Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03

Lieut.. Benjamin Franklin Tilley win
be interested to know of his mar
rage. which took place in Richmond.
Va, Wednesday. The bride was Miss
Harriet Buchanan Lieut.. Benjamin
of the later Rear-admiral b. F. Tilley
and Mrs Tilley OF Annapolis. who
were stationed at Mare island for
long time after their return from Sa.
moa, where Admiral Tilley was gov.
ernor Lieut.. Tilley was fayorite in
the younger set OF San Francisco and
at Mare island. His bride is a belle
In Richmond, and Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Baldwin Buchan.
an"
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Reception at ksmehameha Honoring
Two New Principals.
Complimenting the two new princi.
pals of Kamehameha schools, Miss
Abbie Newton of the girls school and
Mr.. C. r. Bostwick of the boys school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Charles Webster
entertained at reception last night
at their home Yellow and white was
the color scheme used in decoration.
the effects being carried out with
yellow chrysanthemums and white
daisies Green palms and ferns were
used throughout the rooms. In the
receiving line were the host and hos
tess and the guests Of honor. Despite
the disagreeable weather the guests
numbered about three hundred and
fifty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hawes
In San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Halves,
formerly OF Honolulu, are now in San |
Francisco where they are enjoying |
meeting their old friends and doing |
the exposition" The Halves have not |
been in Honolulu for some time, but
1t is. hoped that they will make the
islands visit before the year is out.
During their stay in San Francisco
they are being entertained extensively
both by their own friends and friends
of the late Colonel Alexander G.
Halves, father of Mr.. Halves, who dur
ing his lifetime was one of the prom
inent members of the Bohemian Club
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Governor Pinkham Entertains for
Gen. and Mrs. William Henry Carter.
Governor l. e. Pinkham entertain
ed at an deliberately appointed dinner
evening at his home on Luna
lilo street in compliment to the de-
I arting commander of the Hawaiian
department, Maior-generaI Carter and
Mrs. Carter. Covers we're laid for
twenty-six.
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Fourth Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baker Rietow
celebrated their fourth wedding ami
versary with an, informal dinner at
deinfe,s Tavern last evening. i,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Spreckels we're
losts at small dinner in their San
Diego home Saturday evening, which
vas enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. George
3eckley of Honolulu, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Leslie Moon and Lieut.. T. II.
1oyt, u. s. M c., and Mrs. Hoyt The
ound table was adorned with bask-
t of yellow chrysanthemums, to
Which were attached toy balloons In
ed and yellow.
Mr.. Spfeckels recently returned
rom trip through Imperial Valley.
San Francisco Call
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II is a deep regret to their friends
hat Maior-general and Mrs. William
henry Carter leave Honolulu perma-
lently on Friday Mrs. Carter has
cen one of the most gracious hos.
esses Honolulu has known and has
made a host of friends both in the
ervice set and among civilians. Mrs.
,arter is being entertained extensive
y this week. Major-general Carter
vas a guest of honor at an Ad Club
luncheon today
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder have
ecided to extend their stay here twot
Teeks longer, and will sail Wednes-
ay, November 8, for their home In
They will give up their
partments tomorrow and spend thel
ext two weeks at the Palace hotef.--
an Francisco Examiner.
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Col. and Mrs. B. F.. Cheatham have
rived from Honolulu and are de-
GIFTED to again be in San Francisco.
Irs. Cheatham, who was formerly
Iiss May Denman, is sister of Mr..
lillian Denman.-San Francisco Elk
miner.
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Leaving for a visit to the Exposi
on, Mrs John Walker and her daugh
n. Miss Kathleen Walker, we're
mong the departing passengers in the
when she left for San
rancisco.
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Mr.. George Butt, assistant manager
the Pleasanton Hotel, has been
llled to his home IN Portland, Ore
On. He will leave in the Sonoma .
Id return to Honolulu about Decem.
er 1. 49,,
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Mrs Frank E. Blake was among the
sparting passengers in the Wilhel-
ina this morning, visitor to the :
.ir. Mrs. Blake will remain in San
about five weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Goodale. who