Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-23

!, Brown entertained ut dinner in the
wardroom OF the cruiser and dnring
| the evening told his friends In Homo.
/ luln Of the engagement.
! As the guests were seated about
pfettily decorated table 4 sailor APP
peared with two little dolls, a little
boy all spick and span. and very
much beribboned little girl. They
both carried miniature hearts, one
bearing the name OF Hugh Brown and
| the other inscrined .'Estelle Johnson
Ryne. The announcement was fol.
lowed by a merry round OF congratil-
IatiOns to the officer FayOrs for the
young ladies were tiny kewpies
dressed in lace aud ribbons. After
the dinner the guests motored 70 the
Country Club to take part in the
moonlight dance there
Lieut.. Browns guests included Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Won Holt, Miss Mary
Won Holt. Miss Hnda Won Holt, Miss
Betty Case, Miss Amor Hall, Miss
Peggy Center. Lieut.. H. e. Kays,
Lieut.. Balghman. Ensigns Hintze.
Henry, Bowdep, AIcAIerrss. Yinson
Hatch and Bates
kMrs. Arthur Davidson Luncheon
Hostess 49,. 5S-4,.s..
One Of the very charming affairs Of
the week was the luncheon at which
Mrs. Arthur Davidson entertained on
Monday in honor of. Mrs. Coppage, an
attractive visitor here from Berke-
ley. A cut glass basket filed with
kdeIicately shaded pink formations
and ferns orpamentedT the center of
the table and little sillkens< Japanese
maids marked the places Of the
guests Those who we're invited TO
meet Mrs Goppage .Nere rtlur
Hodgins, Mrs. Merle johnson, Mrs.
William H. Munter and 8trs. Annie
Lakeland.
A New Novel BY Mrs.. .kose.
Chloe Malone another 81 those
fascinating herpines created by Fam
ME Heaslip Lea, has made her APP
pearance in the Womanss Home Com
panion this month and almost every
body Is reading about her or II anyone
has forgotten about Chloe he or she
should not wait anuthGr I1inlt6s to
"dive into the story.
Fannie Heaslip Lea, known among
Honolulu society folk as Mrs II. r.
Agee. has written number Of seri-
ais that have been followed closely
by story lovers all over the world, and
though her Sicily Anne. was very
much of a favorite. thu new lady,
'.Chloe' Malone promises to be even
more popular.
Chloe Malone" first. appears be-
fore q tall old fashioned mirror and
then gowned in the white and silver
Of the debutante she sets forth with
her mother to make her debut at the
first night of the opera Because the
Malones have but little OF worldly
riches 1t is Chloe's desire. almost her
necessity, to marry q millionaire. On
the way to the opera she and her
mother meet with an adventure
which almost promises TO make the
debutante forget about her million
aire -but then to tell OF that would
be telling the whole story. and 1t IS
much rrettier when read in the
words of the author
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MANY Society Women Take Their
Places az Humane officers,
With Mrs. l.. L. McCandIess as their
president, and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole
as vice-president, goodiy number Of
Honolulu's best-known women have
taken their places as officers and
workers in the Humane Society.
Among those women are: Mrs. s. NJ.
Damon. first yice-president; Mrs. r.
d. Mead, second vice-president; Mrs.
Bernice Walbridge. third yice-presi-
dent; Mrs. E. p. Low, fourth yice-pre-
sident; Mrs. w. r. Castle, fifth vice
president; Mrs. C. s.. Holloway, sixth
yiee-president; Mrs. M. F.. Prosser,
secretary, and Mrs. Archie Young.
treasurer. Directors: Miss Lucy Ward,
Mrs r. II. Brown, Mrs. Ed Dekum,
Mrs. T. j. King, Mrs. w. w. Thayer,
Mrs. A. Haneberg. Auditor: H. NJ
Dowsett Committees on Education:
Mrs. w. w. Thayer, Edgar Wood, Mrs.
E.. w. Jordan; child welfare. Mrs. A.
Haneberg, Mrs. Bernice Walbridge, !
Miss Alice Cooke; prevention of cru
city to animals, Mrs e. Dekum, Miss |
w. Tenney, G. P. Wilder. Miss Mabel
Phillips; finance, Mrs. r. d. Mead,
Mrs. r. C. Brown, Miss Harriet |
Hatch.
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Noted Polo Player to Wed.
SAN FRANCISCO.-The announce
ment of the engagement Of Mrs. Ruth
Merrill. Hammond, daughter of the
late John F. Merrill, and William
wealthy New Workers, fam
Gus polo player, who won distinction
at the recent exposition tournament.
came as a.surprise today in town and
peninsula society.
The wedding viii take place on the
afternoon Of Nov. 80 at the home Of !