Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

for which, there Is 50 much need.
Mr.. Ideler viii be the instructor in
violin at Oahu College With the
pupils In the school and with the ont
siders who are also privileged 20 take
lessons In the music school, there Is
every expectation that he will create
a new interest in the violin and build
up the violin department. = Is
B.. So - L. - - V - ! ~
Engagement AnnouHeed. =
/. AIr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith OF 1872
Piikci street announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Edith Elizabeth. 70
Mr. William Thomas AEcGeorge OF
Kansas City y ~ <. A.
D. SIS Smith As the eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and holds re-
sponsible position as teller In the First
Maternal Bank of this city. The we'd
ding will take place IN the early
spring. Miss Smith leaves Honolulu
In the Wllheimina en- u short yaeation.
Juvenile sitthdsy Party, - = IS 3 81
Marion Warren, the small Daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Warren. cele,
bIated the third anniversary Of She;
birth by inviting . dozeii little cir q
and boys TO play, with her Tuesday
afternoon 81
{ After games on the lawn The chill
dren were given little soldier cans 81
blue and rink, which they wore 10
the march into the lanai where re-.
freshfnents were served al o long. low
table decorated with Beribb0ned has.
kets Of white jasrhine and PINK crocus
flowers. At each plate was q little
silk bag containing q mfnutiye purse
Tor the. smaller children, while wee
thimbles we're found In the bags
placed at the plates Of the oiEer girls
who had come to play with the older
daughter Miss Katherine Warren, Al
each place were also; tiny blue bls.tets
OF cookY birds and bonbons, While an
individual birthday cake with its tiny
pink taper raceds each. place. A larg
er brit day cate bearing three tiny
taVers and. cone TO grow on was
placed before the tiny hostesa who
cut sf9r her small gsiests The Ice
cream was served. In little blue dover
pots, powdered chocolate serviDg for.
earth and q sprig Of, white blossoms
grew from. each chilly aoWef bed The
little guests Invited for the afternoon
included Heien Pehtlafld CorAeIia and
Jean MacIntyres Barbara Mlintef. Nan.
cy Clegg, BabysSaI Agee, Qorptty
Efdrnan. Heien McG enagle, Irf1A Fin.
Bobby McDonald. BILLY Harness.
James Tracy. Adrienne Bale ahd
Katharine Warren.
& S. {. & & =
Pasadena Visitors iii itoneldiH
Prominent among the sui1tnet visit
ors to Hawaii Is Miss eliza beth Qfoen.
endyke, of Pasadena. California. who,
with two girl friends, Miss May And
Gregg and Miss Black. also Of Pasa-
dena, has been spending several de-
IightfuI weeks, at the Young Hotel
Miss Groenendykes. holds an enYiable
position as head 81 the manual arts
department of the Polytechnic Eie-
School, which Is connected.
with the. Well.knownE Throop College
Of Pasadena, and has achieved such
notable success in her work that II
has more than, a local interest Her
classes range from the first 70 the
eighth grade, /, and she has also folk
dancing and work In physical culture.
In addition to her regular school work
she also has several private pupils
and Is filled with enthusiasm Tor her
work. Miss Groenendyke d Q sister,
of Edward Groenendyke vice presi-
dent and director of the Union Nation
al Rank OF Pasadena, one Of the prom
ine1it. financial institutions Of South.
ern California. Mr.. Groenenayke was
a visitor, to Honolulu early this spring
Miss Black and Miss Anderegg
snent several weeks on Kanat as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Water,
house, and since Joining Miss 4ir0e.
nendyke in town, the three departed
by the WHhelmina. for Hilo and the
Volcano. The party win sail for the
mainland on the Wiihelmina next
Wedn esday. 80 ~ 8
Passed Through Honeluiu. :. = X.
When the transport Logan passed
through Honolulu recently one OF the
passengers on, board was
Mrs. Arnold Marcus, the handsome
bride of Ensign Marcus, u 8. NJ VINO
was. married in the Philippines 9 short
time ago. I OF the. Marcuses the san
francisco Wasp says: -
."'The younger set was truly .surT
prised last. week when the army trans.
port Logan arrived with pretty Mrs.
Arnold Marcus, on board Of, her-for
it seemed as It the fair Helen Eliza
beth had hardly had time to- land ano
be married. let alone; returning as
this! Several months ago she an
nounced her engagement, to Ensign
U. s. ~, while half OF the
people In town we're in total ignor.
ance of the fact that her former en-
gagement had reached a conclusion.
For the statuesdue Miss CoRles an
nounced her engagement to young
Kenneth Davis, son Of the Winfield
Scott Davises, but she never iannoune.
ed to the world in general that the
affair du occur was over. Hence there
was much surprise eVineed over her
sudden announcement, and more stu
when she declared her intention Of
sailing out alone to the Philippines
and being married. She was, how
ever, accompanied as far as Honolulu
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