Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02
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three daughters, the Misses Rebecca
Elizabeth and Agnes, since the dealt
of Mr.. Shreye last fall. The grand
I father of Miss Shreve was the founder
Of the well-known jewelry firm oil
Shreve & Co. Since returning from
the East a short time ago. Mrs Shreye
has established her family in the Har
ry Hastings residence at San Mateo
Mr.. Stockton is the, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Stockton OF Buffalo. The
family spends the summer seasons al
Eroadwater. on Lake Ontario.
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Walsh-Stubbs. -.
A quiet marriage was solemnized
yesterday at st. Clements church
when Miss May Stubs became the
bride of A. w. Walsh. one of the OPP
orators at the Marconi wireless station
at ..ahuku. Only few friends of the
bride and bridegroom were present
at the wedding. .--.~
The bride came to Honolulu in the
Niagara and was accompanied by hen
father. who is known as one Of the
wealthiest sheep owners in Australia
She had known Mr.. Walsh for years
and the wedding was the elimination
OF girl and boy romance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will make their
home in Kahuku for the present.
Miss octavia johnson to Be compli.
mented. IL .3.s- ~. +
Miss Charlotte Blake has invitations
out for an informal dance on Friday
evening to be given in honor of Miss
Octayia Johnson who is spending
some weeks in Honolulu.
Miss johnson is one OF. the most
popular young women to have visited
Honolulu and Is being entertained ex-
tensively by the younger set. r.
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The following clipping from the San
Francisco Examiner of May % will
be of interest to the graduates OF
Stanford and especially the visiting
baseball nine from the university:
A pretty college wedding YVES sol
emniZed on the Stanford campus on
Tuesday night when Mi Nan Drurv,
San Diego girl who received her di-
ploma from the university on Mon
day, became the bride of Leslie Sum
merfield The ceremony was perform
ed in the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
house by the Rev. d. Charles Gard
ner, chaplain of the Stanford Memoir
ial church.
Summerfield is a graduate of Stan
ford with the class of 1912, and after
receiving his degree in law last May
became city attorney for Reno, New.
Between Summerfield and his bride
they are members Of score or more
honorary societies. The wedding was
the elimination of a college romance.
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The newss that Lieut.. and Mrs. EN-
cry Smith are planning to make their
home in San Francisco for the next
two years Is a matter of great salts
faction to their many friends and rela-
tives. They will arrive from Fort Sill,
Okla, the latter part of June, and
Lieut.. Smith will take up his duties as
instructor of militia. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Smith were acre for several weeks
last year On their return from the
Philippines shortly after their mar.
rage. Mrs. Smith was Miss Mary Nc;
Cain, and her wedding took place, in
Manila San Francisco Chronicle.
May %.
Miss Mary Alexander was hostess
this week at an informal tea at the
Hotel Oakland. Miss Margaret Hop
per of Honolulu, who is visiting
friends across the bay, was the guest
of honor and a dozen guests were in.
vited to meet her.-San Francisco
Chrcnicle.
It has not yet been ascertained just
when Miss Alexander will return or
whether or not she will resume her
position on the teaching staff of oahu
College, but it Is known that she ex.
poets to return soon.
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Among the visitors of note recently
here were President Joseph E. Smith,
head of the Mormon church in Utah,
and descendant of the founder of this
religion. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, accom-
panied by Bishop and Mrs c. w. Nib
ley, were guests of honor at dinner
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Kathrens recently at Old Faithful Inn
The visitors from Utah plan to
spend the early summer at Honolulu,
returning here to pass several weeks
doing the exposition. San Francisco
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Mrs. William G. Irwin, for whom so
many of the recent social functions
have been given. left for San Fran
cisco this morning IN the Matsonia.
1t was with regret that her many
friends babe her farewell at the deck.
before the boat left for the
mainland this charming woman prom
lsed to make another visit to the