Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06

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Tney, Miss Marion Chaplin, Miss Peggy
Center, Miss Rosie Herbert Miss Ruth
Soper, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Syl-
burn Puryis. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dill
bingham, Mr. Harold Dillingham;. Mr.
land Mrs. Harry Afacfarlane, Miss Al
Ice Macfarlane. Miss Lady Macfarlanes
Miss Lila Mcdonald, Miss Betty. Case.
Capt and Mrs. John r. Thomas, Mrs.
Harrison Hall, Mai and Mrs. Frank
Coe. Admiral and Mrs. G.. B. r. Moore,
Col. and Mrs. F. p Reynolds. Mrs.
George Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
King, Miss Edith Horsman, Miss
Laura Writ, Mrs Catherine Bodrero,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins, Miss
Thelma Murphy, Mrs Arthur Wilder.
Mr.. Bob McCorriston, Mr.. Robert
White, Col. Samuel Sturges, Mai. Ar
| thur Ccnklin, Watson BaIleHtyne, MT.
Gray Zabriskie, Maj Arthur Gonklin,
Mr.. Bert clark, Mr.. Walter Rycroft,
Lieut. Peyton, Lient. campanole and
Others. 500
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Tea In Honor Of Miss Edith Horsman.
Miss Edith Horsman, the charming
Berkeley society girl who ispyisiting
Mrs. J.. F. C. Hagens, was the guest
tof honor at delightful tea on Tues
day afternoon at which Mrs. George
Collins was hostess atsher home on
Kinau street. Yellow was the pre-.
yailing color in the decorations and
quantities of yellow eere0psis COM
bined with graceful fronds Of maiden
hair fern were arranged throughout
the house. Some among the invited
guests were Miss Edith Horsman, the
guest Of honor: Miss Violet Makee,
Miss Harriet Lucas. Miss Mary Luz
cas-, Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Miss
Edith Williams, Miss Sara Lucas,
| Mrs. William B. Lymer, Miss Abbie
Buchanan, Miss Marion Chaplin, Miss
Sylburn Purvis, Miss Dorothy Wood,
Miss Rose Herbert, Miss Lady Mac
Jessie Kennedy. Mrs. Harold Kenne-
dy, Miss Dorothy Guild. Miss Wilhel-
nina Tenney. So
John Elliot Austin IN the Navy Again.
The many friends of Ensign and
Mrs. John Eliot Austin wifi be delight
ed to learn that the young officer, who
has been suspended from the navy for
more than three years, has been re-
stored to his rank again. While for
some time it has been understood that
Mr.. Austin would again rank as an
officer In the United States navy, no
definite confirmation of the report was
received until yesterday when Rev.
John w Wadman received the cable
containing the good news.
The dismissal Of Mr.. Austin followe I
his marriage to Miss Wayne Wadniai
At the time of the marriage Mr.. Aus.
tin was only midshipman and was
/ ignorant of the rule forbidding officers
of this rank to marry. The wedding
was one Of the large social events
during the last visit Of the two squad.
/ rons Of the Pacific fleet, and the guests
included the commander and other Of
ficers Of the South Dakota, the cruiser
to which Midshipman austin was then
assigned.
Shortly after the departure of. the
fleet from Honolulu it was learned
that one Of the rules of the navy had
been broken when the junior officer
married without permission from
headquarters and he was courtmar.
tailed and dismissed from the service
Much influence was brought to bear,
however. and he has again been taken
into the service Of Uncle Sam.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip ..
Armour 90 In Honciulu.
Among the passengers who arrived
in Honolulu yesterday in the Manchu-
ria were. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip D. Ar
mour I'll. who are to spend part Of
their honeymoon touring the islands.
They have brought with them their
beautiful touring car. The Wayfarer. @
which will see much service during
MI. and Mrs. Armourss stay in Homo
lulus 49,
Mrs. Armour was formerly Miss
Gwendelin e. Condor. wealthy soci-
ETY. girl of New York City. and the
daughter Of appointment banker oil
the East. The Armour family Is one
CT the best known In America How
ever, he is never classed with the
idle rich, for while he takes part IN
all of Chicago's pastimes, he IS decid-
edly. energetic. and is learning the
packing business from the very begin
ming. Even now Mr.. Armour has his
eye out for cattle he can buy for the
great Armour corporation in the East
Both he and his wife are enthusias.
tic devotees of golf and IL Is expected
that they viii be often seen on the
local golf links during their Islands