Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17

Mr.. Howard Case and Miss
Catherine MaeconneII Wed. - p
within q short time Mr.. Howard
Case, member of the reportorial staff
OF the Star bulletin, will arrive from
the coast bringing with him pretty
bride, Miss Catherine MacConnell oil
406 Est Yakima street, North Yaki
ma, wash. They were married lasi
SATURDAY., the news of the ceremony
being sent to Mr.. Cases friends in Ha.
wall by wireless.
The romance emphasized by the
wedding in Washington dates bach
to schooldays in the Northwest city.
Later Mr.. Case came to Hawaii and
after studying in Mckinley High
School Joined the Hawaiian Star After
the amalgamation of the two papers
he became a. reporter for the Star.
Bulletin, In which position he has been
very successful and made host OF
friends. Announcement Of his en-,
gagement to Miss MacGonnell was
made several months ago.
The bride is the daughter OF we'll
known Yakima family and is unusually
pretty and accomplished. They ex.
pect to occupy a cottage at the beach
after their arrival, which will be about
the end Of March.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon Here on Honey
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram e. Nixon have
been added to the colony of mainland.
ers here on their honeymoon. They
arrived yesterday. Mr.. Nixon is the
son of the late Senator Nixon Of Ne
vada and visited here several years
ago. They are now stopping at the
Moana and intend to leave tomorrow
for Hawaii
The San Francisco Examiner con.
tains the following news note that
will be OF interest to HonolHlans with
the arrival of the Nixons:
Mixers Son sElopee With Bride.
Bertram E. Nixon, son of the late
George s. Nixon, United States sena-
tor from Nevada, and his bride arriy-
ed at the Palace last night chuckling
at the way they had surprised their
families and friends.
"The bride was Miss Ethel Esrey.
daughter. of Thomas 8. Esrey. hotel
man Of Lemoore. The wedding took
place at noon yesterday at the Hotel
Fresno. Their parents knew nothing
about it. The ceremony was per
formed By Dean 6. r. E. Mcdonald Of
st. James Pro-C Cathedral. George B.
Beckley OF Honolulu was best man
and Miss Hazel Await Of Fresno the
bridesmaid There were no Others
present
The bridal pair will sail Thursday
for honeymoon trip to Honolulu and
VIII make their home at the Nixon
ranch near Reno"
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College Club Meets.
The College Club met last Tuesdas-
at the home OF Mr.. and AIRS. w A.
Bowen on Kewalo street. The Inject
ing was in the hands OF sae 0berlin
graduates and in honor of DR.. Flot-
ence Fitch, dean of the College of
Women at oEerlin. DR.. fitch Is on
her way to the orient with Miss Hem
enway They win spend some time in
North China. The College Club enter
tainment was in the form of lawn
party. Mr.. George Andrus of Kane
hameha, accompanied by two other
graduates, rendered some pleasing
guitar Numbers and DR. Fitch gave q
splendid talk on conditions at Ober-s
lin. Among those at the affair were
Mrs. Walter F. Frear. Mrs Will Whit
ney. Mrs. Carl Andrews. Miss Char
lotte Hall. Miss Florence Hoffman,
Mrs. Charles X. Frazier, Mrs. Spencer
Bowen, Mrs. w. s. Bowen, Miss van
Schaick, Mrs. Arthur Floyd Griffiths,
Mrs. c. Schmutzler, Miss Louise Lara
bee, Mrs. H. w. Lyon, Miss Antoinette
Foster. Mrs. L. G. Rowland, Mrs. Will
bur ]. MacNeil. Miss Alice 0leson.
Mrs. Kenneth Barnes, Miss Susan
Clark, Mrs. Isaac M. Cox, Miss Char
lotte Dodge, Miss Mary Stambaugh
and DR.. and Mrs. Huntington.
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OF Interest Here.
In the arrivals and Departures
column of the San Francisco Chron.
icle were found these notes which will
be OF interest to Honolulans.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Templeton
Croker were the guests for few
days this week OF Mrs. Crocker,s
mother. Mrs. William g. Irwin, at her
home on washington street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Croker and Miss Marion New.
hall viii sail April IL for Honolulu
for a visit of six weeks in the islands.
They will occupy the Irwin home at
Waikiki
The arrival Of the Charles Temple