Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

The ceremony will be performed in
Christ church and win be witnessed
by large number of friends, many
/ OF whom will go down from San
I Francisco for the event.
"The bride will be attended by Mrs.
Morgan Adams Miss Aileen MeCar'
thy1 as Raatron of honor } and her
bridesmaids viii be Misses eonchfts
SepulVeda, Alice Elliot, Ruth Powell
and Clara Watson Of Pasadena The
bridesmaids and matron of honor are
as well known in this city as are both
bride and bridegroom, as they have
all visited heFesmany times. - * =; -
"I.ieut. A. H. Douglas of the Cleve-
land will be the best man and the
ushers will be Lieuts. D. V. Ogan, w.
F. Newton, H. H. Benson, S. T. Chey
and S. r. Marsh, all of the navy.
After their honeymoon Lieut.
Munroe and his bride will divide their
time between Los Angeles and San
Francisco, where the naval officer is
on duty at the Union Iron Works as
inspector Of submarines.
"A number of affairs are being
planned in their honor before their
marriage. One Of the largest will
be the dinner over which Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Adams will preside"
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Pretty Wedding Unites Miss Julie
Haley and Mr.. E. Allen Creevey.
The elimination of pretty romance
came last night when Miss Julia Hill
ton Haley became the bride of f. AL
len Creevey at Central Union church.
As children, Miss Haley and Mr. Cree
vey attended the same school in Nova
Scotia and when. school days were
over the couple parted, the girl to
come to Honolulu and>the man to sail
for Europe. They heard nothing Of
each other until a while ago when AL
len Creevey came to Honolulu, and in
short time they became engaged.
The brides sister. Miss Ruth Haley
and Mr.. l.. E. Bailey were the only at
PENDANTS. Rev. A. A. Ebersole per
formed the ceremony. The bride wore
a dainty gown of embroidered net with
q court train. The skirt, shirred and
full, was made quite short, in the la.
test mode. She wore heavy veil at
tached to a fetching cap which was
made of her mothers wedding hand
kerchief end carried a bouquet of
white roses and maidenhair fern. The
maid Of honor was becOmingly gown
ed in pale green charmeuse with
cream lace and carried a dainty bou.
quet of pink roses.
Along the isles of the church were
stretched green vines relieved at even
intervals with Gala lilies tied with
graceful bows of tulle Quantities of
white carnations and greens were
backed on the chancel and in all made
pretty picture. Immediately after
the ceremony, the party motored to
the Royal Hawaiian hotel, where an
informal reception was held The cOu-
pie will spend their honeymoon on the
other side Of the island
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Fort Rueer Card Club Meets.
The Fort Ruger Card Club met last
Saturday night Win Lieut. and Mrs
Frank Applin. The pretty home was
decorated artiSt!cally ior the occasion
and among those present were Col.
and Mrs. WilmOt +. Ellis, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Harold Nichols, Lieut.. and Mrs.
George F. Humbert Lieut. and Mrs.
Charles T. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Underwood, Lieut. and Mrs. Daniel
Swan and others.
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Mckinley High School Dramatic
Club Plans Entertainment.
The Mckinley High School Dramat
&C Club has planned a program of twOl
farce comedies to be held on May 30,
for the benefit of Mckinley high
ScAool organizations. The affair isl
bound to be a success as it is being
planned by experienced workers. The
first part Of the program is To be "A
Under Difficulties" and wilt