Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-04

am Stacker. Miss Catherine Johnson.
Miss Katie Singlehurst, Miss Flor
ence Davis, Miss Florence White,
Miss Electa Williams, Miss Clemence
Clifford. Miss Marguerite BRAND, Miss
Sybil Carter. Miss Mildred Chaplin,
Miss Louise Girvin. Miss Helen Cen
ter, Miss Louise Lightfoot. Miss Mari
an Lightfoot. Miss Eleanor Bissel,
Miss Nora Gardener. Miss Gertrude
Ripley, Miss Helen Church. Miss Rho
da Ballentyne, Miss Dorothy Winter,
Miss Mabel Carter, Miss Gladys Trout,
John O'Dowda, Alan Davis, Campbell
Croker, Elmer Crozier, Leslie Thomp-
son, Mr.. Ables, Shirley Bush, Henry
White. Lawrence Kelly, Mr.. Ideler,
Arthur Brown, Harry Spellman, Jack
Dassel, Frank Benson, Sam Steinhaus-
er, Raymond Slate. George Comes,
Charles Littlejohn, Brian Girdler,
John Clifford, Jere Smith. Chester
Taylor, Stan Austin, Sam Carter, Fred
Carter, Billy Noble, Gus Ballentyne,
lie Roy Bush. Albert Bush. Gordon
| Brown, George Bromley. Ernest Mott
Smith. Gordon Glib, Leslie Hicks
Sanford Wood and others.
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Returned 10 the Islands.
Honolulu friendE Of Mrs. s. J. Kelly
| Of San Jose were much pleased to wei
come her yesterday when she re.
| turned to the islands In the Great
Northern. Mrs. Kelly was accompan-
led by her son, Lawrence Kelly, who
"a q great fayorite with the younger
set. Mrs. Kelly was here two years
ago and made many friends among
| the Honolulans. On this occasion she
viii remain In Honolulu about four
months.
Dinner In Honor Of Mr.. Sam Walker.
One Of the most elaborate affairs OF
this week was the dinner at the Pa
cific Club last evening in honor OF
Mr.. Sam Walker. The hosts on this
occasion were the friends of Mr.. Wal
ker, who gave the popular bachelor a
farewell, for on Wednesday he is to
ioin the ranks of the benedicks.
There was much merriment at the
club during the evening, toasts were
proposed to the bride-to-be and the
guest of honor and a number Of
cial music by Sonny" Cunha and the
guests participated In the singing.
The table at which covers were laid
for the guests was deliberately decor.
ated with flowers and ferns, while
quantities of palms and baskets Of
maidenhair made the dining room at
tractive. Those who took part in the
AFFAIR were Mr.. Sam Walker, the
guest Of honor; Mr.. F. H. Armstrong.
Mr.. G. H. Angus, Mr.. A. L. c. Atkin.
son, Mr.. r. W. Atkinson. Mr.. e. M.
Campbell, Mr.. H. c. Carter, Dr. c. B.
Cooper, Mr.. F. B. Damon, Mr.. A. E.
Davidson, Mr.. J. d. Dougherty, Mr..
J.. c. Evans, Mr.. H. B. Giffard, Mr..
H. 8. Grey. DIR. C. B. High, DR.. A. g..
Hodgins, Mr. F E. Howes, Mr.. Ray
Irwin, Mr.. J. Jorgensen, Mr. H. r.
MacfarIane, Mr.. J. T. McCrosson, Mr..
]. d. McInerny, DR.. H. " Murray, Mr..
A. H. Rice, Mr.. e. I. Spalding, Mr..
E. E. Richardson, Mr.. F. e. Thompson,
Mr.. H. H. Walker, Mr.. ]. s. Walker,
Mr.. C. T. Wilder and Mr.. w. C. Will
der.
Engagement Announced.
An engagement announced this
week which came as delightful sur.
prise to members of the younger set,
was that of Miss Mildred Florence
Aver and Mr.. Thurston Webster Tay.
lor
Miss Aver is the daughter of Dr..
and Mrs. R. G. Aver, and is one of the
most talented young women here. She
is well known as linguist, speaking
several foreign languages. She came
to the islands about three years ago
with her parents, their former home
being Mexico.
Mr.. Taylor is an island boy. He is
descendant of the old missionary
families and Is very popular among
the islanders.
No date has been set for the wed
ing, but it will probably take place
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