Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-17

this evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Clifford in Manoa. when
Miss Cora Amberg of San Francisco
becomes the bride OF Mr.. Charles Ash,
also CT that city. The Reverend Hen.
ny p. Jr.td will perform the ceremony.
Miss Amberg arrived yesterday morn
ing in the Siberia> They decided to
be married in Honolulu when Mir.
Ash's business with the firm, Gould
& Ash, compelled his living in tais
city. The bride will be married in, a
travelling suit and only few friends
are invited. After the ceremony
wedding supper will be served at the
Clifford hcn.e, End then the couple will
motor to tie Seaside. where they will
reside John Clifford. the tslented
young violinist, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Giffcrd. accompanied by his mother,
will play Lohengrin's Wedding March
md "Ca1l Me Thine Own. " Those
who are invited to attend are Mr.. and
Mrs, W. L. Clifford, Mrs. Ella Sweeney,
Miss Clemence Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kfestenthoit, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Fra
zier, Miss Mildred Chaplin, John Gift
ford, John O'Dowda. Edmund Lanand,
G. r. Ward, E. u. Nell.
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Twin DAUGHTERS.
OF interest to the service people in
Honolulu comes the following clipping
from the San Francisco Chronicle of
July q:
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Cadet Ma,
hin ere receiving the congratulations
of their friends on the arrival of twin
daughters in their home on June 9Th.
Mrs. Mahin is sister of Mrs. Mat
Pickering, daughter of Major and Mrs.
Abner Pickering, who we're stationed
for several years at Alcatraz and who
later lived for a time in Berkeley
Mrs. Mahin is a sister of Mrs. Matth-
thew Smith, the former Miss Yetiye
Pickering, who was great social ia
vorite in this city during the time of
her fathers command at Alcatraz.''
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Hardieg-o 'Brien.
Lieut. Carl A. Hardigg has written
to friends, whom he surprised greatly
with his recent marriage to Miss Mary
0'Brien in West Virginia, that they
would return in the August transport
to Hawaii. Lieut. Hardigg when he
announced his intention of leaving on
furlcugh caused little suspicion but
the announcement of his marriage
really came as surprise to his
friends. Mrs. Hardigg, as Mary
O'Brien, visited here two years ago
with Mrs L. L. McCandless and Mrs.
John McCandless. She has many
friends here Her home is in Parkers-
burg.
Mrs. John {. Baird to Receive.
Mrs. John E. Baird has planned an
other of her delightful informal after
Moons for next week, and on Tuesday
afternoon will receive her friends at
Hauoli, the Bairds' beautiful home at
waikiki.
Mrs. c. r. Pentland, Miss Anne j.
Atherholt of Philadelphia, Miss Mar
garet Sisson of Baltimore. Mrs. John
Marshall and Miss Marshall of Salt
Lake City, all of whom are house
guests of Mrs. Baird, will receive with
her.
Canoe at the Plessanton.
One of the delightful events on the
social calendar of the past week was
the dance at the Pleasanton Hotel
which the guests of the hotel and
their friends enjoyed on Tuesday even
ing Among those present were a
number of the army and navy folk, IS
we'll as members of the civilian sets.
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complimenting VALENTINE Mace.
Miss Emily Cooke and Mr.. Plat
Cooke entertained in honor of their
house-guest, Mr. VALENTINE Mace,
on Wednesday evening at dance at
the Country Club The Country Club
is most popular place for entertain
ments of all kinds this summer. A
color scheme of yellow and green was