Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-15

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Claus Augustus Sprecxels yesterday
for the East. Mrs. Vos returned about
a week ago from Honolulu, where she
! enjoyed an extended visit with rela-
! tiSes and friends. She shared with
Mrs. Spreckels the h3nors OF yseyera:
Affairs given this week, both here anG
at Burlingame-San Francisco Chron-
icle.t 49,.
The Fairmont Hotel was the setting
for the marriage Of Miss Gretchen
Seyenman and iSnsign BENJAMIN Har
dy Page, which took place on Wednesr
day evening.
The bride has made her home in
Redding since childhood, but has Wis,
I tied here frequently and attended one
T OF the fashionable schools OF this city.
Dean Wilmer Gresham orfieiated al
the ceremony; at which the 'bri1aT
party stood in a power Of pink tiger
lilies, roses, giadioluse and ferns. !
|. DR.. G. w. SeVenman gave his 'daight
er away. She was gowned in white
satin, made with an oyerdress OF white
tulle and a dainty jacket or real lace
A wreath of lilies of the valley fas
tened her tulle veil, which also formed
the train of her gown. A shower, OF
white orchids and lilies OF the valley
gave the finishing touch to- the cas-.
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i Miss Marion Williams, the maid o;
honor, wore q frock OF pink tafftta
veiled In talle of the same shade. She
carried shower or pink bridesmaid
roses. Paymaster Andrew Mowat was
the best man. 80.
AT the supper which followed sthe
ceremony the table was decorated
with Killarney roses and lilies Of the
valley. ~ ...''z Z, >. I ...
Ensign and Mrs. Page are in the
southern part Of the state for their
honeymoon. ...--5 -
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Only relatives and few close
friends witnessed the wedding of Miss
Gladys Buchanan and Major Laurence
Brown, which took place "Wednesday
Eeeen.ng at the home of the brides
ZrandnCtaeFs mrs. GraH tpl;d Cha tks. n
Presidio 1'errace.tf ReFNttS w C ashar
man read the rrafriag services g.fs =
Miss Buchanan chose o. tailored
gown in place OF the regulation white
satin, and wore q p1odish suit OF DARK
brown and aclose-f fitting hat of the
same color. The costume was bright
ened by q magnificent nnrsage houaHet
of orchids. There were no attendants.
At the conclusion Of their honey
moon Major and Mrs. brown VIII live
at Fort Barry, where the former has
been stationed durine the winter
month San Francisco Chronicle
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Ii has become the custom, Of. Homo
lulu residents to run oyer to, the fair
with almost the faculty OF transbay
residents utilizing the ferry sefvice.
Tuesday night Old Faithful Inn was
gay with a party of Hpnoluians who
are exposition visitors for the pre-.
sent. when Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Heast-
and of the island city entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Gay the sugar
growers; Mr.. and Mrs, Jules Levy
and the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerritt
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. ERNEST Ross,
Miss Nell Alexander, Vernon Tenney,
Francis Gay, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Jor.
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Mrs. Carter Harrison and Miss
Edith Harrison returned yesterday on
the Matsonfa from Honolulu, where
they enjoyed delightful visit Of sew
eral weeks. SO charmed are they
with the island city that they are plan
ming to return there for a,longer stay
within few months. s. i .{l1Jy - 4,5s =
Miss Eugene Masten has sent out
invitations for a tea to be given Fri
day afternoon at her home on Wash.
;ngton street. The tea viii be in hon.
or of her two house-guests,. Miss Jean
Miller of San Diego and Miss olive
Wright of Santa Rosa San Francis
& t'i's'>' I'ih9f1o
DR.. and Mrs. James J. Panton had,
as their house-guests the last week
Capt. JrR. D. Mathesons nephew of
DR.. Panton, Mrs. Matheson, and their
children. Capt Matheson Of the Uni
ted States army engineer corps has
been transferred from Honolulu,
where he has been stationed for
some years, to Wilmington. Del.
Much informal entertaining was done
for the visitors during their stay
Portland Telegram.
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Mr.. and Mrs F. T., Williams, tn,
former being chief engineer for the
Waialua plantation. have ANNOUNCED
the marriage in Portland. Oregon. or
August %, of their daughter, France
Lillian, to Amos l.. Steele of the Ore
gon city. Mrs. Steele is well known
in Honolulu and was a. popular mem
Der of local society circles. The cou
pie are at home at 1li3 East Washing
ton street, Portland.
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Mrs. Minnie Aldrich of Honolulu