland, niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
John e. Baird, Is to be flower girl, and
she will carry the wedding ring.
The bride is to be given away by
Mr.. H. Gooding Field, and Lieut. e. L.
Kelly of the Coast Artillery will be
best man.
Following the ceremony, which is to
be read by Canon Ault and Bishop
Restarick, there will be an informal
reception in honor of the bride and
bridegroom at the home of Bishop and
Mrs Restarick
Miss Davis has been in Honolulu for
some years and during the time she
las been secretary to Bishop Restar-
ck has made numerous friends In So
:iety. For some time past she has
been the house-guest of Mrs. Pent-
: and, who at present is living at the
J. E. Baird home at Waikiki
Lieut. Tiffany is first lieutenant with
he Philippine Constabuiary, and has
numerous friends in the islands.
Since his arrival here he has been
the guest of Bishop and Mrs. Res
tarick.
Lieut.. Tiffany will take his bride to
he mainland FIN the Matsonia next
Wednesday, and they will spend a
xix months honeymoon touring the
states. During that time they will
visit their relatives in Washington.
In the early summer they will again
pass through Honolulu en- route to the
Philippines.
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The Junior Dramatic Club.
Out at Fort Shafter there is an ex
elusive little dramatic club, the mem
lers of which are the children of a
lumber of the officers For some time
he youngsters have been giving their
title plays, but they have been wit /
1essed only by the parents. Or
Thanksgiving day they presented
'BIuebeard' at the home of Capt. and
Mrs. Paul Malone, and there were sc
n the audience. Only 5 cents admis
ZION was charged and the proceeds
1etted four dollars. The little playiei
was so successful that the children
we're asked to repeat the performance
1t the Fort Shafter aerodeme and
his they did last Saturday evening
The second entertainment was QUITE
az snccesssiIs as the first and perhaps
more so for the audience was larger
md very enthusiastic.
The little club has been In existence
COR some time and has been unde.
the management of Miss Mildred Ma
,one. The little miss is quite talent
I'd in theatrical lines and thus far has
oeen manager and director and has
played parts as well. In the last per
'ornanee she portrayed Bluebeard's
wife with much spirit. and seemed Al
most to feel her part. Louise Coch
ran, daughter Of Cant. and Mrs. vii
liam Cochran, was the faithful Siste-
Anne; Morris McKain. the Young sor
IF Capt. and Mrs. C. l. McKain. was
the cruel Bluebeard, and Kerwin Ma !
ione and Abbie Jamerson were the
two brothers.
The, Dramatic Club endeavors tc
give these plays once a month, and de |
vote but two weeks to the rehearsals
'Bluebeard" was such success thai
1t is quite likely that all other per
formances will be given at the aero
dome.
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Capt. and Mrs. Robert Mccieave
to Leave for the Mainland.
1t was with much regret that it was
earned that Capt and Mrs Robert |
McCleave of the End Infantry at For.
shafter are to leave for the mainland |
n the near future. The McCleaves
have been ponular at the post, and
have been active in all of the social |
affairs there. Orders were receiyed |
this week ordering CAPT. McCleave tc |
leave the islands and join the 22nf |
Infantry on the Mexican border.
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Spending the Winter in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Edsall of Los
Angeles. who snent six months of last |
year in Honolulu, have again returned |
to the city and will remain here for |
some months. Mr.. and Mrs. Edsall |
have recently toured the states from
California to Maine but the charm Of |
the Paradise Of the Pacific was 81
great that they have come back. Thii
time they have brought their limou.
sine and will spend much of their time |
motoring about the island.
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Informal Dinner at the Pleasanton.
One of the delightfully."- informal din
ners which preceded the dance at the |
Pleasanton hotel on Wednesday eve
ming was that at which Mr.. Arch /
Brown and DR.. L. E. Hooper enter
Roses and forgetme-nots
formed an attractive eenterpiece for