Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28

Mrs, Matter DiIlinahap . Hostess.
in honor Of Mrs. Carter Harr son
Mrs. Heaton Owsley. Miss Edith Har
rison and Miss Gertrude Mccarthy
who were visiting in Honolulu this
week from CHICAGO, Mrs. Walter +
Dillingham; was hostess at delightful
tea en- Monday AFTERNOON az her Japa
nesc gardens on the Diamond Head
road az. 49, 4st satj
In the Far, East there Is a very
charming ceremony that is ,performei
during the making and serving Of the
beverage and one that is not easily
learned, for the Japanese maid must
study the art for three years before
she Is considered proficient in 4 by
her .countrymne, At her affair in
: honor Of the eastern visitors Mrs Dill
ineham asked little Buddhist nun to
serve tea; service she performed
gracefully as the guests sat about the
garden, on Japanese cushions. Twenty
six guests we're invited TO the affair.
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A New Fad for, Society. a.> 3eoaA.b
Each week this summer has brought
cut some new fad for society women
sometimes they have been freakish
and other times sensible, Oaklands
society women have within the past
few weeks taken up bowling on the
green and teams Of Oakland's society
women can be seen almost every aft
ernoon rolling the balls upon the green
turf.
And now with the new sport has
come a new walk. and it looks as
though the debutante SLOUGH were soon
to be a thing Of the past. The new
gait is called the bowling bend" and
is considered delightfully."- graceful. 1t
is sort OF an athletic, swinging walk,
this bowling bend, with slight in
clination forward.
Oakland's society women are taking
q keen interest in the bowling and
they are becoming very proficient in
. the sport. Every afternoon the links
at Lakeside park quite near the tennis
court are crowded with pretty matrons
and maids who have become enthusi.
astic deyotees Of the sport.
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Mrs. Edith spreckeis Becomes
the Bride Of Frank Wakefield.
Mrs Edith Spreckels, who as the
pretty Edith Huntington and later as
Mrs. "Jack" Spreckels was q decided
favorite in San Francisco, became the
bride OF Mr.. Frank Wakefield of San
francisco on Wednesday afternoon
The wedding was very quiet, only two
friends Of the bride and bridegroom |
being present The ceremony was
performed In the parlor of the Young |
hotel at $3.50 O'Clock, Elder Waller of |
the Reorganized Church of Latter Day |
Saints officiating, and was witnessed |
by Governor Pinkham, Arthur A. |
Prausnitz and G. d. Wright.
For the past month Mrs. Spreckels |
and Mr.. Wakefield have been in Homo
lulu waiting aor the final decree of the |
divorce Mrs Spreckels brought against
her former husband, Jack Spreckels. |
the prominent club and society man /
IN San Francisco. On Wednesday the /
came with news the decree
had been signed and their marriage
followed.
During their stay in Honolulu Mr..
and Mrs. Wakefield have devoted most
Of their time to the beach. and almost
every afternoon have been seen surf
At-E VI . WA1AiAAAA6s MA .. w 0hEhCtO ndo
many friends in Honolulu who have
informally for her on a
number of occasions. They sailed for
the Orient on the Nippon Maru last
evening.
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acknowledgements.
A quiet wedding was solemnized Ak
the Catholic Church on Wednesday
when Miss Lily Alderman
became the bride of Mr. John Breault
The marriage ceremony was read by
Father Yalentin az four O'Clock, and
was witnessed only by the members oil
The family Of the bride.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Breault LETT for Haleiwa, where they
viii remain for 2 few weeks. Upon |
to town they will mako their
home en- Beretania street, near Piikoi.
Mrs. Breault is well known in Ho
nolulu, having lived here for severa.
years. She is sister of Mrs. Tom
0'Brien and Miss Carrie Alderman,
both of whom were present at her
i
Mr. Breault is connected with [
business firm here and has host CT
friends on the islands
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Plat Cooke compiimented. i
lie Roy Bush entertained at a very q
enjoyable dance on Monday evening i
in honor of Plat Cooke who has snnr,