Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-24

Lyons became the bride OF Mr.. Her
man Scholtz- The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Justin in st.
Anthony's church, in the presence OF
only a few Of the close friends and
relatives Of the young people.
The bride is the daughter of the
late J. e. Lyons and niece Of T r.
and N. T. Lyons Mr. Scholtz is
popular young man of WaiIuku. The
many friends Of the young couple will
hasten to wish them a happy and
prosperous voyage through life They
will soon go to housekeeping
News.
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Six extra boxes is the latest practi.
cal demonstration OF the unusual in
terest in the Mardi Gras ball which
will be given on February Is, at the
Palace hotel When the members of
the Children's Hospital Auxiliary ad-
ded to the list Of boxes which they
usually attempt to sell there were
those who felt that it would be a re-
markable performance to dispose of
four extra boxes. But Mrs Gus Tay-
lor and the other interchangeable cap
tains of this industry set themselves
to the task and succeeded, and now
they have added six more boxes to the
number, which means six hundred
more dollars for the hospital which
cares for sick children Altogether it
is estimated that the profits this year
will exceed by at least thousand dol
lars the usual goodly sum realized at
these annual balls Tickets will be
on sale at the leading hotels in Oak
land and San Francisco on February
IL, and meantime they may be OBJ
tanned from any. Of the directors
San Francisco Newsletter.
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If the dance IS singing it's swan song,
then it must be admitted that the
swan song is as clear and loud note
as has been sounded in the revival of
the dance. In fact, l do not see how
anyone who bends musical ear to the
ground can believe that the founda-
tons of the fad are shifting At the
dinner dance the other night there
were more than 300 people, and they
gave themselves up as delightedly to
the joys and rhythm of the dance as
children to some joyous game. At the
dansants at the Palace and the st.
Francis the same high note of pleasure
is being sounded by those who dedi-
cate many hours of the week to the
dance and write much health and plea
sure on the credit side of their &C.
Francisco Newsletter.
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The following is an extract from
the San Francisco Chronicle of Febru-
airy IA: After a delightful trip to
Honolulu Mr.. ana Mrs. Alfred Durney
and Miss Edith White have returned
to their homes in this city. The trio
were away several weeks and during
their travels in the Hawaiian Islands
were entertained extensively by
friends"
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Charles Francis Gilliland and Miss
Gloria Laura Miguel will be married
by Rev. A.. ". Soares of the Portu-
guese Evangelical church tonight at
the home of Capt. and Mrs. J. o. Peter
son, 1901 Hackfeld street. Frank
Branch will be best man and Miss
irene Maby will act as bridesmaid.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. McHenry of
San Francisco arrived on the Manoa
On Monday for an extended visit in
Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. McHenry are
we'll known in the smart set both in
San Francisco and across the bay.
They Will be deliberately entertained
while in the islands. /
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Tonight in the large dancing hail /
IF the ,armory the Carnival masque
ball will take place. 1t is ScheduledI
10 be one of the big affairs of the sea-
son, when every one will take part in
lie merrymaking. Carnival spirit will
hold sway.
Mrs. Frederick Henshaw was host |
,ss to Misses Elinor Tay and Robina
Henry. Frank Mighell and Edward
Allen at the dansant at the st. Francis |
N Monday.-San Francisco News-Let- |
er.
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With the arrival of William John |
ston and Henry Brock, crack Pacific
coast tennis players, the local enthus-
lasts are busy. A number of delight
ul functions have been planned for
he entertainment of the visitors.
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Miss Dorothy Forsythe is the house
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