Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-23

the brides sister and brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sears Bates.
Following close upon the announce
ment of the engagement Of her init
mate friend. Mrs. Carrie Mills Fetch
er, to Capt. Filsert Hawkins Of the
British army the engagement Of Mrs
Hammond created stir.
Since her divorce from Leonard
Hammond. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Hammond, less than two years ago
Mrs. Hammond has been living with.
her mother, widow Of pioneer finan
cier.
Devereux is q member Of q promi.
nent eastern family and Is related to
Antelo Deyereux Of Philadelphia and
Deyereux Milburn Of New York. both
Of whom also plag ed here N the spring
polo games II was on one OF his Wis
its to the coast that he met Mrs
Hammond. Devereux has large min
ing interests in this state and Is now
at his mine In Calaveras county
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Miss Harriet Hatch Entertains at
Dance at Beautiful Sans souci.
Miss Harriet Hatch was hostess at
an informal dancing party on Monday
evening at her home, Sans Souci.
Growing palms and ferns were used
solely for decoration. Dude Miller's
quintet played for dancing. This was
voted one Of the most enjoyable affairs
Of the fall. Among Miss Hatch's
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dill
bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown,
Miss Betty Case, Miss Peggy Center.
Miss Amor Hall. Miss Mary Won Holt.
Miss Hilda Won Holt, Miss Ruth Ander-
son, Miss Pauline Schaefer. Miss Jes-
sic Kennedy. Miss Ruth McChesney.
Miss Marion Chaplin, Miss Dorothy
Wood, Miss Tllelma Murphy, Lieut..
and Mrs. Howard Spalding. Bert
Clark, Walter Rycroft, Vivian Dyer,
Francis Brown, Stanley Kennedy, Mr..
Miles, Mr.. Pfiueger, Mr. Hennoch,
Fred Schaefer. Lieut. Kelley, Ensign
Hugh Brown, Ensign Karl Hintze. En-
sign Vinson, Ensign Bates. Ensign
Ivan Graham, Ensign Watson. Ensign
d. o. Thomas and many others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder Hcnored.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Last night Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Templeton Crocker
entertained some Of their friends at
dinner party in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder of Honolulu, who did
much for the Crockers when they Wis
tied at the islands.
Mrs. Crocker's handsome dining
room, done in a regal style, its walls
of wonderful flame yellow and white
marble, with a carved wood frieze
enameled in old blues, gold. black and
touch of rose, with its dining room
furniture in claret-colored velvet on
carved rosewood, looked more beauti-
full than ever last night. 1t was mass
ed with flowers from the Croker
gardens, all harmonizing with the rich
colors predominating In the room.
The dining room pieces were once
the property of the late King Of Por-
tugal, but they probably never fitted
into more beautiful home than that
of the young Crockers. incidentally,
now that they are really installed In
their new home. the Crockers viii not
follow their usual custom Of coming
to town for the winter.
At the dinner party were also the |
Messrs. and Mesdames Henry Foster
Dutton, Laurance Irving Scott, Arthur
Eugene Murphy. Willard |
Drown. Harry MacfarIane Of Honolulu.
Harold Castle, the Mesdames Malcolm
d. Whitman, Arthur Wilder. Miss Ma
rion Newhall. Messrs John Parrot,
Stewart Bowery and Stanford Gwin--
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Chaplain McNear Host at
Dinner on the Maryland.
Chaplain McNear was host at an (
enjoyable dinner aboard the U. S. s.
Maryland on Tuesday evening After /
dinner the guests motored to the ODera I
House to Army Night" there. Pink (
md green was the color scheme used I
n decoration, the effect being daintily +
.arried out with pink roses. graceful
lows of pink tuIle and maidenhair
ern. Among Chaplain McNear's
guests were Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles